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Sad. After playing Saints Row: The Third I picked up SR2. SR2 was the superior game IMO. I hope at least the writing is actually good in this one. Either way it'll be a great game, just prefer the main story to be a little more serious.

@ZeForgotten said:

It's silly cause it's from a Game. (At least some people might think that) but it's the only Dubstep I enjoy

And of course the stuff that comes up on the TrackMania 2 Giantbomb server... Haven't played that game in ages

Same, this is the only dubstep I enjoy also. I actually bought this album from the guy.

Hmm, I could easily make a list of 50+ so picking three as favorites doesn't seem that meaningful. So I guess I'll just put my 3 most played non-multiplayer.

1. Metal Gear Solid - I had the demo of this from the old playstation magazines, got the game and probably played through it 50+ times.

2. Castlevainia: SOTN - Love this game, I usually play through it at least once a year.

3. Super Metroid - Same as with SOTN.

@Moreau_MD: What you should take away from this is that he is not worth replying to. He is either a troll or so ignorant of reality that you shouldn't waste your time.

@will_leisure said:

I always never know what to say in these threads because I get the feeling I'm speaking to inexperienced teenage boys or males with buried resentment towards women (or the "special treatment" women receive. I don't know what the means, exactly? Like "ladies night" at bars, I guess? Ordering first at restaurants?). I've said this in another thread, but I'm an adult white, heterosexual male. I feel like I have nothing to really complain about (at least compared to others), and I'm totally okay with that. I'm not understanding the rampant displays of victimization of the male gender here. I understand that they feel like their lifestyle is being "threatened" by evil feminists, but I think males have done quite well for themselves since...ever. Awesome show, great job, guys!

This is one example of the kinds of gender inequality that men face. Another example would be in domestic disputes. If a man calls the cops because his wife/partner is beating him he is seen as a sissy, or also the fact that the man will be the one going to jail and not the woman, usually. Fact is that it does exist on both sides, but not in the same ways. Arguing who has it worse just degrades the issue. Denying it exists for men entirely is just ignorance.

@Fattony12000: Are we really to the point where we will watch videos of chat rooms?

"Overly sexualized" is a term used by people uncomfortable being human. Even if you aren't into what is considered to be sexy to the main stream, you do have something that you consider sexually attractive. I often find that the people who crusade against this particular cause are control freaks. They want to tell people they can or can not do. They want to stifle others sexuality or creativity and bring it down to their level. This is why the feminist movement doesn't garner much respect anymore. From top to bottom it's filled with people like this. They treat women worse then they claim men do, and will actively seek to chastise women who don't share all of their opinions on the matter.

Fact of the matter is, I don't go to e3, but if some attractive women want to dress up in skimpy clothing for money it's their choice. No one made them, so let it be. Same with porn stars, artists, writers, and Hollywood for both sexes. We are a sexual species through and through. If you see something sexualized that makes you uncomfortable in the media it's best to move on. Sex, it's almost as old as life itself, accept it.