#mmopinion

How many games can you handle at once? How many do you play regularly? Do you try to stick with 1 or 2? Or do you play many games at once?

How do you feel about quicksaving? Does it take away from some aspects of the game? Is it taken for granted? Should it be avoided or abused?

Do you buy game guides? Why? Do you find them relevant still?

MMOpinion is our weekly opinion talk show. Kirk and Reina discuss various hot topics from the gaming world using both their own and YOUR answers.

With the release of Wreck-it Ralph finally upon us, it's as good a time as any to look back and reflect on the (arguably) troubled history of video game movies.

A recent article from GameIndustry International explains how Jonas Antonsson, CEO of Gogogic, regards the single player component of a game as nothing more than a "gimmick". Do you agree?

MMOpinion is our weekly opinion talk show. Kirk and Reina discuss various hot topics from the gaming world using both their own and YOUR answers.

Do you think games get announced way too early? Do you think there is a certain amount of time that would lead to a good amount of follow up and still make it fresh for the gamers? 6 months out? 1 year out?

Can a video game be truly scary or mentally degrading without resorting to making the weirdly shaped monster jump out of a shadow at me? Are there any games that really shy away from the jump scare and focus on your mind?

Which pumpkin should win the office pumpkin carving contest?