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To be honest, without any prior experience, most of us would probably die pretty quickly if this happened. It might be fun to think about and maybe experience for a little bit, but most games wouldn't be fun if you couldn't die or kill.

I have made a few small 2D games, mostly for my own entertainment. I use Eclipse and code with Java, but unfortunately I do not have any links as I do not make them for release. If you want to learn to code games and not use a game maker type of thing, I recommend learning Java online. If you...

I don't really pay for mobile games, mostly because they bore me soon after I get them. If I enjoy playing a game and have played for a while, I may occasionally purchase something.

I usually just play on my phone when there is nothing else to do, maybe around half an hour to an hour a day. The reason for this is I find there are better stuff to do when there is a console or computer available, and they are much funner imo. I usually play on the bus and at night.

I think it is really annoying when games pretty much require in-game purchases. Instead of this, they should just make it cost more or have some type of ad system. Many of the mobile games that I play let you download apps or watch ads as an alternative to purchasing things, and I find this great.

I like playing puzzles such as Sudoku and sometimes simulators. If you are interested in pokemon or other gameboy games, you could also get an emulator which I find fun and time consuming. One of the apps I use the most is iFunny, but even though it isn't really a game it is still entertaining.

I had many games on my Gameboy Color, and my favorite would definitely be Pokemon Red. Fortunately I can recreate the experience with the tons of emulators available.

I like to program, mostly in Java and PHP. Im also a runner so I 'enoy' that(after I stop). Most days I go out with friends after doing homework which is lots of fun.

I have a Nexus 5, and I am very happy with it. I got it a few months ago and it works great. Hasn't lagged much at all, and plenty of great apps on the Play Store, but the main reason I got an android phone was to program with it.

If you have young kids in your house, I would recommend the kinect. It has fun games and can keep them busy and happy for a while. If it's just older people though and none of you use it, you probably shouldn't get it.

If possible, I prefer to have a physical copy of a game, which I usually get from PlayNTrade or GameStop. When I buy games online it is usually from steam, but I do not have many. Usually I play F2P games, so if those count I get a lot of games from the developer's website.

My favorite game right now would probably be either League of Legends or TERA. I have played LoL for a long time and it is pretty fun, but I'm starting to play TERA a lot and it seems like a good game. One great feature of TERA that I enjoy is the free market.

I do not think that simulators are getting old, but I have only played and seen a few. Having a lot of games from one genre is not necessarily a bad thing, as you have many choices, like FPS's. Even though there are lots out there, there are still few very popular ones. As long as there are not...

I believe that no games should be excluded from classifying you as a gamer, as long as you are dedicated. Although someone who plays once in a while is a 'gamer', they shouldn't be classified as one. I think you should have had to play multiple games at one point and generally enjoy games, not...