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I keep my games. It would have to be really horrible or defective for me to return it. This generation is the first one for me to ever return a game because it was bad though. I know I'll eventually want to play each game again in the future (I still regret selling my Gamecube), so I pretty much have to keep them.

The controllers now are fine. I mean, I could see an advantage of six face buttons but otherwise both are fine in the button amount department.

Last thing I finished was Metal Gear Solid 1 but now I'm revolving between a few games to play through. Mostly Infamous, Uncharted, Alan Wake and Parasite Eve

No, I don't have them all hooked up at the same time but I wouldn't retire them just because they aren't plugged in. I still have my original Xbox plugged in and my Genesis is sitting in a drawer only because I don't have he cable that plugs into the TV anymore. I would have a SNES, PS1 and N64 if they didn't break from family use many years ago.

I sold my Gamecube and games and sincerely regret it now so I don't think I could completely retire a console, plus, I plan on buying a lot of the older consoles soon.

I got the same ending when I first played the game. If I remember correctly, it doesn't really change at all if you go for another ending. Depending on which ending you are going for, the only thing that will really change is the dialogue between you and the final boss and the identity of it. It's still the same boss fight Also, on your second playthrough there are some extra items that you can get, special weapons depending on your rank of the last playthrough, secret items to get another ending and extra options but that's about it.

Oh awesome! I 'd like to see how this turns out... I was just thinking about one idea the other day of a game that sort of parodies scenes and parts from other games and such but not taking anything directly from those games. I don't think it's that original but meh I just thought it would be funny. I'm not really an idea person anyway, it just randomly popped into my head that day.

I'm a music person and such. I 'll see if I can do anything useful later on though. My motivation and recording have been a bit blegh lately.

I'll jump on a Resident Evil reboot. I'm not completely for or against what the series is doing right now but I would certainly like to see the series just completely redone in the right survival horror loving hands. It would also be great to see it kept that way.

@Apparatus_Unearth said:

I remember discovering it it back around 2003-4? Shit was awesome. The shows were actually fun to watch. Good X-Play episodes, Filter, Cheat, G4TV.com, Cinematech, Sweat, Players, JUDGMENT DAY, Arena, Portal, Blister. Entertaining shows.

Wow, I just had all the memories flood back to me. I miss the old G4 back when it really WAS just video games. I could have watched that channel all day, every day.... besides Sweat and Players. It was great when Tech TV merged with it too, but now I just don't really care about that channel anymore so I'm fine that it's gone.

Also, I think this thread should be nominated for best thread title or something.

Yes, I can't wait. I'm keeping myself away from anymore gameplay videos or trailers in excitement. I really need a PS3 though.

Here and there, my tastes have changed.

I still love horror and comedy movies but there's not much good horror to like these days. Nowadays I can watch more genres than when I was 10 I guess.

For music, I think I'm a bit too particular. The only time I changed was from whatever popular music from the 90s-2000s to video game OSTs and more J-rock/metal focused music with. That was with my interest Japan and video games and getting a good internet connection to find music that I liked much more. I liked a few American bands but modern rock... I just didn't like it. OSTs also got me to appreciate some symphonic music as well as electronic genres like ambient and drum n bass too so there was that. Skip to now, my favorite music has expanded a bit. I listen to video game OSTs a LOT still and associated genres but now I listen to a lot of traditional metal and rock and I don't care where it comes from. I still have a lot of my favorite Japanese music though.

As for video games, I haven't really changed much, though video games obviously have. I still love them like I always have but I'm really not sure what my younger self would think about the video games I have now.