@0xC001D00D: Oh yeah totally. You've gotta incorporate your repetition threshold into the equation there. I do like it when a game's gutsy enough to only have to play each unique moment once at the cost of its own length, but some of the best games know better than to overstay their welcome. Like Portal.

@0xC001D00D: It's not completely silly. The time that you spend with a game is a good measurement not necessarily of its quality, but certainly its value. I mean, I bought FF Tactics A2 when it came out and I'm still playing it, clocked almost 200 hours on it. It's only part of why you'd want to buy a game, of course.…

@Kowl Slaw: It's the artest!

@Bernard McGraw: Oh shit, I misread the question. Thought it was just favourite characters.

Maybe the Happy Mask Salesman from Ocarina of Time/Majora's Mask. That or Geru Geru.

@Walking Eye!:The Business-Casual Gamer: Oh that's so much fun in a bunch of games. Final Fantasy IX, for one.

@madammina: Mine is the last panel of Patrick Alexander's "Worst Unicorn"

@RoboticSpacePenguin: Welp! I definitely love this. Thanks :D

@Owen Good: It's all in the hyphen.

@Nethlem: There's Crackdown, sorta...

Bullcunt. To me this game will never not be called Batman: People Forgot Ham.

@JabbaB: Word. I'd love to live in a world in which people have adopted the mindset where they acknowledge that there's a possibility that they could be attracted to something they haven't experienced yet. Labelling yourself is just limiting, and it'll only serve to give you conflict if someone comes along that…

Maaan. Out of everything, this is the first time I've been curious about playing Dragon Age: Origins. Wish I didn't have so many other RPGs n the go.

@Altima NEO: Maximum yes.

@Helba: Hubris is Humorous.: They just like us more. We're likeable! Our accents are cute.

Hello.

@Cake Tank!: Ah. Thanks dude.

Argh. Whats #14? Midnight Club or something? No clue.

@Rockabully: Alas.

@Kino: Hahah, this is excellent!