Doskias

I feel like if we're asking this question, we need to ask if Dino Crisis is a Resident Evil game.

I haven't seen my dad in close to 25 years, so not so much.

For people with dads in their lives, though, I don't think it's weird to say "I love you" if you want to.

I've seen kids playing theirs at malls every now and then. The only other instance I can think of was when I was visiting the UK last month - I was on a coach to Bristol from Cardiff and there was a man in a Chicago Bulls cap playing something on a 2DS. I think I racked up more streetpasses in the three weeks I was in the UK than I have the entire rest of the time I've owned a 3DS.

Personally, I don't really play it when I'm out, but if I'm out I'm either driving or with someone, so I don't have much occasion to.

Heh, yeah, this happens to me, though I'm more likely to end up on the latest review, rather than the Bombin' the AM page.

I don't know if they had a name, but I liked the little team of freedom fighters that Link occasionally hung out with in Twilight Princess. It was kind of refreshing to see a version of Hyrule where someone other than Link got some shit done.

Your words, my thoughts. Very much this.

I think I am at the point where I would really love it if Half-Life 3 happened, but won't be that sad if it doesn't.

The most shocking thing to come out of this for me was learning that Max Scoville works for IGN now. That's weird to me in a lot of ways.

I enjoyed it.

That baby monster freaked me out, though.

I was driving on the highway when my fiancee texted me the news about Sir Terry's passing, and I had to pull over and collect myself.

Glad to know he's not suffering anymore, at any rate.

Overall, for consistency and quality in the acting and writing, I'd probably have to go with the bulk of the Legacy of Kain games. Soul Reaver 2 performs especially well here, for me.

For the best moment in voice acting, I'd actually go with Mark Meer (BroShep) in some of the final moments of Mass Effect 3. Spoilage: From Anderson's quiet death scene, and through the conversation with Admiral Hackett when Shepard asks, "What do you need me to do?" and he sounds so tired and seems to wish he could just lie down and die beside his friend. One of the moments I think Meer actually outshines Jennifer Hale's performance.