Warp

It probably doesn't hold up today but I still remember being terrified of the game Out of This World on the SNES. Especially the opening which in the space of about 2 minutes throws 3 potentially fatal traps/monsters without giving any clue as to how to beat them. Its something you never see in modern games where a game will just fling you into a situation without instructions or a clear objective and just expects you to figure out how to survive.   
 
Here is the first few minutes of the game: 
  

Thats kinda tough because most of Science Fiction is all about social commentary. All the best novel series and writers were just as concerned about sending a message one way or the other. Sci Fi allows for those points of views to be shown in their extremes by reflecting it in exaggerated technology and race relations. All the big names like Asimov and Bradbury loved science but also loved exploring humanism and how our own minds can be our best friend and worst enemies.
 
 That being said the first couple of Dune novels are excellent and is more concerned about setting up a cool adventure in a completely original world. Just avoid everything after Dune Messiah. Same goes for the first books in the Enders Game series though that one has a larger moral point its used as a way to keep the plot going. 
 
You said you liked Star Trek so go with the Star Trek novels. Or Star Wars. Theres enough material there to last awhile and its all of the same tone as the movies so you know what kind of experience youre going for. Though to actively ignore classics that have something to say seems a tad misguided. Youre just gonna end up wading through a lot of mediocrity. But whatever floats your boat. 

Boy: Trenton
Girl: Jane
 Twins: Jacen and Jaina

The only time I ever got a compliment was when I played some random guy on Fight Night Round 4. I got into it with a fairly high ranked player and managed to dutifully dodge the sheer onslaught of pain this guy was throwing. Towards the end of the match I managed to break through his defense and get him really good in the jaw, stunning him. It was enough to shake him up and get a little sloppy in frustration in the final rounds. He still managed to beat me but only by a super narrow margin, and I ended the match on my feet. After the fight he sent a pm to me saying that was one of the best fights he's had in a while and gave props for surprising him. 
 
It could easily have been gloating but it felt in the spirit of good sportsmanship and hope it was meant as such.

I found mine in a Goodwill for $10. Now before I come off like too much of a pompous ass, the system didnt come with any controllers or games. All it had was the ac adapter and av cables so as of now its simply a paper weight that I can plug in.  But ultimately one must never underestimate the awesomeness of ones goodwill/salvation army/ thrift store.

Boo to anyone who hates on Jack. She was the most fun to romance since you really had to work for and then maintain her trust. Her backstory was really interesting since it made me care for this person who started off as a science experiment and was fighting both internally and externally to find a reason to keep living.  She really exemplified the games theme of my crew being these lost and wayward souls who either were abandoned or who abandoned others and needed a cause to do right, even if it killed them. 
 
 Plus she was the right kind of crazy hot that Ive always had a thing for. But that was really just a bonus. Honest.

I like how the video goes on about how the game is better than MW2 because the bullets take time to travel and are affected by gravity which adds to realism. But a minute later it says how a player should just deal with the fact that you cant go into a prone position and just enjoy the game even though its not realistic.
 
Not a judgment on the game itself...but the guy who made the video seems to really have it out for MW2. Its a different gameplay philosophy thats all...its desperate to want to have it both ways to say how one game is better than another just because of certain design choices. Its not like Burnout Paradise is any better or worse than a Gran Turismo game, but they have two different approaches to the same sort of genre.

greetings man from the future

I really hope Ashley tries gets jealous and try to start something in ME3 just so it gives Jack (my ME2 love interest) a reason to shoot her hypocritical specist ass.