Shine_Spirit

No, because I don't think they can add anything useful to me. I mean, for me... Video game is just a fun way to spend time and not an "obligation". I can't understand how a person can spend so much time watching those people playing the game they wanted to be playing.

I never stopped to think about some negative aspect related to this. Perhaps because I see it only as just a real funny hobby, I don't care so much about certain kind of problems. I mean... I like to play a very good game, but I don't look for problems when I'm playing it (I only want to have some fun).

There's no denying that for many years the games were made directly to the male audience. But nowadays, the scenario is quite different right now and women are fighting very well for their space in this market (and they're doing a pretty good job).

This game looks horrible and pretty annoying. I've tried to play it once and... WTF?! I didn't have patience to play it for a long time. For me, it was like a total waste of time. Plus, I hated the story and the graphics... It's really bad.

In this situation, I have no doubt that a headphone is better in all aspects. I mean, mainly for providing an immersion of the player in the world of the game that is been playing and for me... This is something really important.

Both options are very good (at least in my opinion), but when it comes about the BEST quality... A real good headphone is the chosen one (with this, we can go crazy when we're playing a very exciting game, haha)! No dicussions about this fact! 😉

I don't consider any vídeo game as a wast of time (not at all). I believe that even if some of them are very bad, there's always something new to be learned (even though we didn't realize it). We just have to pay attention to the detais.

Honestly, I can't remember if I spend so much money on some games (mainly because I don't think this is really necessary). I tend to be very controlled with these things and I never exceed my limits (which is pre-established).

THIS! Pretty bad games! ;x I would add (without think twice): Watch Dogs, Enter The Matrix, Haze, Fuse, Duke Nukenm Forever, Red Steel, Alien: Colonial Marines... Basically because they are very ood and pretty messy! O.o'

I'm aware of it. But I still keep my opinion: the games aren't the guilty ones (not only buy themselves) here. It's a really complicated discussion, I know that. However, I don't think games have all THAT dangerous / lethal power (although some of them aren't really so good for some specific public).

I don't drink any kind of energy drinks. By the way, I think this is a bad habit of the most addicted players. They may not feel the problems right now (probably because they think it won't bring them any kind of complications)... But in the near future, they'll regret it.

Usually, I always do that when I feel very nostalgic (and by the way, this is happening frequently... haha!). But this also happens because many old games have a timeless quality... So, I think they desserve to be remembered (and played) at any time.

I don't have a fixed amount to spend on games. What I usually do, is to prioritize the games that I'm eager to play. So, I buy them as soon as possible. Spending high amounts on that is not on my priority list (however... I wish I had Money for that, haha!).

I' ve never imagined myself being or acting as a vídeo game character (maybe in my dreas, I gues... haha!). This role, I think I just like to play only in the viral field / world. At the end, real life is always better, interesting and more challenging than those that we play on games, haha!

I can't understand how the society (in general) can blame video games for "changing" people's attitude / behavior. The games are just games only unleess the player already has some kind of mental deviation for something really bad. The game by itself can't do anything critical.

I think the line between "fun" and "addiction" can be quite complicated considering the reality and interests of each player. What may work for me, may not work for you. However, I think some aspects should be considered as worrying, being the main one of them, the lack of interaction with the real world.

Yes, this question seems to be a little weird for a forum like this, haha... But I know that you mean, haha! Well, I like to play vídeo game since I was a kid... So, my answer to the question is "YES". According to my parents, video games have been one of my addictions since there. Nowadays, I no longer have the time I had before to play, but it's still one of my favorite hobbies.

Considering this fiel I like to play Chess. Online Chess can be very dynamic and interesting. Not to mention the fact that it may still be more challenging than a real-life Chess. Of course this is not a rule, but I like to play this game in a different scenario (and the online atmosphere seems to be a pretty good one for this).

For many times I've tried playing vídeo games on my cell phone, but I just don't have patience for that... Not at all! I think the things that bother me most are the lack of mobility (in relation to the commands) and the size of the screen (something thar is paticulary very important for me).

Today I wope up a little bit nostalgic. So, when I woke up like this, one of the games that can kill my will is the amazing and addictive Pokemon Go (mainly because this game brings me a lot of good memories from a great time wiht friends).