If you were around for this game when it was released and played it you will know. 🥲

With all the talk recently of multi-platform pushes and the head of Xbox insinuating that exclusives aren't as important anymore, it got me wondering. Has an exclusive game(s) ever made you go out and buy a console just to play it?

Mine would be my reflexes slowing down over time as I mostly play competitive shooters.

Either because you always come back to it, or maybe you give it the prestige of staying on your pc cause you like it so much.

Or maybe something else entirely!

Growing up I remember coming across one Rated AO game and it was Playboy: The Mansion. They had it on the shelf at Hollywood Video Game crazy. Curious If any of you have ever actually played Rated AO games and if so which one/s was it/were they, and did you enjot it?

Hey guys, hope you're all well! So some years ago, I used to game pretty much everyday, and like all of you, it has a special place in my heart.

However, I'm now in my early 20s and I find myself rarely having the time to game, and whenever I do, I feel like I shouldn't be doing it and should focus on other stuff.

It's a bit disappointing because I still love gaming, but life is just so demanding at the moment.

If anyone is going through or went through this I'd like to hear your thoughts

are there games where the devs were surprised that their game became popular for other reasons what they were intending?

I made these! From cardboard, glue, paint and broken jewelry!

Source is Black Ops 2

My daughter came up to me last night and she was so proud - she just launched her first mini-nuke in Fallout 4.

It seems like only yesterday she was decorating her igloo in Club Penguin.

I'm addicted to Burnout Revenge right now. Loved it then, even more now ❤️

”Who the hell are these guys, ex-military?!” - random law enforcer in Payday 2 bonus sad line ”That was a hell of a campaign son!” - Rick May, Team Fortress 2 Soldier