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PlayStation - I find it to be more of a gaming console whereas Xbox tends to be mostly an entertainment center/device

I've only preordered one game before, No Mans Sky - since then I never would again. Plus with things going digital, it makes pre-ordering not so unique or special since I can get the same game on launch day after my friends have personally played it.

Just around 17, due to Humble Bundles from way back that I got just for one game series.

Controller adapter if it fits your hands nicely, otherwise bluetooth works if you make sure there aren't any other devices around you that can interfere with it when you are playing.

PC, here and there for a year or two. PS4 - ever since it came out lol. Mobile - rarely, like super rarely to play any legit game so on it.

Linux by far, if there support was there. It uses far less resources, less GPU aspects, and tends to not glitch out when it doesn't like something where-as Windows will jsut blue screen or slow down other things it deems "fit".

I personally leave my computers on 24/7, unless it is a laptop. Shoot, I think my Plex Server (Windows 7 old junk machine) has been online and up for over 90 days now since the updates got disabled/end of life'd.

I think the better question is "can I stream AND game on the same PC". A lot of times streaming takes little effort, but gaming on that same machine can lead to performance problems depending on how much you have going on or what game you are playing and the graphic settings in it.

I wish that they had other characters from other franchises, but this is a huge plus so I can't honestly complain too much.

It depends, in games like Rogue Company it can be nice to hear others. But when I hear screaming, or loud noises, I just mute them since it's super annoying as heck.

100% think any fighting game, shoot even GTA 3 seems priceless or any racing game with the odd damage or ways that the AI move around.

Not many let you sync progress between platforms, unless it's mostly online based (and then it's not really like getting an advantage on another device or so).

Battlefield or Warface. Only ones that match it pretty close, otherwise you get new things like in Rogue Company.

TBH why not make it up to the player? Idk if you guys have played Infamous, but that is a perfect example of how you can play as good, neutral, or evil and switch between them all throughout the game. As far as characters in the game, I think it depends on how they are based around the story. I kinda like anti-heros more, but really depends.

Is the KFC console even a console? I thought it was just a PC with a way to heat a bowl of chicken on top. Either way, we might see more handhelds or ways to play/sync with consoles on the go.

I feel like it may be due to manufacturing them, since Sony has already opened up a way to get them exchange them for a new one if I read on Facebook News today. Reminds me of the PS4 controllers when the joysticks were super stiff at first, and then they did a slight redesign and it's perfect from the get-go.

Pokemon Go still here and there, Call of Duty, GTA: SA, and HQ. Otherwise I don't have any other mobile games even installed on my phone anymore.

I'm waiting for them to increase the screen refresh rate, and for the 5G modems to get nailed down more since right now they eat up battery life like crazy. I will say that the iPhone 12 Pro Max's camera is like ON POINT with every single photo my friend has taken with hers.

I've never heard of this game, but it's a really cool concept. Kind of has the Habbo Hotel vibe without all of the microtransaction aspect from the get go (or so that I could tell by viewing their demo video on the register page).

I've played it, the only issue I had is that the physics seems to be out of wack once you tie down rafts with eachother (you can view some videos of this which make it priceless). It definitely is a cool concept though to be stuck at sea and only being able to use items that you find at either island or when you are floating around.

I want to say that it took me around 2 hours to fully get it to download when I got it, although I had the disc copy so the time it even took copying from disc to the hard drive was like over an hour as well. Still is worth if you can download it overnight vs. during the day, since I feel like the speeds are slightly faster overnight when less people are using the internet for things.

I remember watching Markiplier play this in a few videos and thought it seemed like a fun game, although I never personally played it. Looks like it may definitely be worth buying and picking up though from all of your feedback. Is there anything specific to look out for or do while playing that is more unique for example?

Command & Conquer Generals (the reboot of the franchise), I think I heard something regarding Crazy Taxi that never saw the light of day, and also Zoo Tycoon got shut down from a reboot a few years ago if I recall correctly too.

I think it was fun back in the day, now it's just lobbies full of people killing eachother (which can be fun but not when they just mass target everyone over and over again) and kids screaming about it. Very hard to find a chill lobby that you can just talk and relax in with others who are online.

Plenty of times, from that being due to HDD failure, or a bad update on the system, or me forgetting to save a game that I had in a paused state and the power goes out. It is hands down the worst feeling trying to redo things you already did (but can sometimes make it easier IMO to do).