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That's a shame since I play tons of game through Steam, but it makes sense. It'd be nice if they were better emulated.

Pre-orders for games to be released in several years isn't anything new. *Points to Duke Nukem* Personally I don't put money down until it's closer to actual confirmed release date.

Companies make the call on that, not the developers unfortunately. Generally it's good to have a deadline that way people know when to get things, but the rate that they're not debugging while in development is troubling. I have a feeling that the industry is intentionally not expanding on more...

I generally do dual screen but I'm forced to use 1 screen atm because my roomie's monitor blew up. Sigh.

I think they're going to continue making consoles just with different names than Wii.

I never get games on release anymore unless I know extensively of what I'm getting into. There's no point in getting a game on release when it's buggy as hell.

Why. Like holy cow people, let's move on to other things. A graphical upgrade for FF7 would be far more interesting.

Reading books, listening to music, writing, hiking/exploring when I'm not living in the Midwest.

It seems interesting but my motion sickness issues will have to make me sit out on it. :[

WoW, Skyrim and Torchlight 2.

No. Both offer advantages that the other doesn't have. For example console games offer intimacy in social situations that you can't get with PC gaming because it's easier to sit on a couch with a controller than it is to set up multiple PCs together. The consoles really excel in reaching to...

Mechanics wise they offer a lot of enjoyment and for PC RTS games, the fanbase makes so many graphical mods that they can keep up alright with changing times. Then there's others that are made in isometric art with emphasis on cartoony/pixel which is hard to age. 3-D with cell-shade overlay...

I run emulators on my PC so that I can play old games I have in what's left of my collection or revisit old games I used to play.

I'd probably be playing games like Arkham Horror, Descent, Anima Tactics/Anima RPG and Settlers of Catan.

Skyrim for $20 is a huge steal. It's been a few years since the game came out and I'm still playing it. If you can, get Torchlight I and II on sale- it's very much like Diablo for a cheaper price and it's also created by the same people who were on the Diablo project. Bastion is a good indie...

That'd be a somewhat tall order because most browser based MMOs that I know of are populated by kids and the like since they're free to play, ect.

Flashing images and seizures are different from motion sickness. Even if you don't feel nauseated while playing games, the migraines and headaches are also tied in with motion related issues while gaming. My issues with motion sickness started with migraines and headaches at first then...

Tekken, Smash Bros, Perfect Dark and Golden Eye got a lot of hours clocked on them when I was younger. They weren't really my genres but I had a little brother who was into them.

Hoo boy the PS1 era had a lot of gems. Definitely Xenogears, Legend of Dragoon, Chrono Cross, Final Fantasy, Lunar, ect.

Definitely. You can mod and get creative with them in ways you can't with console versions. However the issue about ports is that sometimes if they're made for console first, the controls in the PC versions are messed up, ect. Racing games/fighting games and whatnot tend to be more fun on a...