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If it's an older game (couple of years at least), I'll usually opt for the pre-owned game. Especially if there's a large price discrepancy.

Thanks a lot man!

I prefer to name my Persona protagonists after Star Wars actors and then give them the same surname of Hara (an actual Japanese name, don't know what it means, but being called Hara-San sounded good to me)

Persona 3: Mark Hara

Persona 4: Alec Hara

And Persona 5: Harrison Hara!

DOOM 3 for the original XBox, I returned it the next day.

I think I spent the entire time struggling to navigate through that damn PDA, where instead I wanted to shoot some damn demons!

Boy, that sure is a lot of green screen CGI.

You know what doesn't make an action scene exciting? Big empty CGI streets. I'm a DC fan first and foremost, but comparing this to The Avengers. This looks like a dud to me.

I haven't regularly watched TV for years so I don't quite remember how it was. But having watched some live TV very recently, I feel like it has gotten worse.

Cord Cutting is a very real problem for companies right now. So they are squeezing as much commercials in a slot as humanly possible.

And the variety of commercials has also gotten worse too. My brother and I watched a couple of hours of TV and each and every commercial slot had the same exact commercial pop up. Had we had drinks we would have started a drinking game for how many times this same commercial would play.

These are the investigations that matter. :)

If I were to give you money, will you build me that?

All I've ever seen of this game is combat, combat and more combat. I'm sick of it.

I actually like how the combat looks, and the mobility of the jump pack looks really fun. But combat is not what I come to Mass Effect for. I come for the world and characters, and Bioware has gone out of its way to not showcase any of it outside a few lines of what's going on. All I want is to see Ryder walk around the Citadel equivalent and talk to people. Showing me dialogue options and how things play out.

As far as what I've been shown, it looks like they just took all of that out in favor of more combat.

Is this still an RPG? Then where is the RP, Bioware?

I'm not really interested in going back to Mordor. I never finished the first game, as I too felt it was pretty repetitive. And Mordor is not a very visually interesting location within the world of Middle-Earth.

I want to go elsewhere!