JesterArbo

That was a fun thing to do. Obviously some of my personal favourites are not included but here is my top 10.

10. Red Dead Redemption
9. BioShock
8. Super Mario 64
7. Uncharted 2
6. Mass Effect 2
5. The Last of Us
4. Metal Gear Solid
3. Metal Gear Solid 3
2. Super Mario Bros. 3
1. Super Mario World

In my WoW days, I swear I would see certain things when I was very tired. Mainly wyverns out of the corner of my eye flying above me. It was weird.

There are way too many moments and episodes that I could list but the first that comes to mind is "Who pooped the bed?". The right amount of ridiculous and they need more Artemis in that show. I hear she has a bleached asshole.

I finally played and finished Demon's Souls and Dark Souls last year. I have to say that I enjoyed Demon's Souls a little more than Dark Souls. Not sure if that is because I played Demon's first or I just like the way the level are set up. Instead of the "open world" in Dark Souls. Demon's Souls is great and I have high hopes for Bloodborne when it's released this year.

I would be interested in a club as well. Going to try out the PS+ Edition and if I get hooked, I'll snag the game. Would be cool to check out the club features.

PSN: Ithuladon

Even though I don't play it anymore, I would say World of Warcraft. For me, leveling to max level with every character and maybe every race. End game stuff. I could definitely keep busy with that game for years to come.

Fallout 3. Probably one of the most anticipated games for me (at least for the last generation). I finally got it and about 3 or 4 hours in, was so bored by the game I fell asleep. Multiple times I have bought and traded this game in hope that I would one day realize what a great game Fallout 3 is. I have yet to successfully stay awake long enough to see it through. Seriously almost every time I have tried to play this game, it has made me doze off into a deep slumber without fail.

I am still disappointed to this day.

Insane...

I do agree with Patrick that in this day and age, pre-orders are a very silly proposition. If people don't like these pre-order bonuses, then why not show publishers by not pre-ordering games. Just stop. I haven't pre-ordered a game in a few years because I really don't like the "exclusive" bonus idea, especially if I have to purchase the game at a certain retailer to receive a specific bonus. The only way this will change is if there is a major shift in how many pre-orders are received.

I really liked the format of this article. It was very informative in an easy to read/digest way. Plus I loved Jazz Jackrabbit.