[Do you prefer to download PC Games off the internet or buy the DVD?]

I personally prefer CDs to everything, since online purchasing sounds great but there is nothing like being able to play a game or run it without the need for an internet connection (or having to worry about internal storage space). 

[Your thoughts on RDR2?]

I love it, so much endgame content it’s crazy. Plus the way that everything is so realistic is definitely a huge plus. 
 

I’ve tried online play and it really just feels like a reskin of GTA on the way people act, but otherwise it isn’t too bad. 

[Grand Theft Auto The Trilogy Definitive Edition Remastered]

Idk how I feel about this. It’s legit the same game that they released on PS4/PS3/mobile, so not too sure how they can even call it something different since it is just another port with the same graphics, etc.

[Favorite EA Game Series Of All Time]

Command and Conquer, Sims City, The Sims, Need for Speed, and even Burnout are my top ones 

[PC game to play in free time at work?]

RuneScape, Albion Online, Nexomon are all good choices for a game you can play while working or even on break endlessly 

[How many controllers?]

I currently have two in case friends want to come over, gone are the days of quad split screen on a single console so more than 2 isn’t really needed in my eyes 

[GTA 6 Release Date ???]

More than likely in 2024-2025 at this point. GTA V online makes them way too much money to give up, esp said ally that it’ll be on the newer generation of consoles all over again. 

[What do you look for in a quality remaster?]

Improved controls, slightly tweaked graphics, and better audio if possible since a lot of old game’s audio is very shallow at best 

[What game have you spent the most time playing in 2021?]

Probably RuneScape again since it’s on mobile. Haven’t really touched my PS4 in a hot minute sadly 

[What games are best to play when you only have a short time for a session?]

Racing games, some MOBAs are really quick, possibly an RPG or something with a window you can pause it on.

[Favorite Search Engines]

Primarily just use Google since their ranking of pages seems the most accurate in my eyes compared to others.

[FPS Games on Mobile?]

I think they have to adjust the ability to aim and shoot otherwise it’s hard to do all of the controls while touching just a screen. Kinda makes the game easier for those who have the game controllers that plug into their phone. 

[Battery Draining Games on Mobile?]

I think it depends on the game, what you have the game settings set to, and how older your phone is overall. I know it’s to be expected to loose battery faster, but nothing drastic such as loosing a full battery in an 30min-1hr sitting. 

[Is there a point at which remastering a game no longer makes sense?]

I think when it comes to a bad story or gameplay that has poor reviews, or if the game just isn’t really relevant anymore and the fans have jumped ship to another series or the newest game and don’t want to play the game again years later. 

[Are there any games with built-in seasons?]

GTA V, Forza, Death Stranding, and I think maybe even Saints Row but I can’t remember too much 

[When is a playthrough of an open world game “done?”]

When the story, and extra tasks are done. Only the missions that are there to add money, etc. remain and are the repetitive ones. Otherwise I’d consider it done. 

[Who Likes Guitar Hero?]

I wish that they went the route they did with the last one for PS4 where it had drums, mic, 2 guitars etc. the newer game’s guitar is kinda lame in the fact that they tried to make it a tad too real which kinda lost their fan base. 

[Which Playstation 5 are you going to buy?]

Standard - especially with the game drive requiring very specific elements and the sizes of these games just being massive. 

[Do you still play your PlayStation Vita?]

Yes, I think the whole idea of having a touch feedback back case is perfect. It adds a new layer of mobile gameplay that other consoles just aren’t able to even get to. 

[Battlefield 2042]

I’m loving it, gives me that Battlefield 4 vibes with the huge matches and buildings that can dynamically change the map as the match progresses 

[Games with so much detail you feel like you can’t catch everything]

Mostly any open world like Ark, Death Stranding, shoot even GTA at times 

[Do you find first person or third person more immersive?]

First person for sure, especially when you are in a VR headset. It makes things just pop out and gives you the perspective of the character 

[How fast did you adapt to your new console controller?]

It took me a few days to get used to the touchpad and speaker on my PS4 controller, so not too long. 

[Games where you play the villain]

Saints Row, Infamous, DC Universe online are some good examples that come to mind right away 

[Do you find it hard to start playing a new game for the first time?]

Not so much but I think it can be hard to pickup on a new genre for example. Like going from shooter to moba, for example