Holy moly

I think it would really depend on how much he saw credit cards being used. I know some kids in my family who had the basics covered a a young age, yet I went to school with some high school kids who had no clue how they worked.

Interesting, I'm assuming that varies by state?

What if he just got the card and noticed that things unlocked when he hit "buy now"? To me as a 10 year old, I would have figured that you would have needed cash to buy things. Maybe he thought it was like a pre-loaded deal like a gift card or something?

By "charge" surely to Darwin they mean a slap on the hands and a fierce education on how credit cards work. I doubt the kid even knew what he was doing.

Yeah, like a decade ago when we didn't really have the capabilities of massive online battles and good physics. The only genre of game that has been driven completely into the ground is anything to do with a damned zombie.

Watch some of his other videos. Francis is just a character but boogie is a great guy and quite the motivational speaker

Brawl in the family is great. Get rid of that penny arcade garbage and nerd rage

Not really, no. At least not in gaming. I like linearity.

Would you actually keep 20+ games ready to play on your console? I don't even keep that many on my PC and I have a Terabyte HDD and an extra SSD.

That was a great game.

At least one hundred and fifty or more to seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee....

We all have our strengths and weaknesses in gaming. I actually was a smart kid, dumb teen, and am a reasonably intelligent adult. I've always been good at fighting games, platformers, and RPGs, but I get terribly confused and turned around with really big open worlds and no map. I would never beat Skyrim or Fallout if…

I actually consider Zelda I to be easier than LTTP simply because of its limitations. The only real challenge is actually finding the dungeons, Zelda II is its own beast, and it's challenging as balls in a good way. LTTP was just hard and not that fun for me, dunno why

I was fully expecting that to happen. I'm certainly not going to get my jimmies rustled by some guy who can't accept that someone doesn't like a game and has to pile on insults in order to make you feel bad for doing so, that's just silly.

I appreciate zelda 2 because of its uniqueness. It's a pretty good game

Unless it's a Bethesda game, I usually don't like not being told where to go simply because I end up wandering around the map a billion times not knowing what to do, and I usually have to consult a guide. I really liked the straightforwardness of TP, even though it also had a pretty big map with a lot of sights to…

Another MOBA....meaning in addition to League and DOTA 2 as the most notable ones, which have been out for years? I'm pretty sure FAR more third/first person shooters/RPGs, sports games, and Hack n' Slash fests come out every year

Looks like fun, but I have so much invested into League at this point that I don't know if I'd want to start playing an entirely new MOBA.