killamch89

Definitely - the fact that the stigma about videogames being a massive waste of time still exists confirms this. Yes, videogaming is more widely accepted than when I was a kid and they're trying to incorporate it into other industries to benefit people in numerous ways. But most non-gamers still think videogames are a huge waste of time.

Really? I'm going to have to look this up. Gaming companies keep trying to shoot themselves in the foot all the time.

That's pretty good - Just out of curiosity, when did you start gaming? It sounds like you started in your teens.

Alignment is totally dependent on the way I'm trying to play the game. I wish there were more games which could make you the bad guy - it feels like most choose the path for you. Even the ones that claim to have 'freedom of choice".

Haven't really found any good deals either - all I've seen some retailers do is jack up the price and then offer a "discount" which would be the normal price of the game at any other time of the year.

I keep having to come back to this: Spec Ops: the Line White phosphorus moment - absolutely horrifying. I think it's the first game that has ever made me feel guilty for killing tons of innocent people.

Alien Isolation did a brilliant job of this by making the Xenomorphs adapt to your tactics so you couldn't keep depending on the same strategy to make progress in the game. I also hate the damage sponge mechanic as well.

Occasionally, I still do it sub-consciously but not for every type of game though. It's mainly games with lots of action.

For me personally, it depends on the amount of content - if the content is great, I don't really care about the amount of hours. However, if it's full of generic, grinding missions, the game is far too long for my liking.

I was literally just about to bring up DMC reboot - that Dante looked like some Emo kid who'd skip school to smoke cigarettes. Vergil looks and acts like some stuck-up half-demon aristocrat. Thank goodness Capcom came to their senses - I swear I'd never touch another DMC game had they continued with that reboot.

I can't actually think of any action games without bosses - the whole gaming industry would critique the hell out of such a game.

My list goes as follows: Deus Ex (the graphics were poor even at the time of release. It's still a great game but still...) Twisted Metal 2 Nioh (truly underrated game) Fallout 3

Castlevania Contra Armored Core Mechassault Splinter Cell Burnout SSX Double Dragon Crazy Taxi Drivr Chronicles Of Riddick Metroid Prime Manhunt Metal Gear Zone Of The Enders

Ai can but it's basically bound to whatever parameters it's creators programmed it with. Ai as of now isn't anywhere near its full potential - Ai is still dependent on constant human input and maintenance. Nowhere near the sentience that all these tech companies are trying to portray. Customer Service Jobs are going this way and we're seeing that with a lot of larger tech companies already.

The Johnsons (1992) - 6.5/10

The way how Yamamoto melted Driscoll was so brutal - I loved it!

Hmmm - this is a tough one because I have gotten a lot of great things for free. I'd say the Kawasaki Superbike that my brother gave to me when he was migrating to the US when I was 16-17. Every Saturday, I used to put some gas in it and ride around at night going to parties etc. - those were the days.

Congrats man, time sure does fly.

Bro, I literally have goosebumps playing it and that doesn't usually happen when playing any other horror game.

CS:GO - haven't played this one in a bit and also some Skyrim SE

I mean I do have a TV in my bedroom as well but honestly, I don't even use it all that much.