@Z Naught: If we can agree on one thing here today, it's that the Frostbite engine really delivers—for lack of a better word—a truly immersive battlefield.

@Gaseous_Snake: Agreed.

@Z Naught: I have, I have. But even that's more-or-less a remake of original Battlefields 1943's most popular levels with DICE's new engine.

I admit, a WWII game with Bad Company's destruction engine would be pretty cool. Kind of like a Company of Heroes FPS.

I love comparing Sony's model to Apple's.

How's more credible, Fox News or "Bunky the Wonder Clown"?

I've never been as raped in a FPS as I was when I played AvP as a Marine. Absolutely ridiculous. All sorts of fun, yes! But ridiculous, nonetheless.

I really want to see a enemy list for this game, laid out by circle.

@Masao: Thanks to your comment, I'm playing Warfare 1917 and Warfare 1944 for the first time!

@AudibleDefect: I'm not going to pretend to be a Steam no-it-all, but I've found Valve—duh!—to be the most compatible with Steam.

@Archaotic: Interesting. I may need to get that title.

@Cerabret100: Do you mean you want a bot-only offline mode for TF2? Or a full single-player campaign?

@Rampage: I agree. Steam has really come into its own in the past few years.

@Julimano: Agreed. I remember playing my PS2 in college in a room full of classmates playing WoW on their laptops. Whenever I played SoTC, everyone would stop playing WoW and just stare.

@jenova9: Thank you. I'm happy to see someone else here played the original AVP.

@Oscar Ernesto Regalado: I remember that game! I own it, and remember using LeForge or Data to see in the dark on certain away team missions.

@johnknee777: I always remember driving 20 miles out to a GameStop on my day off to get a used version of a game I was really looking forward to.

@Eirias: Agreed.

@Polite Society: Ouch. You're missing the end of a terrific game, I'm afraid.

FFXIII seems like a really odd choice. I know it's a remarkable game, but why choose a game that's so time-consuming for an arcade-like kiosk?