Obbeskrutt

@superdomino: Killing of the witches at the upper floor makes the fight way easier, as you don't have to deal with the constant fireball plinking.

Once all six of them is dead, head down and position yourself so that you hit the side of the boss. Start stabbing away, look out for the basic attacks and stuff. When the puking begin, back away, clear some distance between yourself and the boss and make sure the puke despawn before charging back in. Repeat 'till dead.

One Reborn is fairly easy. Just make sure to position yourself at the side and most of his attacks can't even reach you.

So much chillstep posted in this thread I wouldn't be surprised if the OP is feeling a bit confused right now... It's like comparing powermetal and deathmetal. Or is it just me? 
The songs posted by Foggel is more in tune of what I would define as traditional dubstep.

No, your TV will explode.

Join the Dominion! Contest finished. Didn't see it posted here yet. Enjoy.
  

My contributions. Maybe not as super-weird or surreal, but random and awesome nevertheless!    

I'm surprised so many have mentioned  Lost Odyssey. I bought it a few weeks after it came out, despites the mediocre reviews, and it was actually really good. I bet you can get it really cheap nowadays, so I would really recommend to check it out. 
Unless you own the original versions of Ikaruga (DC/GC) or Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PSX/SAT), don't look any further. Head to the XBLA and buy them now.

If you really want to go all out RTS, either get your hands on the StarCraft2 beta, or pick up the original SC:BW and start sharpening your skills. 
And that's pretty much it. If you havn't played the original StarCraft to death, now is really the best time to start. 
If you HAVE played the original StarCraft to death already, you would be as hyped about StarCraft2 as the rest of us, and would gladly play more SC:BW while waiting. 
 
Otherwise, check out the Total War series unless you've already done so. Great games, especially the first one (Shôgun: Total War).

Though call.
I played both of 'em from start to finish, but I believe Prototype is the one that stuck with me the longest. I found Prototype to be of a better craft than Wolfie, though I can't say I "loved" either of them in regards to other releases that came out last year. 
For me, Wolfenstein was quickly forgotten once beaten, but I guess I can only speak for myself. You might wanna check out demos for both of them to get your own impression.

"A role-playing game is one in which the player controls one or more characters, typically designed by the player, and guides them though a series of quests managed by the computer. Victory consists of completing these quests. Character growth in power and abilities is a key feature of the genre. Typical challenges include tactical combat, logistics, economic growth, exploration, and puzzle-solving. Physical coordination challenges are rare except in RPG-action hybrids."
- Ernest Adams & Andrew Rollings, Fundamentals of Game Design, ISBN: 0-13-168747-6 

Reaching out to the GB gurus for help...
Does anyone have a mirror for the movie "Travel", made by sYs.Yavon?
The movie is available on youtube, though without sound and horrible quality.
I believe that own-age.com had it hosted many years ago, but for some reason they removed it. 
 
If anyone have it and can upload it somewhere, or knows of some other site that might still host this masterpiece, please speak up ^^
Thanks in advance.
/Obbe