@TheLAG: This. Is. AMAZING.

@Ejia: Sins of a Solar Empire is the latest game running Star Wars mods.

@einsteinisdead: There are a number of different Walkers across the movies and in the expanded universe.

@cesariojpn: Have we already forgotten about the reimaged Battlestar Galactica?

@RipSteakface: My friend. Lots of outlets gave it Game of the Year for 2007. If you like RTS, you need to jump in.

@SuicidalEarthworm: Like Freedomweasel said, the game is definitely playable with the dual shock controller.

I know Homefront is a FPS, but every time I hear about the plot, I can't help but think of World in Conflict.

I think this trailer can somewhat explain what the Homefront team's version of future North Korea's aims.

I'd love to see what gameplay looks like for Fettel while Pointman is in slow-motion mode.

@Boltfinger: Your 60 gig still works!? Learn from me, brother, you're running on borrowed time.

@nukee: Thanks for the advice! I'm not really active on Reddit—just can't get into it for some reason. (But it looks fun!)

@cortexiphansession: THANK YOU.

@sephycloneno15: I believe I see what you're saying.

I'd say you were on to something if it weren't for the terrible execution of Black Ops' single player by Treyarch.

@Uncle Jesse: Well look at all the calls for a Final Fantasy VII remake for the PS3.

I find myself being sucked back into Fallout: New Vegas. I really love the sense of accomplishment completing some of the more robust quests gives me.

@gametr4x: Congrats!

My heart goes out to video game script writers. Hollywood script writers have a hard enough time making movies and shows work well—and those are often linear experiences.

@NexusSIX: Drake is BaaAAaaack!: So true. I only wish they'd re-work the menus and add more filters to the lobbies. But I know changes are coming.

@AgentSmithAndWesson: I'm at level 17(?) B-spec right now, and have four drivers. I swear, there are only a handful of races I can run right now where I can honestly let the game run on autopilot while I commit myself to another task.