jschmoe

Hmm... I really should pick up JC2.  Can't say I'd pay for this, though.

Awesome.  I'm really looking forward to what they will make.

Thank you!  That's been bugging me for a while.

Family bought a 486 from a local shop in 1990 (can't remember the actual brand, it has long since passed), custom build in 1999, Dell in 2003 (only because it was cheaper, and I paid for that decision), custom in 2006 and custom in 2009/2010.  I picked custom.

Halo Reach TNT was awesome, have fun!

I'm from a place so close to the middle of nowhere, everyone gave up and built a city there.

Giant Bomb community, I seek your help.
 
For now, the time for new games has come to an end.  I've bought a house, so my funds are going to be limited for the next few months while I put some money away until I'm comfortable.  Until that time, I won't be purchasing any new games.  I have a substantial pile of shame, though: a number of games I've bought over the years that I've never got around to playing, or that I've played only a small amount and it fell to the wayside for one reason or another.  This a fantastic time to start digging into them.
 
So, to you, duders, I ask: Where do I begin?
I will also consider cheap games that I don't own; the only condition is that I generally won't play a sequel until I play the original.  Games in a series that have absolutely no story ties, like Final Fantasy, are fair game.
 
Thanks!

Pay off part of the house I just bought...

I won't vote.  I own both systems.  I own more 360 games than ps3, and the 360 tends to get more play time from me.  That's just me, though.    There is a fee for multiplayer on 360, though I pay annually rather than monthly.  Multiplatform games can go either way; some perform better on 360, some are better on ps3.  It depends on which one is the port.  The 360 is also more fragile, though that may have improved.

That was awesome, I got to play in two matches; with Drew and against Will.  'Twas a fun night - hope to join you guys again!