I recently picked up Don't Starve, and really dig it.

I think Ninja Gaiden was mostly bullshit due to respawning enemies.

Call of Duty: A Game In Which The Time Period Is The Future As Apposed To Modern

They're all small fries, no big fish. At least not in plain site.

You're about to get clopped.

You know, this would be a pretty awesome costume for a legit Toho movie.

O man, I forgot about that.

What I wouldn't give to have an HD System Shock 2.

Yeah it's awesome, it has one of the coolest if not THE coolest melee weapons ever.

dude, like, dude.

Eh, I disagree. DN3D was much faster for one thing, and it had no weapon limit and a much more open design for levels. Oh, and it was funny. Not even in an ironic fashion, just funny for how over the top and dumb it was.
I don't see the similarities, sorry :) I did enjoy some aspects of Forever but the guns themselves…

Some insurance company owns it now apparently, which is the whole reason it became available on GOG and Steam after many years.

Beast Souls, since it could be a better follow up to Dark Souls (Like Dark Souls was a great follow up to Demon's Souls).

I can't relate to how much people want a 4th game since I still need to play them, but I am pretty sure the creator said he doesn't want to make anymore.

I wouldn't mind another Retro Studios Metroid.

As long as it's also on PC and they don't dumb it down I am cool with a 3rd game.

Forever was a bad game no matter what though, don't get why people keep comparing them.

Tomb Raider still relies on specific objects.

Gotta say I am bored of cover based games. I didn't care for Tomb Raider for that alone, it's such a saturated sub genre.

I played this game for about 5 minutes