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#1  Edited By liquiddragon

-Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex

-Trigun

-FLCL

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@OneKillWonder_: I had so much fun with Onimusha also! Shit looked photo-realistic back in the day. Ending demon lives when they were down? priceless.

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@GunstarRed: DMC1 was sooo badass.

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@Pr1mus: How could I forget. I played GTA 3 and Vice CIty obsessively!

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What are some of your fondest PS2 memories?

- I remember getting up everyday real early before middle school to get an hour or 2 of FFX in until I beat it.

- The first time I saw MGS2 at my friends house, I thought games had reach it's pinnacle. I could not believe how cinematic it was and the little visual and gameplay details were simply jaw-dropping.

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@ArtisanBreads: I see. I'm kinda with Jeff on that one. GTA IV came out earlier in the cycle and a lot of its flaws were more forgivable.

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#7  Edited By liquiddragon

Wondering what crew member opinion you strongly disagree with.

For example, I really don't agree with Brad saying Red Dead Redemption is this gen's best game.

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So I created this topic after watching The Amazing Spider-Man and The Avengers recently but I'm not a huge superhero fan and know even less about comics. Some of you are mentioning movies that I really enjoyed (Kick-Ass) and some I thought were solid (Watchmen). Obviously, superheros started in comic books but not all comics are about superheros so where do you draw the line? If someone can clarify for me, I may need to change my list.

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Superhero movies have become a summer blockbuster staple now and every year we get a hand full of them.

There are some great ones, some not so great ones, and everything in between.

So I'm wondering what your top 5 superhero movies are.

Mine would be:

1. The Dark Knight (2008) Everything you'd want in a live-action superhero movie. This super high budget picture's got a believable script and handles 2 villains with a certain grace. It's has loads of memorable scenes with major moments shot in IMAX format and the acting is great across the board. It's incredibly ambitious, it's technically dazzling, and it's socially relevant.

2. Spider-Man (2002) It really set the bar for superhero movies for me. This fun action-packed flick's got the cast, humor, drama, and romance. They did an awesome job detailing the origin story and simultaneously build conflict with the main antagonist for the inevitable showdown.

3. Batman Begins (2005) This realistic origin tale surprised me with many things including ninja goodness. No superhero movie is better paced and no origin story is better told.

4. X-Men (2000) I liked the way they handled the ensemble cast and I can still remember the opening scene with Magneto at the concentration camp. The action is great, the dialogue is snappy, and story is intriguing and moves.

5. Iron Man (2008) Robert Downey Jr. is great and really injects first-rate humor in surprising ways. He's cocky, smart, and perfect as Iron Man. Hands down the most bad-ass suit of any superhero.

Runner-Ups including: X-Men: First Class, Spider-Man 2, The Avengers, X2

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#10  Edited By liquiddragon

@Drace: Strikers is fun but rather shallow. I think the Wii one might be better. Probably better off getting Tennis.