Q: What Is Your Favorite Retro Game? A: This one is actually kinda hard for me. I spend a ton of time (especially on Retro Game Nights in the stream) playing a ton of retro games. One that I continue to think about, and the one that sparked this question

Q: What video game genres will you absolutely NOT PLAY? A: I usually will play anything and everything. I grew up in the late 80’s and early 90’s where pretty much every video game was appealing to me, and moreover, marketed to me. My parents let me rent

Q: What is a game no one talks about? A: Comix Zone A classic Sega Genesis (or “Mega Drive” for those in Europe/PAL regions) game featuring Sketch Turner, a comic book artist who, on a dark and stormy night gets sucked into his own comic book trapped by the

B: Does Subscription Games Make You Less Likely To Complete A Game? A: With the rise of subscription services for gaming, such as Xbox Gamepass and Playstation Plus, these services have given gamers a huge library of games to play with at a whim. You can try out a plethora

Live Service games, for those who don’t know, are games that are Online in nature, constantly updated to provide the player with new content and keep the player locked in and playing the same game continually and paying for MicroTransactions. Live Service Games have become the bane of the

This is going to sound a bit weird, but I actually don’t like replaying games much. One of the things I really enjoy about video games is the story. While I do agree that most video game stories aren’t that great, there are still a lot of them

Microtransactions are the new bane of gaming, along with things like NFTs, Free to play, and Pay to win gaming. In the booming bleeding edge of 2006 we started seeing the Xbox 360’s Xbox Live Marketplace take shape and along with that came Downloadable Content, or better abbreviated as

Q: What Is Your Favorite Controller? A: Honestly I think the answer to “What is my favorite gaming controller?” is pretty simple for me. But before I answer it, let’s break down the question a little bit. What is the main function on a controller? It’s there to

Q: What was a game you wanted, but never got? A: Back in 1997, during the summer, I went to visit a lot of my dad’s side of the family out in Iowa. I was just old enough to get on a plane by myself and travel across the

No, I don't replay games often. I find that most of the excitement of playing a game comes from me experiencing the game for the first time. I latch on more to the storyline, characters, motivations, levels and the way I progress through the game. Mechanics that are enjoyable are

The Xbox 360 changed the game in several ways with video games. One of them being “achievements” a task or goal that the developers coded in, so when you complete a specific task in a game, it pops off an notification informing you “you did this thing”. It was a

Q: What can be done to save "DOA" games? A: I came across a article about how Starfield's DLC should just be scrapped and they should stop supporting the game and move on. And while I do agree for the most part, as Starfield really disappointed most people (my wife

Q: Are mods for games worth the hassle? A: One of the best parts of PC gaming is being able to use “Mods”. Modifying a game to either implement new characters or weapons, or even locations and levels. Mods are a big part of being a PC gamer. I personally

I saw this argument a lot over the course of Christmas 2023, when talking about Game Of The Year. There was a huge backlash over Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom because it didn’t “Innovate” and was just “More of the same”. Which I think is exactly what a good

Welcome to Question Of The Week! A new idea I had last year to spark some new discussions on the Discord server. Well, I finally decided to implement it and post a single question that pertains to video games. So here is my thoughts on the first Question of the