@Black-Dog-Howls: I kinda hope Zipper doesn't just abandon MAG now that it's out of the gate. If they want it to be successful, they'll have to provide a TF2 level of continuing support. MAG is the type of game that really benefits from periodic new content.

I'm actually pretty upset about the PS3 not getting the Really Naughty edition. Also, I like physical copies of games. Especially of what will probably be a fairly large download. Free DLC isn't bad, but what does it consist of? Extra characters and costumes? That doesn't make up for a mousepad and dakimakura.

Man, the title of this article makes "Commander Shepard" sound like a euphemism.

@Michael Dukakis: They're probably under a lot of pressure.

I can bearly wait.

That's funny, I like sniffing books, too. I have an 8 year old Spanish-English dictionary that smells AMAZING. Old paperbacks smell the best, in my opinion.

@Haroon Piracha: Whoa, whoa, whoa. Who said Bayonetta wasn't sexist? It just does it well.

Harry Potter.

Late night talk show hosts.

Square Enix? That could be fun.

@Beardbeardly: That would bring us full circle!

It had better sing Black Rock Shooter.

@Tzion: Kojima-san doesn't have to make Metal Gear any more.: Oh, and special mentions to Brutal Legend and Infamous, which were both great games that no one appreciated.

I have to go with Uncharted 2. I was blown away by how beautiful a game Naughty Dog was able to craft. It is visually superior to the first Uncharted in the same way that Drake's Fortune was to all other games at the time, which is incredible. Combined with a wild Indiana Jones adventure story and rich dialogue,…

@Wizard: Well, Canaan's a sequel to an extra scenario in 428 that's not part of the main story. So yes and no.

@Tzion: Kojima-san doesn't have to make Metal Gear any more.: Ah, by here I mean America.

I wish 428 had been released here. I really want to know what precedes the events of Canaan.

@Wizard: I still like swords...

@xyno512: I think it looks silly.

Yay Nana. Saw her on Kohaku this year.