Bear

@SSully: Played Guitar for a week? What gives you that impression? I've been playing for 4 years, and I've been playing the Piano since I was 5. Did it ever occur to you that I'm trying to sound like I can't play? Perhaps I find it amusing to listen to something like that and decided to make it to satisfy that desire? Think before you post!

EA definitely was the best. Not only did it cut straight to all the awesome games, it also had the only legitimate humor out of any conference when Tim Schafer said, "Release the simulated family!". I also liked their subtle stabs at other companies and game series.

Smilebit  ( R.I.P. )
Platinum/Clover (Kinda cheating, but whatevs)
Atlus
 
Managed to narrow it down to these three.

Weekend Confirmed wasn't all that harsh on the game. 4 Player Podcast however, were borderline scathing in their opinions of some parts of the game.

Have to agree with OP, waiting for grades is the worst. Despite the fact that I have never come remotely close to failing a course, I still am filled with worry as I wait for my grades. It is usually only about 7-10 days before I get my results, but for one course it took over three weeks. Of course, it didn't help that that was the one final I did poorly on.
 
I love it when the grades finally do pop up though, because they are always much better than I expect.

Now that I think about, I'd love to see Giant Bomb interview a development studio about a game they aren't even working on. So, DICE, how do you plan to integrate destructible environments into Peggle 2?

Telltale, what? Where?

Reboot
Ed, Edd, n' Eddy
Animaniacs
Super Duper Sumos

Definitely, without a doubt; Nier.  It's such a creative game that pieces together elements from several different genres in a way that makes it so unique. While the graphics are far from impressive and some dungeon designs are incredibly bland, it more than makes up for those flaws with an interesting story, amazing music, and unique gameplay. In addition, it's the only game that offers a great enough reward to make it worth playing through a second time.