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Actually my favorite racing game is also from Codemasters, Grid: Autosport. While it's not as good as it could have been with the low textures first person view, I just love Codemasters right mix of arcade and simulation. The only real simulation game I have been into is Richard Burns Rally...

I don't have a plan. I would probably just find a place to hide and then improvise from there. Probably be one of the first to die.

I'm old-school, so either Samus Aran or Lara Croft.

I'm old school so probably anything Chuck Norris did.

Probably between DOOM and Rainbow Six. Rainbow Six was my first PC game and DOOM I played to death on my SNES.

The only one I can think of ever using is the old Konami code. Most of those old arcade-style games were almost impossible to finish casually without it.

I prefer Lara Croft since gaming is my main hobby and the original trilogy were exactly my 4th, 5th and 6th PC games I got when I finally jumped to PC on 98.

I only started playing the series with Morrowind. Of the three I have played the best has been Oblivion. The only problem it had was it's lousy voice acting. Skyrim simplified things way too much for my liking and Morrowind felt too annoying with it's over-simplistic combat and all that reading...

I don't know. AMD has already basically stretched the facts in the past to make the performance of some of their products seem competitive. So I can't really trust what we know so far about Zen. For sure it will be an improvement but can't simply trust their own benchmarks.

Would probably go with XCOM2, Dark Souls 3 and then Fallout 4. All games with lots of replay value, and also kinda representing different types of gameplay, some turn-based over here, some fighting over there and finally some shooting everywhere.

Command & Conquer and Age of Empires need a reboot or return.

What I have been playing the most this year is XCOM2.

Hopefully something that is actually useful unlike some mediocre Pokemon spin-off game. At least it's making the tech popular.

I think the damage is already done and many people are just waiting for the GTX1060 to release to flock to the greener side. I know I will since they have failed in my eyes with their Tonga driver problems and the "driver crash-monitor signal loss" issue that they haven't even acknowledged but...

It is a necessary part of doing business for device makers since it creates the illusion of unique offer and thus increase demand. So for gamers it isn't really a good thing, since this PR maneuver basically blocks us from getting content in a single device.