Little_Socrates

They already announced a new Assassin's Creed due out sometime this year or Q1 next year, I'm good. 
 
But otherwise, Rock Band 3 (with new gameplay modes so the series doesn't die of stagflation), inFamous 2, Kingdom Hearts III, HL2 Episode 3 and a new Civilization game for the consoles would be nice.

My pick's probably BioShock, but not because I liked the songs; rather, they just added such a massive amount of flavor to the game that it turned the sound of Rapture into something different entirely. It at least felt original the first time I played it. Then Fallout 3 came out one year later and pulled the same trick with Galaxy News Radio. 
 
Other than those (and, of course, the music game genre), I'd have to throw out GTA: Vice City for the game with songs I liked the most.

Yeah, I don't see this improving the PC situation one bit. The reason people need new hardware on their PC's is because more powerful hardware is being developed and then used by developers, right? What's going to slow down hardware development simply because it's for consoles, then? 
 
Basically, this idea will just force hardware upgrades on console users from what I can tell. Maybe I misread it, but hardware upgrades on a console really won't wind up being any different from hardware upgrades on a PC. The only difference is that starting-level consoles will have the same hardware, unlike starting-level PCs. 
 
As a console gamer, I'm perfectly happy to not improve my hardware to make a game like Uncharted 2 have "10 times the optimization" because it'll cost the same as running it as any other game would cost for ten times the optimization on the PC.

Wow, I think my friend and I might actually be right about how AC is gonna go down. Sick.

I've been listening to Party in the USA all day. Somebody shoot me. As a result, I went and listened to most of her other stuff, and found a song that should've been an R.E.M. song but wasn't. Other than that, there was nothing really enjoyable. 
 
I also listened through American Edit by Dean Grey and The Grey Album by DangerMouse. Gotta say, I largely preferred Dean Grey (A.K.A. Team9 and Party Ben (especially Party Ben)) to DangerMouse. Just seemed more clever to me, and less about finding a backbeat for a song. What DangerMouse did just reminds me of what the Beastie Boys used to do. 
 
Anything else? Uh...I danced to Breaking the Girl earlier today, and I distinctly remember "Build Me Up Buttercup" and "Bad Romance" being played by the kid with iPod ADD in my dance class. That's about it, I think.

The only character development flaw I saw in Altaïr was his American voice acting, which was (admit it) nonsensical for where he was from. There are plenty of character flaws, sure, but those are vital to his development, and make him a much more well-rounded character. 
Altaïr isn't likable, but I never felt like he was supposed to be. It's sort of like Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII: sure, he's not likable, but that's what makes him a good character. I don't mean to say Altaïr is meant to be villainous, I just mean that he's not meant to be heroic and lovable either.

" If you screen peak, you a bitch.

The game's puzzles were okay, but I still don't really like poetry.