GameFly and Steam have a bunch of specials not mentioned in the article, which you can find in this post. Bioshock 2, Dead Island, Audiosurf, a bunch of indie games, Crysis, and many more.

LotRO has quite a bit you can do for free—access to the four heroic races (Dwarves, Elves, Hobbits, and Men) and seven player classes (with two more available for purchase), as well as numerous quest zones that will keep you going until about level 30 or so before buying a new regional quest pack becomes advisable. …

Actually, some Fire Emblem games do exist for the GameCube and Wii. Disgaea was a Playstation 2 franchise before it hit the PSP and DS, and it's still being continued on the Playstation 3.

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RaiderZ will be free to play. Perfect World does a LOT of free-to-play MMOs and supports them with cash shops.

So she's being cornered by a man running his hand down her side, and the atmosphere becomes a million times more tense. How could this not be a scene of sexual assault? My worry is that if the scene is removed, then will the rest of the story make sense without rewriting the whole thing (which may not be a bad idea)…

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I don't mind some good symbolism, but how are the story and characters?

Just because a work isn't aimed at children, doesn't mean that the characters don't need to be likeable. Why should I care about any of these people? The closest thing the story had to a devoted and uncompromising "hero" was a rather violent sociopath.

I think some people speculated that the "real world" was really another matrix, which would easily answer how Neo still had supernatural abilities.

"The Cat Returns" is one I've never even heard of. Thanks!

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I never saw Kingdom of Heaven. It didn't really look interesting to me back when it came out. Thank you if you decide to take time to look at my blog.

Well played, Rockstar. Judging by some of the comments below, this has evidently been suggested and even implemented before to some extent, but nevertheless a good idea is a good idea.

Interesting, thanks. The animation is wonderful!

I just use my watch alarm. One thing I loved about the old Grand Theft Auto 2 demo I used to play in middle school (I don't think Dad knew), was that it had a strict six-minute time limit. How is that a good thing? It meant I never missed the school bus.

Hey, The Lord of the Rings Online! (Right above the screenshot from Fallout: New Vegas)