After convincing person X's fiancée to rattle off the entire list of person X's PS3 games collection, I finally decided upon Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, as I could get it cheaply, it was a critical darling, and quite frankly, you can't go wrong with Naughty Dog, can you?

Super Paper Tomb Raider, for being the only boxart that I actually wanted to play

What's the point in Zombies that you can just walk past?

The original xbox was all designed to look and feel like alien technology, all the way down to putting weird alien gibbering sounds in the menus. This could be a coincidence, but it'd be nice to think that this picture turned up somewhere in the design documents for the original xbox, before being used in the 360.

I wanna shoot the whole day down.

As much as I love Purple Tentacle, the idea of giving money to George Lucas in any form disgusts me.

It's probably for gifting.

@MrStorm: It makes you feel better about your own body image and dress sense in comparison.

Oh, what a pity, the site's bandwidth got sucked down into the gaping maw of the insatiable beast that is the Kotaku readership.

"What other medium," he queries, "allows us to be so blithely indifferent to its consumption?"

It was quite good. But in the MMO industry, quite good isn't good enough without either a prebuilt fanbase, an incredibly good buzz, an extremely sustainable financial plan, or gameplay so good it models itself upon the second coming of the messiah.

@Ett: He looks like ALL of sonic's crappy friends.

Never bring a knife to a WoWfight.

@InfernoT: The Weighted Companion cube hasn't. The weighted companion cube will never threaten to stab you and, in fact, cannot speak.

As long as it's got two string instruments, a drum and vocals, I don't see any problem with diversification in Rock Band.

Poor girl's one of those people that despite their tremendous success are never going to break out of their parents' massive, massive shadow.

@tomjonjon: Game? I see no game...

@syafiqjabar: It does seem to be inspired by the works of Piet Mondrian...

@Midnightchronicles: He isn't our next Jack Thompson, but he could very well be our next Uwe Boll.

@Cogito: And then there are the ones that fail to age gracefully (Mick Jagger, Rod Stewart), or the ones that become so mellow in their old age that they start writing happy clappy songs with bagpipes in them (Paul McCartney). Being an old rockstar is quite often synonymous with being a laughing stock.