I've been wondering who all is a gamer that comes to Lunarsoft. Let's find out!

Another thing I used to be big into. Up until about a year ago I was really active in Quake 3 and up until 2 years ago I was really big into Diablo II. Nowadays I'm finishing up New Vegas and hope to get Skyrim next.

Skyrim does look to be good. Gotta love RPGs, and FPS games of course. :)

I'm a total noob when it comes to games, never was into them much after Asteroids at the local arcade, that and the pinball machine at the back of our local 7/11 - I bet none of you even know what I'm talking about, not the pinball, the 7/11

I liked a few games from ages ago, (not sure they qualify by modern standards), 7th Guest , SpyCraft, and an interesting game with real actors you interacted with while playing, Ripper.

We still have 7/11 in my area. Do you remember what pinball game it was? I love pinball games!

Do you remember what pinball game it was? I love pinball games!

Yeah, me too, but moreso the pinball machine, not as much the computer game. The first machine at the 7/11 I think was Bally's Mata Hari. It was replaced once or twice - great fun, it was the late 70s afterall.

I play games everyday. But I don't consider myself a gamer.

Bit of a retro gamer - what my hardware and budget will support. Whatever's on the discount rack...

I'm back to playing Diablo 2 right now, just recalled that I hadn't gotten through it with the Paladin yet.

I played Diablo II for about 8 years! I finished up with some pretty crazy builds. Eventually I ended up getting all of my characters all the gear I'd ever want and after that I had nothing more to achieve other than trying to get max level.

Bit of a retro gamer - ...

Talking of retro-gaming I've just had a request to re-install Capture the Flag!

IIRC you don't even need Windows for that, never mind a decent graphics card!

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Now I've gone and gotten involved in a MMORPG, called Rift. Kind of an accident, one of my sisters bought me this game for Christmas last year, didn't read the fine print where it said you needed a broadband internet connection to play it. Then I tore off the plastic before I spotted that little detail, so I couldn't take it back to Wal-Mart. I considered writing them a complaint letter about the deceptive packaging, to try to get a refund - but we were planning to upgrade our internet connection soon, so I just hung on to it.

I'm now using the 1 month trial that came with the CD, haven't decided yet if I'll pay to keep playing past that. Hard to tell how good it is since I haven't gotten very far yet.

Try Guild Wars 2, if your laptop can handle it.

Wasn't planning on starting another one anytime soon. It would handle it, though. Just need a mouse...

Anyway, Rift is getting kind of interesting. I found out there's a lite version you can download for free, lets you play up to level 20. Anybody want's to check it out, it cost nothing.- for a few days, maybe.