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Violent games would be considered a form of therapy if these individuals could even manage to distinct between right and wrong, fiction and reality. Pretty much you got unlimited ways to hurt a fictional avatar and that be a form of venting whatever anger you have in your system. I know that...

If I remember right, I think it was Spyro. My memory is fuzzy about it, but I still remember somewhat when I first played it. It was the first game I got along with the PS1. I know I had fun with it, been a fan of dragons and all. The environment was fun and the game itself was something I'd...

Initially? Yeah. I've never seen such a royal screw up for a console in forever. It turned me away for such a long time. They could've done so much better by having focused on the gaming aspect, as it should be. Look at how the 360 turned out? Just follow that solid model and improve it, not...

A PS4 wouldn't be a bad thing to have, would go great with the TV I bought for Christmas. But other than that, perhaps a new desktop. My Laptop is slowly reaching its cycle, and I definitely need something more powerful for me. Specially if I want a new system to game on as well as consoles...

I always hold onto my old ones for as long as I can. Primarily for wanting to replay an old game that I wouldn't be able to play in a new system (Whether is because of no backwards compatibility or there's simply no digital version of it.) I always get one of those sudden urges out of nowhere...

I could depending what else I could find to keep myself busy. Working out or playing any kind of board game would help me deal with the urges. But give me none of those and all goes out of the window. It'll be hard for me, I can guarantee you that.

Not a lot anymore because of my current job, but back in the day? Man, I'd spend the rest of the day glued to the internet with the small break every now and then. Sometimes for something school related or just browsing random nonsense. The internet is an addicting thing if not careful.

Never did. The first one I got back in '08 lasted a very long time, and not even once. I took care of it the best I could, and it paid off. It still alive even now after I upgraded it, and I have it still just for keeping's sake since it was my very first one. The years took a toll on it no...

It's either browse the internet for random stuff to kill the time or just go for a walk/run to pass the time. Either of those usually works for me most of the time, so it helps a lot. Due to that, work and other things to do I rarely get bored anymore.

Street fighter 4 pretty much. This is a game that I've ended up playing for years on end. It's basically a routine by now. I love the 1vs1 style of play, and going on and on meeting all kinds of people and play styles. Working every day to get better and better at it. There's always something to...

No more than 10 to 15 minutes usually. I tend to only game mobile only when I'm out of the house and I got time to spare in whatever matter I'm dealing with. Although there are certain games I'm fond of playing mobile, I try to not spend too long in them. I treat them a kind of the spur of the...

Mario 64 was the game I got when I first got my Nintendo 64. Someone was doing something right when that megaton was the first game for me to experience. I spent hours and hours on end on it, not getting bored of the ride. It's my most favorite amongst the gems I got to play on the system. It's...

Yeah, I can see where you're coming from. It really does boil down to how difficult they are. Some achievements tend to be overkill so I can see why.

It has to be Super Mario World and Donkey Kong Country 1 & 2. These are games I absolutely loved back then and even still do. They gave me hours of no ending fun, trying to beat them, failing and succeeding in the process. The music for these games were one of the best things for me. I remember...

They have their own unique flavor in my opinion. To me, they're not necessarily essential but since they're there, they give that extra incentive to keep playing a game. Even longer after you're done with the game for that matter. Some might feel they matter a lot more, some others even less. I...

I haven't got a reason not to. I still buy ps3 games when I get the chance and if they're something that might grab my attention. There's plenty of games I haven't been able to even play yet, so the fact that there's still a variety of games to choose from is pretty sweet. The eventual upgrade...

Street fighter 4 along with Resident Evil Revelations are two of my most played games. I've given to them so many hours throughout the years to get good at them. It helps they're pretty fun for me so it doesn't burn me out frequently.

At least for me, if there's a few things I learn from what I play the most is having more educated guesses as to what my opponents are about to do, prompting me to read the different styles until I can decipher their pattern. and of course, having to adapt on the fly to whatever problem...

Hoping in getting another 3DS XL for a good deal along with Omega Ruby and Smash. I'm also looking forward to find some good deals for gold and PS Plus. It's something that I do every year and the value is good enough for me. Might grab something not planned depending of the cheap prices.

I'm pretty excited about replaying it again. I was wondering how long it would take them after the OoT 3d version, to hand us over MM as well. I'm glad they didn't disappoint and here it is at last. That said, I absolutely cannot wait to play it again. While it doesn't surpass OoT for me, it is...