Joshua Farrell

This is one of the games I loved playing a ton back when I still had a copy of it. Loved sneaking around the maps in campaign, and trying to not get killed at the same time. Anyone else wish this game had a more up to date version to play?

I still have the disc to this game, and still love playing this game whenever I get the chance. I wish the game series got more of a following for online play, as it had the ability to play multiplayer online. Loved the 3 classes and the individual strategy involved in trying to beat the game. Does anyone else still have a copy of this game?

Pretty old game here. I remember having this back when I still had Windows 95. Could never beat the game, but did enjoy trying to figure out how to kill the aliens, and upgrade my base. From the looks of it, the game might still be available to play. I am considering getting it again. Anyone else played it before?

I had this game, way back in the day on the original PlayStation. Did anyone else own this game? I remember playing it, and hearing tons of corny jokes that the game producers put into it. I had fun, just exploring and not really playing as much as I should. Had plenty of fond memories playing this with my siblings.

My very first system that I remember owning and which I still own, is the original PlayStation. Sadly, I lost the power cord, the wired controllers, and the games I remember that I loved playing on it. Not sure what happened to everything, but the system itself. I had Gex: Enter the Gecko, Metal Gear Solid, and the very first Harry Potter game for it.

There have been games that I didn't like the first time playing. Generally takes me more than a few times playing them, before I like them enough to want to play them again in the future. My biggest thing, is games that I like in general, because of their genre, but hate trying to play enough to get a system down to make playing easier.

I usually do not have issues with what the game is geared towards, politically, or otherwise. I play to enjoy playing it. Though there are some games where I have had minor issues in the past. Usually because of a recent event I went through.

It does happen to me time to time. Sometimes I just want to be able to beat what I am playing, as fast as possible. The good thing about me doing that, is that I don't do it frequently enough to make it hard to keep track of what is going on elsewhere in the game.

It depends on the system really. I love playing Wormax.io on my computer when I have a short time. I also love playing a round or two of Multiplayer on Halo. Plus it depends on if I am expecting to go somewhere or if I have to work on something.

I currently game on a 28 inch tv from Vizio. Good for playing stuff if I am not playing in a party of more than 2. Any more, and everyone has to be sitting close to the tv to see things with accuracy.

It usually depends on the game. Generally speaking, I do not pay close attention to the ground as often as I should. Some of the games I play are fast pace, and ignoring the ground for objects or items that can injure, does tend to happen if I am not paying attention.

What accessories did you get for your xbox? I have a small controller, a couple of headsets, and a motion sensor for the dance games. Gotta admit, I wish I was more physically fit for the sensor games. Gotta get around to getting a flight controller. I love an actual joystick to play certain fight related games.

How many controllers do you have for your xbox? I have 6 of them. I use one for my computer, and the rest are for the xbox, when I have group parties playing the occasional game with the fam.

I loved playing exploration games and city building games when I was younger. Wouldn't believe how many types of pirate games and city adventure based games I played as a kid. What about you?

If you could bring back one game that used to be popular when you were younger, what would it be? For the xbox, I would have to go with Brute Force. I loooooved that game! I think I played it just as much as Halo: Combat Evolved. Loved the fact that you could interchange between 1st and 3rd person view, depending on which seemed easier to do, based on the weapon you wanted to use with the character. I also loved MechWarrior 2: 31st Century Combat and it's expansions, and MechWarrior 3. MechAssault was a let down, compared to MechWarrior. But the graphics did get better with them.