Some games crash and burn at launch, leading to studio closures and general shame and dismay. But others rise from those ashes, becoming truly fantastic experiences. Which games have you played that are vastly better now than they were at launch?

We all have rose tinted glasses when it comes to old games we loved, but is that actually a bad thing? Are we ruining our experiences with new games because of unrealistic memories?

Does binging on a series amplify your enjoyment, or do you burn out on the entertainment before the finale? Or does it really depend on the series in question?

Everybody gets angry sometimes, but gamers seem to take it to a whole other level. Are we just an angry mob, or is there a reason for it?

Were you of the generation where Mario was your first gaming experience? Or do you remember gaming in the MS DOS days, or perhaps only after gaming cartridges were a thing of the past?

This year's E3 has been the most exciting one in forever, with a tonne of new games and new ways to play them. What's been the best thing from this year's opulant expo?

The biggest game to be released this decade, GTA V is out. What?'s the next big thing?