I love Fallout 3 (and to a lesser degress NV) but there is just something about the Elder Scroll universe that is so fun to live in. I can't wait until this comes out. I'm taking at least 2 days off work for this release (up from the standard 1 for non Elder Scroll Bethesda releases).

@terrybroadway: 4 months is a long time in the home selling world. Plus, if he's paying two mortgages, he's going to want to get rid of it ASAP. Good luck to you.

@HitBit: Castlevania isn't bad. It's not a great game like an AC Brotherhood or a Halo game, but it's solid.

@terrybroadway: Buying a home is one of the best and most stressful moments in your life, enjoy it. My wife and I bought a house 2 years ago before we were married and while it took a while, it's worth it. My word of advice to you...don't be afraid to walk away. If you find a house you love and your offer is…

@ZFK: That's a really good way to put it. It is good to be back. There's something about walking and living in that world that is so memorizing and enchanting.

@SuicidalEarthworm: I view it as giving you things to play it a different way. Maybe you beat a stealth game on hard but now you are given infinite ammo to play it differently. Or maybe you beat it on normal and can't beat it on hard but some bonus helps. It's just something to make the game a little more playable…

@Willardo: I'm actually on a break right now from it. It's one of those games you can come back to easily. Wikipedia can help fill in the blanks as well if you forget.

@dmcshinobi: likes to make drawrings: Congrats man. This reminds me of a post I made a couple months ago when I got married. I talked about how Starcraft 2 was coming out during my honeymoon and I wouldn't be able to play it until later.

@HardestWorker: I agree. It is the best and I haven't tried MP either yet. The only thing I miss is the wonder of a new character. Playing AC2 and learning about Ezio's story and family was awesome. In Brotherhood, you already know about him and his greatest adventure so that wonder is gone. I do miss that, but…

@d4rk-h4x0rer: I feel so unlucky right now, I was walking to my bus stop and lost $40 on the street!

@dowingba: Is it really tough as nails? I'm sure it's fun, but does it get aggravating or cheap?

@ZFK: I couldn't stand Vanquish. I rented it from gamefly, played it for a level or two and sent it back. It just didn't catch with me.

@AgentSmithAndWesson: When the sweetheart says she wants something small or for you not to spend much on her, what she really means is "This is a test, now go get me jewelry"

@DrForbidden: Or they owned the first iteration and hated it. The PSP initially had some issues (at least it felt that way) because my brother had the release day one. Loading times were horrendous and the games were bad. Since then though, developers have really gotten the hang of developing for it.

@SirBrau: It's WIRED, they don't know what the hell they are talking about half the time.

@ScottiH: Oh sir, you most certainly are. Go ahead and skip 1 and pick up 2...you can get it on the cheap. You'll thank me next week, I promise you.

@TiKiMaN1: They did this before with another game. Good find with this one. I don't even know why they continually release reviews. It's one thing to have an opinion vastly different than others. That's ok. But when it's consistently different, you need to look at the reviewer and think, ok, something is…

@danielrbischoff: shameless plug?

@Zinger314: I'd agree with a couple more game modes. What those game modes are I have no clue but what's offered is awesome already. Hopefully some DLC comes out to support it and maybe add in some modes.

@jezz.torrent: Wait, PC games still exist?