All I had for a while growing up was the PC so yeah, I am PC gamer I would think. Maybe not really in depth games, but I have played games like Prey, Halo CE, Half-Life, Midtown Madness 2, Gish, misc. arcade games, and those addicting flash games online. The only thing I play for Xbox now is Halo and Call of Duty 4.

Post edited 5:38 pm – March 24, 2009 by Xander

I've mostly been a PC gamer, since I'm not really a dedicated gamer to buy a console. Although my mom almost bought a 360 for the family. She just wanted to play Zuma.

PC games are easier to get a hold of, anyways.

I'd like to see how well I can run some games on this new MacBook, I have. It has two NVIDIA GeForce 9400M (256 VRAM) graphics cards in it. Time to break out the Windows disc. I know what I'm doing at work, today. Sweet.

Edit: The fact that World of Warcraft is available for Mac scares me… I won't touch it… I've seen crack addicts and WoW addicts. The crack addicts have a better chance in life.

The frogs have no bounds!

I think I'm kinda a mix of everything when it comes to gaming. I've done everything and I've been up to my ankles in games for all the systems. When I was really young I was a Nintendo guy, I grew up with a NES and at Lighthouse Baptist Church all I did was play Super Metroid. I got a little older and then started playing Playstation games too, FF7 and Legend of Dragoon and Crash Bandicoot and castlevania and all that. Then while I was juggling the Nintendo and the Playstation I got into the Xbox a little bit. Not as much but still a lot.And for the PC I mostly had emulators though, but I did have Diablo 2 for PC.

Now I've got all the emulators the world has to offer, a DS at my side, I did play WOW for a bit I may play again to connect with an old friend I'm not sure if it would be worth it again, and I even got Diablo 2 back

So yeah I'm not so sure what I am lol

I just wish I could have sprung for a more expensive computer that way I could play more games instead of just a select few, like Spore.

God that game was fun in the beginning. But then when I got to the Tribal Stage it got laggy superbad. Although I've heard it doesn't get much funner after Tribal so I don't even feel like I missed out on anything. And damn Dawn of War…so choice. But I can't has on my laptop :'(

I don't remember the exact stats on my laptop (yes a laptop so its pretty fail with gaming hardware already), I just know that if I wanted to look up the stats for my laptop I'd have to log into Xfire and it would give my computer viruses again, so…my friend The Nate tried to install it on his laptop which is the same one I have and it couldn't finish it, so I know DOW2 isn't gonna happen

I'll just play on Max's computer though haha

But the mobility of the Laptop makes it worth it. I can't sit in a computer chair all day, it sux.

but with this laptop, I can go on the floor (most of the time I'm laying down while on the computer) or I can sit on my bed, or even go outside.

Mobitlity is what the Laptop was desined for, and has succeded in it.

I've basically molded out of the FPS genera and more into strategy gaming, which is mainly PC. Shooting this guy and shooting that guy kinda got old after a while unless online…which also died after everything broke up. The total war series is excelent if anyone (besides matt <_<) has tried it.

Oh yeah, spore did suck, waste of my money…

When I play online games, I love to play the shooters and the MMO's. It is a weakness of mine indeed. The computer puts a new spin on an old game when you aim with the mouse you know? Not to mention all the mods and updates keep the game interesting and map packs don't cost money either haha

LIke, Halo PC is so much fun online, and I had a lot more fun playing that than I ever did playing Halo 3 online. It was simple, there were mods, it was skill-oriented, and it was always connected to the internet. Good shit man. I mean, you tell me how the he;ll are you going to make warthogs fly easily and have epic fighter battles in the air?

And with MMOs I just love the concept. There's always someone out there to play with if for some magical reason I feel like talking to people on the internet, and aside from the 8 year olds who call you nubs there are some friendly people. In WOW when you played Horde, you were all brothers from other mothers. If an alliance was attacking you your buddies would jump right in and try to save you…well, most of the time lol

Here's to wishing I had a desktop for smoother gameplay and prettier graphics :/

I don't think I'll ever find a better interface for strategy and shooter games better than a mouse and keyboard. Controllers only work since FPS games have a modest amount of auto-aim on consoles.