chiablo

Starcraft 2 is still going strong. The proliferation of League of Legends has caused it to lose a lot of popularity in Korea, but there is still a strong interest in it.

The single-player is a lot of fun, just ignore everything plot related (the story is as bad as Diablo 3's). The actual missions are interesting and there is a huge amount of variety. The single player alone is worth the price of admission.

Multiplayer is a mixed bag of frustration and fun... I loved multiplayer Starcraft with Wings of Liberty, but I feel that the expansion ruined the game. I primarily play Zerg, and the Terran's Spider Mines have caused me to ragequit so hard that I won't play again: I can't counter it, and my macro isn't good enough to bait an attack.

I'll probably get back into multiplayer up with the next expansion and I'm sure 2v2 with a dedicated partner would be a lot of fun. But there is a reason MOBAs (or ARTS, whatever you want to call them) have taken over the competitive eSports scene. There's something really satisfying about working together as a team that you just can't get with a 1v1 game.

If you have to be told how to use a controller because people are having a problem using it properly, then there is something wrong with the layout of that controller.

Absolutely, I'm more interested in the controller for PC use than I am the console.

I'm a horrible person...

You kids... Just because the graphics of the NES and SNES era Final Fantasy games were similar, they are drastically different in tone and story. Final Fantasy VI (6) is probably the favorite, but I have several friends who insist IV (4) is the best Final Fantasy because of the story. V was the game that introduced the job system, which revolutionized future Final Fantasy games and even RPGs in general.

The NES-era games aren't very notable, but only because of the technical limitations of the system. If you think about it though, you could easily argue that the original Final Fantasy is the most important, because it was the one that started it all.

I think a more interesting study would be to gather everyone's age as well as their favorite Final Fantasy. Turns out that whichever final fantasy came out when you were young is the best one.

He could do a Hot Pepper review for Brothers: "There won't be 10 peppers better than this Habanero this year."

I think at this point the only thing that would get me to enjoy Assasin's Creed is if Desmond died and they abandoned the whole nonsensical "future" portion of the story. We want to be assasins, not virtual people who live in the head of virtual people.

EgoRaptor's review was hilarious... for the first two minutes, then you just feel really bad for him.