If I were to sum up my experience with Uncharted 3 in one word, it would be frustrated. That is not to say it wasn't a good game, but I found myself cursing far too often (think final boss on Uncharted 2 on Crushing often) even when running through the first time on normal.

I found myself cursing way too much to be playing on Normal difficulty. I've beaten 1 and 2 on Crushing difficulty, and this was way too frustrating for me to want to play it again right away.

While it might seem like a good idea, just look at how much time will be spent on each game, then figure out how much time you will have to play. Personally, by the time I would get around to beating (I enjoy getting the most out of every purchase) or getting tired of the first game, there will probably be more deals…

Cool, thanks for the input.

Well I take very good care of it, and I haven't ever had any problems with it reading discs, hopefully I won't have to send it in or get a lens cleaner.

Recently, I've read something about Skyward Sword being on a dual-layered Wii disc? One that Wii's from launch can't read?

As far as reviews go, do you think it will take a while after release date to see them pop up? Personally, I wouldn't trust a review based solely on experiences in the beta or the first few days or even weeks of the game, as those may or may not be a good representation of what the game may become a month or two down…

But in the internet age, no one knows how to read! Personally, I can't believe people have the balls to bitch about a score for a game they haven't even played yet. I will be purchasing Uncharted 3 day one, but everyone has their own opinions and the right to call out the game if it did a few things that weren't…

That is a very interesting idea. If one of the three HAD to go, I'd rather see Microsoft just start making software for the Playstation brand (crazy I know) and keep Nintendo around for that unique experience. I know that even after 5 years of "collecting dust" (I actually play the Wii on a somewhat regular basis)…

Obviously the 3DS isn't doing quite as well as they had hoped, but I have an even worse feeling about the Wii U. Maybe at some point down the line Nintendo end up in just the mobile market and drop the consoles?

I'm in the same boat on War in the North. Part of me really wants to believe it won't suck (Snowblind) but with so many other games I don't know if I will bite on it. That $20 is really tempting though. I will probably just end up waiting for it to drop to $20 in a few months after the holidays.

There was definitely some exploration, especially when compared to Coliseum. In comparison to the main handheld games though it was not up to par, but it was what I felt at least, a step in the right/new direction. Something different, new, but still familiar. This is also the biggest reason I think they don't make…

I would say you'd have to get Uncharted 3 based on beating the first two that many times, and not being much of a multiplayer gamer.

XD had a story line, but instead of actually catching Pokemon from the wild, you would "Snag" other trainers "Shadow" Pokemon in order to purify them and then they could be a part of your party.

Dark Souls is on XBox too.

Just played a match on my '09 MacBook Pro at 18mbs connection. Just a few hiccups, and me getting used to playing with the keyboard since I don't have a USB controller on me at the moment, and I was off.

"Hoping that Skyrim will restore my faith in single player. /CrossFingers" CrossesFingers is right. Damn that game has gotten me way too excited.

Gears of War 3 before Uncharted 3. Uncharted 3 before Skyrim, and Skyrim before... well, can you finish Skyrim? My hope is that I will eventually be able to play other games in addition to Skyrim since I know it will take all my time.

If you enjoy RPG's, Zenonia is not bad. There is a demo or lite version available as well if you want to try it out.

If you like RPG's and think she can handle a slower paced shooter, I would definitely suggest Borderlands. My brother and I played the entire campaign split-screen and it was a blast.