JayPB08

I could personally never do that, and I'm perfectly content to just go to a gym and listen to music/a GB podcast. I feel like it would be way too easy to get lazy, and it would come at the cost of the workout itself. Not to mention I wouldn't want my controllers/DS/whatever to get all sweaty...

It was my favorite album of 2015...oh wait

I prefer Brad's personally written musical material

I'm personally very disappointed in the new Radiohead album. I found "Burn the Witch" to be unique and very interesting...but then I found "Daydreaming" to be just boring, and that's how I saw a majority of the rest of the record. It's not that I don't like their newer and more experimental material (I've really liked every other release), but I just couldn't get into any song from a simple musical aspect aside from "Burn the Witch" and "Ful Stop." Even the long-awaited studio version of "True Love Waits" was very dull to me, and I've always thought the acoustic-live version was outstanding - this one just felt empty to me. There were some good moments on A Moon Shaped Pool, but the songs themselves just didn't do it for me. I'm sure if I gave it a few more listens it would gradually grow on me, but I'm not sure if I want to take the time to do that this time around. 2016's been a great year for music for my tastes (Dream Theater, Haken, Sixx:AM, Tremonti; crossing my fingers for Tool and Alter Bridge later in the year), but this has definitely the biggest let down I've had in a while from a band I consider myself a fan of.

@weapongod30: I was only referring to their marketing tactics, but most (not all) people seemed to have only read the title and instantly replied with their "no, [one or the other] sucks" claims.

For those who don't know, Radiohead has kind of erased itself from the internet, getting rid of their social media pages, website, and even tried to do the same with their Wikipedia page. Regardless of your opinion of the actual band, you've got to admit that what their doing is some Kojima-level stuff. It's a complete marketing tactic, but it's reminding me of those things we'd see before the release of a Metal Gear game. Anyone else agree?

I got Dark Souls II at launch and really liked it, but I suffered the same fate as what Jeff Bakalar has - it was just too hard for me to finish. I got as far as that big spider boss, but could barely take anything off his health bar despite hours of trying. I'd like to actually finish Dark Souls III, so I'm curious what's generally the easiest character build/play-style to get through this game.

maybe it's because I never liked the original, but I didn't even know that Mirror's Edge sequel had a release date, let alone next month. I'm really wondering how I missed that, considering I listen to every podcast n here and frequent this/Gamespot...

I completely forgot about Star Ocean 5 - I remember 4 having some excellent combat, but perhaps the most laughable story and voice acting I've ever seen. Also, I really hate that P5, FF XV, and Zelda will all be releasing around the same time (most likely), considering I probably won't have time to play all three of those 30+ hour games in the span of three months...

MVP 2005 will forever be the greatest sports game of all-time to me - I still go back and play that at least once a year. I used to get the year's baseball game every year until about 2014, as I dont have the time to play through seasons like I did as a kid. Also, it doesnt help that it's hard for me to get into the 2016 season since I'm a Phillies fan and they suck this year...