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PS1 is my all time favorite. It had some great innovating games, and I enjoyed the racing games the console had. I still sometimes hook up my PS1 To play some Colin McRae rally.

I like to cook a lot. It's refreshing after a long game session, and after some good food you have the energy to play some more. I also wnjoy movies and books.

I like to cook a lot. It's refreshing after a long game session, and after some good food you have the energy to play some more. I also wnjoy movies and books.

Has to be Halo for me. I've spent countless of hours playing the seriers, especially 2 & 3. Even though people said 4 wasn't that great, I still had a decently fun time with it. But without a doubt, Halo 3 iso my favorite FPS and maybe even my most like game of all time.

There is a lot of good youtubers, but some of my favorites are TheWarlOwl, Sp4zie and Roosterteeth/AH. I have been watching Roosterteeth for years and they have always made quality content.

Depends a lot from the type of the game. I rather play CoD on console than on PC, but I rather play BattleField on PC than on console. Also there are games that just work out better on controller than on mouse + keyboard, like Trials, but generally speaking I prefer mouse and keyboard.

I have a PlayStation 1, Xbox 360, Xbox one and a Gameboy Advance. I don't sell consoles away once I have bought them, I just like to keep them around. I still hook up my PlayStation 1 from time to time, as it has some really nostalgic games for me. All of the consoles I own function flawlessly.

Pretty much the only video game music I listen outside of games is Halo. Halo's music is well done and just gives me a chill feeling, so I listen to it outside of the game on a regular basis. I don't do it with any other game, as I don't enjoy other game soundtracks nearly as much as Halo's.

I don't buy that many games total, maybe like 3-5 per year. It's because of this that I research the games well before release, and tend to know what games I want. I base my opinions of the game from what I've seen and played myself, and don't really pay attention to reviews. So yes, I buy...

Besides cooperative skills and problem solving, the biggest things games have taught me is English. As a non-native English speaker games was the biggest thing teaching me English, and a lot of the vocabulary I use still comes from games rather than school.

LoL is definetly a good game, I like it way more than Dota 2. Nothing wrong with either of them, I'm just a fan of how LoL's mechanics are easy to learn - hard to master. The only negative thing about LoL is the community, which can be pretty bad, but isn't really as bad as people say.