I see "Best anime for beginners" lists all the time that leave Bebop and Champloo out, and I can't fathom why that is - both (Bebop more than Champloo by a hair) are great stories first and great anime second, a problem all the stuff on this particular list has - they're all ANIME and little else.

Same. I believe this is the most Western of animes out there (both Western as the genre and Western as in Western Civilization). In fact, I am pretty sure that between the jazz theme and Spikes individualism that it is deliberately an American show.

Same. Staying up late to watch this and Yuyu Hakusho (but mainly Cowboy Bebop) on Adult Swim is one of my favorite memories.

You never realize how much you take this part for granted until you turn your key and all you hear is a click.

Wouldn't have helped here.

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My top contenders:

I guess it's not a photo per se... Trans Am Space Fire Wizard.

I would think that getting PS+ in the deal would be a better option because you often get free games with PS+.

That's a good one too, but Killzone and Infamous are frequently around $20, and PlayStation Plus doesn't get big discounts often, so I'd lean towards Groupon.

Don't tase me doe!

YES. Great music, atmosphere and story. YES YES YES.

That newly-polished version of Grim Fandango is coming on January 27th for PS4, Vita, PC, Mac and Linux. Dang, it'll be nice to see Manny again after all these years.

This phenomenon is known as, "The Jeep Grand Wagoneer Effect"

She wins 1,000,000 internets.

What, no Fallout: Tactics? OK, let's do this.

1) Fallout: New Vegas

Confession time. I didn't like CRPGs during the "your dice rolls are showing" era. I tried to get into Fallout 2 but just couldn't. I knew there was a rich and wonderful story there—-and I lived in Reno. I love New Reno as a concept, not least of…