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Never played through them personally, just watched some of the play through videos. I like the simple but unique gameplay, and the scares are pretty good, especially in the second one.

Seconding this. I really enjoyed FF7 but I absolutely LOVED Legend of the Dragoon. I liked the combat system and the story. I never got the chance to complete it and I had trouble getting online versions of it to work. Really recommend it to anyone re-playing old PS1 rpgs.

I wouldn't be surprised if they hold off on L4D3 while they wait for the zombie craze to die down a bit. I love the the L4D games and I like how they are a bit of a different spin on the genre. However, there are so many zombie games out there right now it's hard to compete. Hopefully they...

Haven't played a browser game since Runescape. I think the reason why we don't see a lot of quality browser games these days is because of the access and availability of tablets and smart phones. It used to be quite the novelty to be able to play a game from any computer with nothing but a...

I don't usually eat a lot of food while gaming, but I love having a hot drink with me. Whether it's coffee or black/green tea, having something hot makes it much more comfortable to me. Probably one of the few snacks I do enjoy while gaming is peanuts. Depending on the flavor they can be...

For the most part I enjoy the PC ports much better. I like using a mouse and keyboard, plus some of my favorite genres play better on the PC (such as mod-able RPGs and of course RTS which needs a mouse and keyboard). That being said, playing on the console is much more comfortable to me. I hate...

I'd love to get into some board games, and perhaps because all electronics would be bust it would be easier to find people to play with. There's a ton of cool games I've never gotten the chance to play. I'd also like to find a DnD group. I got the chance to play on online game once, it only...

For me it's probably Morrowind, at least if we're considering the open world aspect. I enjoyed playing Skyrim more (never quite got into Oblivion) but the lack of instant travel in Morrowind made it feel huge. I loved trying to track down quests by actually having to look at the scenery and...

Recently re-installed portal to play with my fiance, Unfortunately she gets dizzy from the first person concept and had trouble using a keyboard. She enjoyed watching me play it for awhile and now I'm sucked right back in. Such a great game and I'll probably re-play portal 2 too.

I used to love the competition when I played competitive online games like RTS and FPS. I also used to really enjoy the long and in depth stories of RPGs. Right now because I'm so busy I appreciate games that give me a short break from the daily grind which is why for the first time I've started...

My co-workers and I got consumed by it for about two months last year. It was a pretty fun game and I think the time/effort/fun ratio is pretty much perfectly balanced. I never felt the real need to buy anything and never felt cheated if I saw someone else do it. I'm not sure how the game has...

Personally I think it's kind of sad that people get so territorial about game exclusives these days. As a community of gamers we should celebrate anytime a game reaches beyond a single platform. While I understand the point of system exclusives (to drive up sales of a particular system) and I...

To The Moon (released 2011 by Freebird Games) is a somewhat popular story driven title that is known for its heartfelt narrative. The story revolves around two scientists who enter a dying mans memories in an attempt to alter them and give him his dream. It sounds bizarre but it becomes quite...

I agree with your comparison of the two games. Magic is certainly "deeper" than Hearthstone but there's also no getting around Hearthstones charm and popularity. For me personally, at this point in my busy life Hearthstone is more practical and rewarding. The quick games, simpler strategies...

For me it would have to be one of the Mario games for the original gameboy. I believe it was Super Mario Land, and I used to play it with my parents occasionally. Sadly I never beat it, but if I can remember I might dig it up at my parents house next time I visit and try to burn through it. I...