I am one of those rare individuals that actually loved Spirits Within. Sure, it wasn't set in a fantasy realm, like most people expected. But I found the story really interesting Sci-Fi with a lot of amazing eye-candy. I cared for the characters and really thought it was a refreshing change to have a darker plot…

I'm usually very good at putting things together. My main worry has always been, once it's up and [running...should] anything fail, I'd be totally perplexed at how to troubleshoot it. However, it might just be beginner's insecurities. I'm pumped!

wow. Newegg has always been my option if I ever did build one, because I live in Puerto Rico and usually I have a lot of trouble finding companies that will ship over here, Newegg being an exception. But I haven't visited in the longest time and I didn't know they had these "build your own computer" videos! That is…

Thanks! I will definitely check that out =D.

I didn't want to sound *too* giddy about it, but your excitement pretty much expresses words unsaid from my part.

I have an Alienware M17X, which has lasted for around 3 years now, and still gives me pretty good mileage for most new games out there. Yeah it was expensive, but I had no choice back then, since I was always on the go. And I was able to take this laptop (albeit a monster) with me to keep my gaing on.

So many others could posted. But due to the "injury", this seems proper.

As a gay kotakuite, I think it's awesome. Personally, I dont have a problem with either male or female sexuality and am pretty amused everytime a bigdeal is made outta it. It's also sort of quite tongue in cheek comedic. Tits n ass vs dick n ass. It's all good. (and..WOW, what an ass. TAKE MY MONEY!!)

Square-Enix. I've enjoyed games from many developers, both Western and Eastern, but no games have moved me the way SE's games have (Mass Effect the first came quite close, but then the series was ruined for me). Even when they publish a game that I don't enjoy as much as previous ones, I still have a great time with…

I like Noel's red costume best. Has a lot of detail to it and just... I dunno. Has a "WoW (not to be mistaken for world of warcraft)"feel to it.

Consider yourself lucky. If you do go down the Mass Effect road, you'll find an amazing experience (unlike any other I've had in a video game) with the first installment, and a quick decline into a dumbed down sequel that will leave you wondering "where did the developers go?" . Bioware has lost the drive it had to…

Agreed with all of your opinions on Mass Effect 2, that is exactly how I felt. On the other hand though, I really was superhyped for it. I mean, after playing the great crop of BW games that I had back then, and being totally surprised and blown away by Mass Effect, I didn't think they could go wrong. But the whole…

Well the truth is that the jump from Mass Effect to Mass Effect 2 meant dumbing down the game for the masses (how's that for a mass effect), converting ME from an amazing (truly) epic story centered science fiction role playing game into a third person shooter with barely any role playing elements, small worlds and a…

Can't believe that EA/Bioware effectively managed to eliminate any sort of interest I had for Mass Effect. After that brilliant first installment, I got punk'd with buying a Collector's Edition of Mass Effect 2, Pre-ordering Dragon Age 2 *and* a Collector's edition of Star Wars: The Old Republic. I know other people…

ah yes, the "God works in mysterious ways, yadda, yadda, yadda" approach.

Because clearly only 301 people played the game. Surely there are hundreds, thousands, of more people that love/hate the game.

"I didn't enjoy FFXIII at all, for many of the reasons many other people didn't. Still, the amount of hate this game gets is complete bullshit; even though the game wasn't my cup of tea, it was definitely well made...."

I don't get it. How was the delivery awful? Pacing, character development, and storytelling were the shining high points of this game.

This I can agree with.

Really? Statistics please. I call bs on this one.