1.)PC
2.)The original Starseige Tribes - In my opinion, it was the best MMP shooter ever. If it was still active, I'd be playing it today
3.)A mix of things on Steam. War Thunder, Tribes Ascend and Arkham Origins
4.)I never buy new releases. Waiting for the new Wolfenstein to come down in price.
5.)Too many to count
6.)Never, I only buy games that are $15 or less on Steam.
What amazes me most about games are the diversity. Some things so diverse, I can't even comprehend someone wanting to play them, let alone take the time to develop them. On Steam there is a game about being a goat who walks around and eats things. You play as the goat. Who finds that fun? Another one was a warehouse manager. You manage a warehouse, checking stock, driving a forklift, loading trucks. Does someone get off from a long day at the warehouse and think "I should play warehouse manager?" One of the most bizarre ones is Viscera Cleanup Detail. Think Doom 3 but instead of fighting monsters, you clean up the blood and bits after the fight with a mop, bucket and I assume a wheelbarrow to throw away the body parts while stealing money from the pockets of the departed. Who do any of these games appeal too?
2.)The original Starseige Tribes - In my opinion, it was the best MMP shooter ever. If it was still active, I'd be playing it today
3.)A mix of things on Steam. War Thunder, Tribes Ascend and Arkham Origins
4.)I never buy new releases. Waiting for the new Wolfenstein to come down in price.
5.)Too many to count
6.)Never, I only buy games that are $15 or less on Steam.
What amazes me most about games are the diversity. Some things so diverse, I can't even comprehend someone wanting to play them, let alone take the time to develop them. On Steam there is a game about being a goat who walks around and eats things. You play as the goat. Who finds that fun? Another one was a warehouse manager. You manage a warehouse, checking stock, driving a forklift, loading trucks. Does someone get off from a long day at the warehouse and think "I should play warehouse manager?" One of the most bizarre ones is Viscera Cleanup Detail. Think Doom 3 but instead of fighting monsters, you clean up the blood and bits after the fight with a mop, bucket and I assume a wheelbarrow to throw away the body parts while stealing money from the pockets of the departed. Who do any of these games appeal too?