AggroCraig

I'm going to agree that this was a very powerful scene, one that I still like to go back to and watch again to this day. I have a save file right before that moment on my PC version for that exact purpose. Just the emotional weight of the scene, the feeling of helplessness you have when you have to watch yourself murder this man, and the entire turnabout with Atlas both before and after it make it a classic in my mind.

I would say that this game is definitely worth the buy, especially if you can still find people online to play with. WiFi play really, really made this game for me, but even without it it's still the same pleasurable, addictive experience that just doesn't end. You can keep getting something out of this game as long as you're willing to put a little time in.

When I see Wendy's Challenge, I think of ordering one of everything on their value menu and finishing them all. Normally in a race against someone else. This leads to a lot of interesting situations, as one has to worry about the relative position of chili, Frosty, and baked potato, while also stretching the lone drink through all of it. Definitely an experience.

Just to get conversation going about this game, despite the fact that this is really an arbitrary decision at this point given the lack of knowledge about them...

Who do you think you're going to take first? I think I might try Galaxy Man first just because I like the concept (shoots galaxies,) but failing that I'd go with Splash Woman first just because I've gone for the water-based Master first on more than one occasion.

So how about you guys? Feel free to theorize what weapons will be relinquished by your choices on their defeat if you please.

Knowing how hard this game is supposedly going to be, I think that I'm gonna have to go with WiiWare. I've had a few little problems with the 360 D-pad, which would lead to massive frustration in a MM game. And the pad on the Wiimote while held sideways has served me well, and I guess I'm a sucker for the NES feeling controller on an NES feeling game.

I'm going to agree with the # formation for the sole reason that merely parallel bacon runs the risk of a strip of bacon being pulled out with a bite too easily and thus being lost to the rest of the burger, dooming the diner to a few baconless bites. That's a fate I'd wish on no man. As far as thickness goes, I'd say not too thin, not too thick, I like it to be a bit substantial though.

Sunset Cantina in Boston, steamed beerburgers. Very, very good.

I'd go with Persona 3, since I was near that already anyway. Love that game. Social links, fusion, new game +, etc. I guess I should say FES(ter's quest) because that has even more content.

I think it comes down to something similar to squares and rectangles. All squares are rectangles, but not all sandwiches are hamburgers. Or something.