Generally console exclusives and cod, battlefield, gta to name a few.

It's sort of on my radar, but I'll probably wait a fair bit first and get is discounted. I played bl2 single player which was okay.

I tried saints row 3 a while back; it had its moments but overall it felt kinda trashy.

aw, at least he cute!

@RSM-HQ said:

Pugee from Monster Hunter

Agreed. I think the main issue is gun control. I really think America needs to make drastic changes in this department. In a society where at least one in ten people are mentally unstable and/or psychopathic, the idea of anyone over the age of 18 being able to walk into a store and purchase a hand gun or assault weapon is just ludicrous.

As for games, I do think that certain games are inappropriate for children and maybe even young teens. Otherwise their developing minds might get the idea that so much senseless violence is normal.

^ lol

Hm, well this is a tough one. On the one hand, I'm open the the possibility that violent games could inspire real-life violence to some extent. But one has to ask if there was no violence in games - could they even exist at all? The same goes for tv series, movies and books... - how could we create entertainment that has no violent content?

The line is fairly thin to be sure. I guess it's probably defined where you can make story-based choices that will affect the outcome.

So in Doom, you're pretty much just a guy who shoots stuff. Sure it's a role, but you can't really make any meaningful changes to how the story plays out.

I'm not familiar with Age of Wonders Planetfall though so I couldn't comment on that.

Yeah, they're pretty decent.

Fallout 3 > Fallout 4 imo, and a better role playing experience too. Doesn't really work on windows 7 or 10 tho.

For something slightly different you couldn't go wrong with Mass effect 2.

Fallout 3.