WinterSnowblind

ME1, mainly because it had a much stronger story. Gameplay wise, it had problems, but I really hate how their fix for most of them was just "let's remove them and make an action game". It was the beginning of Bioware no longer trying to make RPG's.

It's difficult to sort so many games into a definitive top 10 list, but..

1. Super Mario Galaxy
2. Minecraft
3. Arkham Asylum
4. Portal
5. The Witcher 2
6. inFamous
7. Mass Effect
8. Borderlands
9. Red Dead Redemption
10. FTL: Faster Than Light

It's the new "grimdark" flavour of the month anime. This time next year, nobody will remember what it is.

It seems more like no one here has ever played a Telltale game that isn't the Walking Dead.

Walking Dead aside, Telltale are most well known for their adventure/comedy games. They could make a pretty great Star Wars game, although Trek or Gate seem like more fitting franchises for them.

Indiana Jones seems more logical too.

Wait. You can play most multiplatform games on your PC, only missing out on a handful of exclusives. Give it a couple of years and you'll be able to get the consoles cheaper, when there's a decent library of games to pick up and nasty technical issues have been sorted out. There's little benefit to being an early adopter.

Just switch to an RSS reader like Feedly. It might take you a bit to adjust to the idea, but you'll wonder how you ever lived without it before long.

Gengar's design is pretty good, I like that he takes on a form that more closely resembles his previous stages. Also Pinsir is a Pokemon that's desperately needed an evolution for quite a while and his definitely doesn't disappoint (shame the same can't be said about Heracross). Although Pinsir and Mawile's both feel like they could have simply been regular evolutions.

I like that Aggron becomes completely coated in metal and drops his rock type too.

I'd agree with the general consensus here, it's arguably the best of Star Trek. It's a bit "darker" which some fans took offensive to, but it easily has the best character development, story arcs and most consistent performances. There's some really amazing episodes too and it deals with the issues of war beyond just the "lets blow stuff up!".

In the Pale Moonlight is probably the best episode of Star Trek ever.

Really annoyed about the DLC scenario here, which is just becoming far too common. If I'm getting a lesser experience for playing it on the platform I want to, I can more than happily hold off for a complete version of the game to release.