I know there are parental settings imbedded in Xbox 360 for just this sort of reason. You can limit the time spent by certain accounts and such. I'm sure they're still there for Xbox One.
Gifting is so cool. I wish I could do that on the consoles.
I told him he could come into the room when it was bed time and just say, "Xbox off" and it would shut down. He liked that.
My bro-in-law got the Xbox One for his kids. I had to answer a bunch of questions about Xbox Live Gold and some of the console's cooler features. I guess I'm good for something after all.
Yea, I think there's something like that for Steam. GOG, I'm not sure though.
I'm not much into horror games, so I say Tales of Xillia 2. I say use the money on the collector's edition but it's a bit more than $75.
I got gift cards, a Ninja blender thingy, and an photography book.
My patience is usually quite thin when I finally get down to gaming every weekend. I'll try that level again sometime and beat it I'm sure.
Mirror's Edge on Oculus Rift. That would be some scary jumping from building roof to building roof.
I'm pretty sure I could run King's Quest II, but after seeing the review, I realized you have to type in text commands like in a pure text adventure like Zork, and I was kinda not into that right now. My other issue is payments. I don't want to put a card online, so I need another solution.
