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I remember it, I use to mess around with it all the time. Although it is a forgettable game, but back then it was something new. I'm not sure of Nintendo's intent with it, but I'm guessing it was just another experimental thing with them.

Blizzard has taken many hours from me over the years. But the idea of them doing a FPS sounds really interesting, and I'll follow the game to see how everything turns out. Like pcgamer, and jurew2, I ain't going to get excited much until I see some gameplay. The trailer itself would have been a...

That's a shame if it's going to be narrow like that, but at the same time a lot of other games are the same. I've always been a big fan of Remedy, since the days of Max Payne. So I'm excited to see what comes from the game. The story being impacted by decisions made, if they doing it right, is...

I have learned a few things over the years. The biggest being is patience, which certain games have helped over the years. Certain RPG's along with MMO's I would have never played, or keep playing and going through the tedious grinding. I guess it's just according to each person.

It's according to the game that I'm playing. Being able to finish the game, and then go back, just to get a trophy or achievement, makes me spend more time with some games. I've also found that some games which I didn't care much for, I'd go back just to unlock some stuff.

Simple answer is yes, to a point. I use to not buy as many games as I do now, but with prices being so cheap, how can you not? With that being said, I wouldn't say I'm spending more, not with the prices being so cheap. I'd like to think I'm actually saving money with most of the deals I run into.

If your looking for single player, I'd say go for it. That's one thing the Wii always had going for it, which is still a lot of fun no matter how old you are. Playing games such as Mario, Zelda, Mario Kart, and others like those provide tons of hours worth of fun, you can't ask for much more.

I still pull out my PS2 sometimes, I can't help it. With series like GTA, Resident Evil, MGS, Final Fantasy, Silent Hill, and a ton of others, I'll never give up on my PS2. It may be considered dead to some, but it's still my favorite system to pull out.

My favorite would have to be Halo: Combat Evolved, the story was amazing, and the co-op made it that much more fun. It's kind of hard to just pick one, especially with others such as Doom 3, Half Life 2, and so many more. I myself tend to prefer a lot of the older ones, which are still as much...