ATrevelan

I'm a huge fan of Titan Quest.

It totally jones off Diablo II, but it's got a different kind of setting, neat magic/abilities, and some pretty hilarious ragdoll death (launching a group of satyrs into the sky, only to have them come down several seconds later over the side of a cliff into the ocean. Nice.)

Typically, I use an electric for both stubble and longer hairs. However, given that I live in a state of perpetual cold and snow, I tend to grow my beard out a great deal during the fimbulwinter. I just did my springtime shave which required me to cut down my beard with some scissors before switching to my electric once it was short enough. Took about a half-hour.

Deus Ex on PC. They gave you the entire first mission, and the number of ways to tackle it floored me. I went out and grabbed the game the same day.

The Wii version of Scarface: The World is Yours really isn't bad at all. For my part, I liked it a hell of a lot better than No More Heroes.

WBC came to my school about 8 years ago when we did the Laramie Project.

Starlancer. Easily the best console space combat game I've ever played (I think it kills the Colony Wars series.)

The PC version still holds its ground today, I think. The graphics are more detailed than on Xbox, it's less prone to slowdown in large battles, and any mid-range PC today can play it perfectly (low ends need to turn down some bells and whistles but it'll work fine.)

Playing the Xbox version on the 360 is prone to some long load times, a few audio glitches (every 10 seconds or so if you're playing KOTOR 2 on 360), and I've had it hang up a couple times. So I switched to the PC version and I've had no problems at all. Fast loads, sharp audio (headphones are my method of choice), sharper looks, great overall package. One of the few games I consistently revisit.