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I listen to the Bombcast while I'm working out at the gym. Sometimes it's hard when I'm on the treadmill and they say something funny. I have to control my laughter so I don't fall off. If it doesn't finish during my workout I usually continue it the next time I'm walking the mall or something.

Aliens: "We have been alerted by your construction of a giant battle robo- WTF THIS IS A TOY"

20 GB???

Guys we are what, three years into the Wii and there's still people complaining about the Wii's "target" demographic?  Surely by now you can come to terms that yes the majority of software out for the Wii is for a demographic that is probably different from you, but you can't say they aren't catering to the "hardcores," that's just a retarded blind statement. I can think of an enormous amount of games that cater to traditional gamer tastes, and they're good games to boot. Plus you've got great looking games like the new Silent Hill (which looks amazing) and Other M coming up. Both of these games are made by battle-hardened developers, are you saying they're not up to the challenge and their games are a lost hope? 

Team Fortress 2 for me, but if we're counting LAN also nothing beats CS with some friends.

GH3 Legends of Rock is a lot of fun, I enjoyed the setlist of it more than GH1 and 2.

If you must play one now get Warhammer Online. Runes of Magic is a free MMO that's practically WoW, give that a look too.

I don't know if this is a DSi exclusive feature but I really like how you can exit to the channel-esque screen by tapping the power button.

Well, Demigod isn't a full-on RTS in my opinion. You pretty much control one unit the whole time (unless you're a general-type hero and have your little minions), so in that respect I'd say it's more manageable than more traditional RTS games. 

I like completist achievements and the really off-kilter achievements that make you go out of your way to do something stupid or entertaining. Like messing with the physics or kicking a chicken across a yard.