If you want challenging games, you need to get StarCraft II, Dota 2, Counter-Strike GO, etc. PC games mostly.

My favorite GTA is San Andreas, with GTA V following closely behind.

Source engine was new in 2004. So this game uses a 9 year old graphics engine? Obviously it will run stellar in 4K resolution, Source is not an advanced game engine, it's very old now.

Post of the year.

I remember when it was new. Awesome shooter, best one ever made at the time. Quake is actually the grandfather of FPS games because of it's 3D engine, Doom was kinda like the prequel. Even though the enemies were all 2D sprites, the game was still bad-ass for its time.

It's cool that console gamers will finally be able to play games in 1080p. I'm not into casual gaming though, I prefer competitive online games like Dota 2, StarCraft II, Hearthstone and Counter-Strike GO.

It's actually a job handled by a supercomputer located in a city-sized data center in Virginia.

I haven't turned on a TV for over 10 years. This video explains why in a nutshell.

I don't think everyone can afford to be a true PC gamer. Just because you have a PC doesn't mean you have a gaming PC.

I'm still using my ICEMAT 10 years later. You can't buy them anymore.