I think he just doesn't stick with any game long enough for it to be considered a "thing". He plays through a game's main story/campaign/arc, maybe plays a little multiplayer, then moves on, like most people. I will say he does seem to be the biggest fan of the Rock Band games, out of the GB guys.
- Scott
I think he got pretty good at buying all of the music dlc, but not really the game.
Now that I think about it, I think Ryan got really good at Geometry Wars. I don't have anything to substantiate this claim, but deep down inside memory archives I bet there's something that says it is true.
He seems to have love for some odd titles like No one can stop mr Domino and Money puzzle exchanger. From what I remember he's pretty good at those as well. Of all in the GB staff he also seems to be the deepest into Tetris. But I could be wrong.
He's not into multiplayer games, at least not to the extent that the others are. In 2008 he backed MGS4 for Game of the Year(though he was swayed by GTA in the end), in 2009 he backed Uncharted 2 (though I think part of him wanted Assassin's Creed 2), and last year it was Mass Effect 2. All of those are primarily single player games, though some have multiplayer. He's also stated that he likes the single player experience numerous times.
Ryan seems to be the most into side scrollers for the WII and also adventure games. I'm pretty sure he's pro at Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2 and he usually seems to be the first to mention a new adventure game that comes out.
Ryan seems to be more into story line then competition when it comes to games. Him and Vinny seem to share that.
How can you not say Jeff is the master of NFL Blitz (he won a tourney) and NBA Jam. As for Ryan, he always said he's not into competitive games, he said he played a lot of money puzzle exchanger, so much that he lost a job over it :D.
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