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Wide, deep, and fun if you dig RPGs. More content than you get in most games so it's definitely worth the money.
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One of the few console shooters I can handle. I mostly dig it for the high flying fun you can have in the Warhawks. Custom soundtracks make this a never ending source of fun for me.
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One of my favorite games of all time. Why? It's a game where you make the story. There's so much to do/see/blow-up that you may never get tired of it.
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The katamari games are why I wanted a ps2 in the first place. Absurd and bizarre fun at a great price.
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Probably one of my favorite Wii games. Not as rockin or rollin as a GTA but almost as much fun.
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IMO The best Burnout ever. Though many friends prefer Revenge, this game had my favorite crash junctions: a feature that for some reason is no longer in Burnout games. One day I hope for their return.
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Warhammer 40K's best expansion into the theater of cruelty. I loved the original and the first expansion but this was a masterpiece.
It's an RTS where you spend more time brutally slaying the enemy than gathering resources.
Dark Crusade bumped the faction count up to 7 by including the newest additions to the tabletop Warhammer 40K universe.
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Comfort gaming at it's best.
A simple yet ingenious concept: a living dollhouse in your computer. Wether you want to just develop real estate or let the character's drama unfold, this is an incredably engrossing and addictive experience.
Probably my wife's favorite game; don't worry, she's not a complete stereotype: she likes GTAs, Warhawk, and Oblivion too.
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Weather on the DS or the Wii, the trauma center games provide a unique and fun experience. A must try for any puzzle game enthusiast.
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One of the best handheld games ever made. Though not one of the best GTAs, VCS can provide some of the most violent catharsis legally allowable on a domestic air flight.
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I know it came with the machine but visiting friends seem to never tire of it. It's just a lot of fun you can have with a huge group of people.
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It'll blow your mind and melt your bong.
When I was a little kid and Qbert was the most sophisticated game you could play, this is what I thought the future of gaming would be like. I'm glad I was wrong but this is still a hell of a lot of fun: trippy vector graphics in a rhythmic rail shooter.
I didn't however get the transe vibrator though: I could only find it used- Eeeeewwwww!
"Who used it? How used is it? Who cleans it, are they licensed."
-Tom Waits (Big Time - the movie - Tom's opinions on used erotica)
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GTA in next gen. Sure it didn't have as much to do or see as San Andreas but a massive and fun game none the less. What is more fun now: just running around causing general havoc (what I mostly do in any GTA anyway, though they made it a little harder by omitting the flamethrower, minigun, tank, and other great menaces), the story, and combat.
I can't wait to see how it expands.
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