@ffboi7: All I know about Hmong is from the movie Gran Torino.

Virtual Shackles wins because of Zelda doing her nails while Link plays the game.

As flawed as Fable II was I still spent plenty of hours fighting, loving, buying property, raiding tombs, and chilling with my dog.

@Tpadz: The correct term is dingleberries.

@ElephantFace: Not once have I had trouble.

I still play this almost daily on the PS3.

@NaraVara: Oh I've been a couple times. But Florence and Venice are each enormous cities and there was plenty of room for both of them in a single game.

@Killer Toilet: I would bet lots of money on setting it in France during the Revolution.

@m3rcer, ex-Cobra Viper whos seen the light.: I'm excited too, but Rome isn't big enough for one game.

How is this game not on the iphone? Instant moneymaker in my book.

@ddhboy: I agree. Korea is a great choice. I, for one, can't wait to kill some Chinese communists.

Yea I think I went 0-7 before giving it up.

@The Jerk: I really want to see that picture on the Tropico 3 box.

Surprised to Rapelisberger so high up.

@allpowerfuldet: I bet he was looking for his taco.

@DigitalHero: I remember night notes from back in the day where Mini-bash was just a wee tyke. Now we got Micro and Mini, its strange that a bloggers kids makes me feel old.

@TheVegetarianBurgerKing: Ha, that's what I thought too. Look at that last outfit! Shit is tight!

@natetehgreat: They did. There was a square piece of paper, weathered and speckled with blood, in the instruction manual. You used that paper, with the onscreen instructions, to create the piece of origami. Which is essential to the plot of the game.

@Toothball: Yup. 100% correct my friend. I love that smell, I yearn for that smell.

One of my cooler gaming moments this year came from the instruction manuals. In Heavy Rain they have you construct an origami piece as the game installs on your hard drive. I thought it was very cool and totally immersed me in the game before I had even played it.