FreakAche

I remember when the Xbox Live Marketplace first started up, games were a lot cheaper. Now however, the front page always seems to be filled with games that are 800 points at the very least. I was hoping that someone could point out some quality Arcade titles that I could purchase at the old price point. (I already have Geometry Wars 2, so I don't really see any point in buying the first one.)

Morrowind is huge and expansive, but it's kind of hard to go back to after Oblivion and Fallout 3.

According to Brad Shoemaker, he eats an entire cow for breakfast.

They should have brought Alex back to write the additional blurb.

@MurderByDeath
I remember hearing about an Orson Scott Card boycott once, but I can't remember what it was about. Care to fill me in?

Futurama seems alright from what little I've seen of it.
 
This thread is pretty weird though. Why do you care what Jeff thinks? He's a game critic, not a TV critic.

I'm thinking of buying a Castlevania game to play on the bus, and was wondering which one I should get.

Level 4. I'm not a fan of this stuff. It seems kind of slow.

First of all, I was born in 1991. I missed out on the generation of arcades and fighting games and to me, old-school means Nintendo 64/Playstation. What I want to know is whether its too late to start with fighting games, specifically Super Street Fighter 4, or if their are too many complicated systems that would go over my head.

I sort of got the idea that 3DS retconned the acronym to mean 3 dimensional system.