Can I play Ps2 games into my pc ,what do i need? I dont have a ps2.?
You need a PS2 emulator program. Getting the CDs is another story. PS2 emulators require a fast computer and graphics card, since that console system is pretty fast. Well, in comparison to the older systems like the N64 and SNES consoles. Just Google search 'ps2 emulators.' Below is a link to get you started.
Do you like playing games on your smartphone, or on your PC?
Obviously On PC.PC gaming is the best among all types of gaming. Playing Games on PC has various advantages and Disadvantages too. But if you want a casual gaming just to pass your time then you may go for gaming on your smartphones.Advantages of PC gaming:you can play it in high graphics for amazing experience.PC games has better story line.playing games on a big screen will give an awesome experience.you can play varieties of games (Mission, openworld, racing, fighting, etc.)Disadvantages of PC gaming:PC games are costly.you cannot play anywhere even if you are playing in laptop.Need a lot of system requirements to check.Latest games require a lot of space like 30 GB, 40 GB of hard disk space even some are extending upto 85 GB.Advantages of smartphone gaming:they are very cheap or mostly are free. (free if you are an android user.)play whenever and where ever you want.Share your scores on social media.Best for Passing time if you are getting bored.Disadvantages of smartphone gaming:heavy games like NFS, needs download almost at every level, which totally sucks and gradually takes a lot….a way lot of space.Most of the games require Internet connection to sync the progress.They need heavy updates at every occasions. Like for Christmas and all.For me, it depends on my mood. If i am so lazy to open my desktop or laptop, i start playing on my smartphone.I am not casual gamer, so most of the time i prefer PC for gaming.Cheers!!
What PC games can I play with these laptop specs?
You must have bought a refurbished laptop because the Core i5-3210m was out from mid-2012 to early 2013. Hopefully you didn t pay more than $250 for that laptop. That laptop is using integrated graphics so there won t be too many games you can play. You should be able to play Sims 3, Team Fortress 2, and other older games from around 2006. You would need a system with a dedicated graphics card if you want to play more games. Even a modern laptop with integrated graphics would have trouble playing modern games. Some of the most demanding games won t run at all. You will have to scale back on the screen resolution to get games to work, and by the time you do this you would be better off playing console games. While laptops are popular for PC gaming, a desktop is more versatile because you can upgrade core components. If you want a gaming laptop that can play all the games, you would have to spend at least $800.
Can you play a PC game on an Android phone?
For the most part, no.Most PC games haven’t been ported into mobile operating systems like Android or IOS. This is mainly because PC games require more powerful hardware than most tablets or phones that use Android can offer. The second reason is because it usually just isn’t worth it for the developers of the game to make two versions of a single game on totally different platforms. If you’re going to make a game for PC, you might port it to Xbox and/or PlayStation. However, you usually wouldn’t port it to Android and IOS.There are, however, exceptions. Android TVs can play games with the help of Shield TV and powerful equipment. You’ll probably need controllers with that too. These are some examples of good PC games you can play on Android.PortalXCOM: Enemy WithinNote: This is also available on the App StoreSuper Meat BoyBorderlands: The Pre-SequelRefer to here for more games: Console and PC Games for Android
Could I play PC games such as Skyrim on a Dell Inspiron 15 7000 Series Touch?
I need a computer less than $800 that can play games like Skyrim, Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag, and Minecraft. Is the Inspiron 15 7000 Series Touch good enough for this? If so, what settings could I play on. If not, what computer no more than $800 dollars would you recommend? Inspiron 15 7000 Series Touch specs: Processor: 4th Generation Intel® Core™ i5-4200U Processor (3M Cache, up to 2.6 GHz) Ram: 6GB Dual Channel DDR3L 1600MHz (4GBx1 + 2GBx1) Hard Drive: 750GB 5400 rpm SATA Hard Drive Video Card: Intel® HD Graphics 4400 Display: 15.6 inch LED Backlit Touch Display with Truelife and HD resolution (1366 x 768) Also, are there any problems with the Inspiron 15 7000 Series that I should know about? Thank You
Do we need Steam installed on our PC to play any single-player game?
Depends on which game. Maybe for some but not all.I do play a handful of Steam games. Internet over here isn't the best though, compared to amazing services in most Western countries. This is why Steam, and the easy "just download" “download anywhere” feature does not appeal to me. I do understand the convenience of this, but when a 10GB game takes 2 weeks + to download, I rather plop in 2–3 DVD disks and install the game in 2hrs.I get my games the traditional way, in DVD disks from a store.Not sure if coincidence, but none of these require the separate Steam program to be installed. You simply pop in the disk, run the setup, finish, and play.I have NEVER installed the main Steam application in my PC. Ever.Steam Games I played:(feel free to correct me if I got some wrong. Again I never used Steam and only based this list on the online list of Steam Games which I have played)(also you mentioned Single play. All these games I played Single Player only. I never tried the Multiplayer option because I don’t really play Multiplayer, so am not sure if it would work w/out Steam program)Aliens vs. Predator (2010)Batman Arkham seriesCall of Duty: Black Ops seriesCall of Duty: Modern Warfare seriesDead IslandDevil May Cry 4DmC: Devil May CryGuilty Gear Xrd -Sign-Injustice: Gods Among UsLeft 4 Dead seriesLost Planet: Extreme ConditionMortal Kombat XOrcs Must Die!Resident Evil 4 and 6Street Fighter VSupreme Commander 2The Elder Scrolls V: SkyrimTransformers: Fall of CybertronUltra Street Fighter IVWarhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II seriesAgain, all just played in Single Player. No Multiplayer.EDIT:While I do not have the actual Steam program installed, most of these games have a Steam folder or Steam game file in the game folders. Maybe it is a portable Steam? But I do not have the separate Steam standalone application with the interfaces and login.EDIT v2:Turns out, even with those Steam folders automatically installed in my DVD version of the game, my game isn’t officially a “Steam Game” yet, until you register it in your Steam library.So yes you can play your game in single player, but it is just a normal PC game, and not officially a “Steam Game”. It becomes a “Steam Game” when you install Steam, and register it.