Oni

I got into Killswitch Engage and Fall of Troy through GH3.

Dude totally. He comes back every 100 years, except when he comes back earlier.

Yeah, probably because the site is getting hammered. Maybe they underestimated the demand for the site? Anyway, I hope it's temporary. It's a bummer it takes so long to edit stuff.

Neutral because I just go where the games are. I own a 360, PS3 and good gaming PC. Just don't own a Wii, because I don't care for it.

I heard... I heard he was created by science.

Madness, I know.

For me, this list always consists of tons of RPGs. Let's see, recently...

Lost Odyssey (in a crappy dungeon on disc 2)
Eternal Sonata (all the depth of a kiddy pool)
Final Fantasy 1, 2, 3 and 4 all on GBA/DS
Persona 3 (I don't like Tartarus much)
FFTA 2 (haven't finished 1 either)
Valkyrie Profile 2 (combat system didn't 'click' with me)
Shadow Hearts 3 (played like an hour, haven't touched it since... I am ashamed)
The World Ends With You (played till chapter 3, something shiny caught my attention)

It just takes so damn long to get anything done in these games. But I do like RPGs. I just tend to lose interest in them after a while.

Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Deus Ex
Metal Gear Solid 1/2/3/4
Max Payne 2
World of Warcraft

Dream Theater #1, no doubt.

Besides that I tend to rotate what I'm listening to a lot, depending on what I just discovered/feel like... currently listening to Nightmare (J-Rock band), Paramore (haha yes, guilty pleasure... :( ), Symphony X, Iron Maiden to play bass to, Opeth, random video game music, etc etc. All depends on the mood. But generally I like rock/metal.

Spirit Temple for sure. Awesome music, awesome atmosphere, and going there in two different time periods.

Well Ocarina of Time is my favorite game ever. So I'm gonna have to give the nod to that. But I was incredibly impressed by Twilight Princess' dungeons. They were awesome, and HUGE! Man, things took forever. In a good way. I can clear Deku Tree in 20 minutes, easily, but the first dungeon in TP took me like... 3 hours. Really good. It's definitely my second favorite Zelda game after OoT. And while I think the series needs a shake-up at some point, I am not nearly tired of this formula yet. They just need to introduce more new items like the Spinner and the Rod of Dominion, because the puzzles involving the bow and "old" items like that did feel a little stale. But overall there were great new uses of old items, like the Iron Boots with the magnets, the boomerang with the wind, and so on. The bosses were too easy though, but I guess they've always kinda been that way once you figure out their patterns.