I'm kind've partial to Destructoid, which represents the other unmentioned one of the "Big Three" gaming blogs. Since it's independent, and not run by the larger suit wearing types, it sometimes fails to get noticed.  This isn't  to say that I don't appreciate Joystiq or Kotaku. I pretty much read all the major gaming sites.  Looking to one place for all of your news leads to missing out on some ...

Nah. I think it's Smallville's version of doing a precursor to Lex Luthor's Battle Suit. The Lana thing is just typical filler material. Superwoman and Lana are two way different characters.Look familiar?

Beautiful blast caps of the braggingly  bountiful, for going all bonzai, and berating bozos.

Detonations

LiquidPrince said: "If it's an exclusive Wii game, and it's first party then no. If it's multi-platform, or third party, then yes." I couldn't have said it better. This is the proverbial chink in Nintendo's armor.

Dark Sector was pretty good, and I'd gladly play through another. The glaive was badass, and reminded me of the one in Krull.

Sure looks like he did both. His violent past with Nicole Simpson didn't do much for his defense. It's not all that hard to imagine OJ losing it, and taking both of them out.

I'm with you on #1, and #3 when the PS3 first came out.  It's better now.

Practice does indeed make perfect, but as long as you're having fun, I wouldn't worry about higher difficulties. More complex button presses or not, the game is the same.

DBoy said: "Disagree with The Sims.  It is far from being shovelware." Now that I give it more thought,  you're right about the Sims. Too much care went into making those games to ever consider them shovelware. Poor Will Wright would shed an unnecessary tear if he read this thread, and I don't want to be a part of that.  ;-)

SoothsayerGB said: "A few good blows, then the Ryan method.  If that didn't work.  I would bust out the rubbing alcohol and Q tips.  Which were always right beside the NES. So I'm not the only one who did this! Works like a charm, and you don't end up looking like a dork blowing into the open end of a gold Zelda cartridge.

Epic bowel-movement is epic. I lol'd. Anyway, I see what you are saying, but it's going to be mighty hard to turn a periodical into something that commands a ton of respect years later, unless it has nudie pics of a now dead, blond celebrity who was lost during their prime.Seriously, gamers have the attention span of a young child with ADHD. Most people visit a site, and skim over ...

I have no idea, but there certainly needs to be a new Max Payne game. The fans demand it!

Interesting list. Can't say that I'm surprised, considering that there are many parents out there that may not be all that interested in video games themselves, but buy them for their children.  In other words, I echo what others are saying above.I agree that the Harvest Moon games shouldn't be included in that list (even if they are a million variations of the same game), since they are too complex ...

Just look at it this way: You have the perfect chance to free yourself from the bonds of technology, and embrace your inner primitive man.  As for me, I'd just  sit there and strum the guitar without a pick until I could get another one.

Hell Yes! I made it a point to own all of their albums for a reason.

I cannot prove God's existence to you or anyone, Endogene; nor can I disprove God's existence. The few years that I've spent on this Earth have convinced me that he does exist, but that is simply a personal conclusion that was spawned by the culmination of my life up to this point. The only advice I can offer to you is that if you look for good, you will find ...

Not everyone does. I think they are fantastic games, and well worth playing through.

MattyFTM said: Gameboi said: "However, I once heard a saying long ago,  based off of  Pascal's Wager that touched me. I can't remember the specifics, but it basically said that you have nothing to lose by believing in God, and everything to lose if you don't. If you really stop and think about it, that's a pretty simple, yet profound statement." The problem with that is that beliefs aren't something ...