Hmm ... I'll probably end up picking up SSF4 ... it's good to beat people up on the go! Hehehe ...

@VegetarianMeat: I might look into that ... come to think of it, it has been a while since I turned any of my game consoles— been re-exploring the possibilities of PC gaming after changing out pieces of hardware over past weeks. Thanks for the info.

@silver23: To be honest, I don't remember— has been a while since I played it. But if that's the case, I wouldn't mind.

There is only one game where I went out of my way to complete all the achievements and that was Final Fantasy XIII. After that, I asked myself, "was there even a point of doing that?" Sure, I could show off a picture of Serrah, but I think there should of been a less grindy method of 100%-ing a game.

@The Sentient Meat: I know what you mean. I don't know anyone crazy enough to do that sort of hack either. But you'd never know!

@MrPerson: @2:50, Seth mentions that you can still map button combinations in Pro ("Bro") Mode. For example LP+MP+HP or LK+MK+HK for Ultras.

@The Sentient Meat: That would be crazy-nuts! If there was some funky USB hack that allowed the use of a 360/PS3 fight stick, that would be grand! Though, using the Tatsunoko vs Capcom Fight Stick might work easier if Nintendo hardware seems to cooperate all around.

@Getsuga Tensho: Also, consider a few things between a Smart Phone and a dedicated gaming handheld.

After reading the comments below and how some compare the 3DS launch price to a price of the current model of the PS3, it just occurred to me ...

@Cursed Frogurt: I tend to be more of a Green person myself, but if I had to choose with the two available colors, I'd go with Black. Though, I might end up spraying up a decal to use as a "skin" for the console.

My prediction: Since the 3DS will cost $249, I imagine the next console that Nintendo will come out with would be priced at around $300~400 ... seems somewhat logical.

If XIII-2 pulls data from a XIII save, then I'll have to pick up the 360 version at the time being since that's what I have (I bought my 360 long before I had my PS3). If not, then I can finally enjoy on a console that some people claim to be superior as far as this game goes.

If the door's lock becomes jammed, I don't suppose this guy will offer me a quest where I have to go around the house and gather miscellaneous items, including some cloth. Now that would be interesting LARP-ing, yeah?

Breaking up is hard to do, but sometimes, you have to go for a change. Besides, Ryu is a has-been. He's just not as cool as he used to be, despite being in many crossovers and cameos.

@TheRealDoshu: FF VII runs greats on PC! ... if you have a Voodoo card! But that's like ages ago, and Voodoo was bought out by nVidia at some point.

Well ... I have three 85's already: Paladin, Shaman, and Druid. I'll have a fourth one soon, and that will be a Warrior. Leveling is a little bit more easier now since everything is like one big "chain quest". Also, if you ever get bored of one zone, you could always hit up the big bulletin board and it can tell which…

@Wulfzoid: I'm pretty sure Guile's Theme fits as a replacement for everyone else's theme. :P

@PajamaSam: The only fighting game I played on a portable would be Street Fighter 4 on my iPhone ... it's "decent" but it does feel somewhat awkward ... then again, it is a touchscreen and not something with actual buttons.

I'm not sure if I'll enjoy it ... but it looks interesting. It might look a bit awkward, but it might be one of those "You have to play it to believe it" sort of things. I know I'll pick up a 3DS on day-1 but playing Street Fighter on a handheld might be somewhat different.

Steam for most of my PC games. For consoles, I hit up GameStop since it's like walking distance away from where I work— I could always stop by there during my lunch break.