BeachThunder

I agree with the OP; the word enjoyable is more of a fitting term. The word 'fun', to me at least, implies something which just makes you happy (games can do more than just that). Whereas the word 'enjoyable' would indicate that you are finding the game to be a positive experience. There's a subtle difference. Whilst being 'fun' might seem like the primary goal of all games, I would say it's a bit of a loose term. Games can be a whole manner of things besides necessarily just fun: insightful, frightening, relaxing, thought-provoking, funny, exhilarating, addicting, educational, depressing, awe-inspiring etc...
 
In fact, 'fun' seems to be one of the least appropriate/useful ways to describe games.

Wow, I'm surprised I didn't see this thread earlier. Anyway, I was going to read it all the way through but I stopped reading at:
 
"Good thing the audience don't design the games. They're idiots."

" I will pray for you. "

Whatever game I'm currently in the middle of =|

Out of those I like Eurotrip the best. I haven't seen the Hangover, Harold and Kumar or Pineapple Express though.

Update: October 27.

Nah, A lot of my points have just been incidental. 

I guess I never actually thought about it really, especially considering how incoherent most of the series is anyway...

This thread is strange. The only thing I've gotten out of reading through it, is that I should've played Tomba when I had a working Playstation :(

D: I read "Japanese Teats"