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@Castermhief117: You know what? I got things mixed up, I didn't mean astrology, I meant astronomy.

@Ekpyroticuniverse: Yeahhhh, and although being an ecologist is exactly what I had described my dream job to be, being an ecologist is a bit too specific for me. That probably didn't make much sense, but I just mean that learning about animals and plants aren't the only thing I'd like to study, there's a lot more than that, but thank you for telling me. It is one of the things that could interest me. An ecologist/astrologist. Interesting.

@AhmadMetallic: Yeah, I was actually listening to the soundtrack at the time as well.

There are more than a few, this is something that I've learned from a few games in the past, and now attempt to replay any high quality game I don't initially like. Although I can name more than one, I will name one that is significant because it's one that I didn't originally finish because it didn't catch my interests at first, but once I beat it, it turned out to be one of my favorite games, one of my favorite sci-fi franchises, and it basically strengthened my interests in sci-fi altogether, so I'd say for me, although it may be minor for some to think so, it's a pretty big deal. The name of the game is Dead Space.

I just couldn't like it, it was a game I had just bought because I had gotten a job during the summer of 08 and I could finally spend some money on a game, and it didn't matter to me, so I go on GameSpot, IGN, read reviews of it, and say, "what the hell; buy!" Come home, play it, and all I knew of it was to expect something similar to one of my other favorite games of all time, RE4, and I was for some reason severely disappointed. I even went so far as to not play it, but play Dark Sector and say to a friend "now this is what Dead Space should have been!" and boy was I mistaken. Months later, I thought to myself, what the hell, I bought it, I should finish it. I get through the rest of the game, and I was shocked, I missed out on what was then and probably currently my favorite game of all time, or very close to it.

I think Dead Space is the only game I didn't get into before I even finished it, then later liked it, but there are a lot of games that I had finished and didn't like, but played again and loved, like Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, inFAMOUS, and to a lesser extent, but still didn't quite enjoy it as much as I should have, and currently do, Metal Gear Solid 4. I think Metal Gear Solid 4 has to be one of the greatest quality games ever made, to this day, I mean, the problems in the game aren't even really problems. Too many cut-scenes, having to install every chapter, somewhat corny dialogue from time to time, it's all forgivable. Also, if it weren't for Dead Space, I would probably not even be interested in this years Prometheus, 'cause I wouldn't have thought about giving the Alien franchise another chance, I wouldn't have cared to watch 2001 again, I could keep going.

@EndlessObsidian: Yes, I very much agree.

@ZOnikJJ: Maybe I don't have this in common with many other people? I just know that I look out my room window and think, this looks like a good day to relax and play games, or watch a movie.

I picked D. For me though, I kind of correlate different games with different types of weather, or season. It may be because I played those certain games and have fond memories of them during certain weather. Now, that's not exactly what I'm asking but I thought I'd mention it. Like, I remember one year it started snowing, and I was playing Perfect Dark Zero in the snowy area of the game with my best friend, we went outside soon after though, but that was good times. And I for some reason love to play G.R.A.W. 2 during the summer, or when it's hot. I'm not exactly sure what game I liked playing during the rain (maybe it's Bioshock), but I know I just love playing games on a relaxing day with rain going.

I think you should buy Dead Space 2 now if you haven't yet, rather than later. :D Ha ha.

Yes, and the last Assassin's Creed game won't be for the next gen consoles, it'll be on the generation of consoles after this next gen.

Remedy is a great company, and so far, hasn't made any bad games in my opinion, and not to say Rockstar is better, but I will say that if you have a franchise not being made by the original company, Rockstar isn't a bad choice to take a hold of it.