King Jimmeh

I've run out of space, so my 360 games are in small DVD racks under my bed where they are easy to access. They used to be on DVD racks on my drawers, but those were taken over by DVDs. My previous generation games are in a cupboard in our spare bedroom.

Minish Cap is GBA. LttP is SNES, but was also re-released on the GBA, so as to be playable on the GC via the Game Boy Player.

I just had a go at Zelda II. I suck at that game...

I've just put some bids on eBay to get a Game Boy Player, Minish Cap and LttP. I remember one of the major points of the Collector's Edition disc was that between that and a Game Boy Player, it was possible to play most Zelda games on the Gamecube (and except Crossbow Training, it still is).

Pokémon Trading Card Game: The Video Game A cash-in of a cash-in. Also, in terms of lazy cash-ins, basically any non-main series or stadium PKMN game. So, Mystery Dungeon, Dash, Box, etc.

SmackDown tends to be a good show most week. Raw does have terrible shows every so often, but it's been above average of late. TNA outside of the tag division is appalling though.

This week has been a good week for WWE, with 2 very good matches on Raw, and a very good SmackDown. I'd say that episode of SmackDown was at least as good as about half of WWE's PPVs from last year.

I remember there was talk of rebooting FF, but it seems to have be forgotten about or put aside so that they can rush out the Spider-Man reboot (I'm fairly sure the both are licensed by the same company).

I don't see how Andrew Garfield is meant to look like Peter Parker, especially Ultimate-verse Peter, which is what the reboot is meant to be based on.

We generally call a new season a new series over here in the UK. So, for an example, each September(-ish) time, we get a new series of House M.D.

I really enjoyed Iron Man, but #2 just wasn't as good. There was a bit too much Avengers stuff, but the major problem I found was that the villains were just not as threatening in the second film and the film took too long to get to the action. The first started off strong with the Convoy scene, while IM2 didn't really get exciting until the Race scene. In terms of the villains, Justin Hammer was treated more as a comedy character, and then I find that Anton Vanko becomes less threatening as he has to be saved by Hammer. In the first film, each villain was built up to be more and more threatening.

I saw this topic, and this name that came to mind was Crash, but he hasn't been applicable since the PS1 days. My next thought was Kratos, as he's had good games on the PS2 and PS3.

I do love that huge battlefield level. Especially on a second play through with Zero Shift, which is one of my favourite game abilities ever. i It would be pretty cool to be a force unto yourself, but I do think that takes away a bit from what ZOE is about. That being said, if it turned out that way, I doubt I'd be truly upset. Also, more transforming LEVs, like Vic Viper.

I have to agree with Ninja Gaiden 1 on the XBox. Just the right amount of challenging I found. Took some getting used to, but I always came back for more. Same with Devil May Cry 3 and 4. I found parts of those to be pretty tough (some of the bosses, like Virgil in DMC3).

FFVIII and X both have great openings, with VIII edging out just a little in my opinion. I also put forward some more Square-Enix games: Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core I was really impressed when I saw that play on my PSP. Final Fantasy Dissidia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfKcfNkoZjI Seeing the major characters from across the series first 10 games battling it own was just plain awesome. Kingdom Hearts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYnj5ZLwXJA Another visually impressive video from the PS2. Also reminds of FFVIII a bit with the use of water and moving through unknown locations and Kingdom Hearts 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ctu_QlLmNV4 I've also become a fan of Hikaru Utada's music through these games.

I would love a current gen version of ZOE. Those features you listed would be nice, but I'd be happy with just improved graphics, and more new weapons. I enjoyed the plot being quite linear with the optional rescue missions. Some space battles that take place on 3D planes would be awesome, as it annoyed me in DW: Gundam that you could fight in space, but not on an up-and-down axis. That was just dumb.

For War for Cybertron, I preferred the battle against Omega Supreme. Trypticon was cool as well, except for the final part of the fight as he just had some insanely cheap attacks.

That be's the one. The demo was awesome, and I managed to pick up a 2nd hand copy cheap from Blockbusters. Like Wipeout, this would be an awesome game to be released over PSN (though having only a 360, I'd hope for a Live Marketplace release as well).

Rollcage. I loved the hell out of Stage 2 as between the races, weapons, battle mode and challenge levels, this had loads to do. A HD sequel would be all sorts of awesome with updated graphics, online battles and races, and scoreboards.

Mirror's Edge 2. One of the most creative uses of the first-person perspective that I've played. A lot of people were turned off by the game due to the shooting aspect not being all that great, despite the fact that the game was set-up to push the idea of avoiding gunplay and instead using speed to get past enemies. Either way, I think a sequel is well deserved hopefully setting the game into an open-world, sandbox style game where players can choose between a variety of missions (scouting, trailing, delivery) and routes to complete each. Also an improved hand-to-hand combat system could be implemented. The other major issue I'll agree with was that it was a bit short, so a improving the length of the game would be a huge positive.

Now, I have to ask, is that better or worse than being enemiends? I think there are a number of other racing games that could be listed as more overrated than Burnout Paradise. Just out of curiosity what is it about Paradise that people think make it overrated? I ask as I haven't seen any reasons mentioned here.

Going by that poll, I think we're talking the core numbered titles going by the Japanese order. In this case, I vote VIII as it was the first console RPG I played, and the one I enjoyed the most.

I honestly have no idea. It would've been something on the Atari 5200, so maybe Pong or Space Invaders, or some platformer. I had a bunch of cartridges that I played when I was a wee young'un, so I've no idea which was first.

10. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 9. Minecraft 8. Mass Effect 2 7. Gears of War 6. Street Fighter 4 5. StarCraft II 4. Uncharted 2 3. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 2. God of War 1. Call of Duty: Black Ops --- I honestly preferred Vice City. San Andreas when I played it was repetitive, especially with the body-building "mini-games". Also the graphics just didn't seem to be as good as VC, and the whole place was just seemed to be covered in a lot of fog. Plus the radio stations were better in Vice City. SC was traded in pretty quickly by me to get Metal Gear Solid 3. Also I really enjoyed Burnout: Paradise, though it could've done with having Crash mode. I do miss that.

I've seen Eva 1.11, which did pretty much just cover the first 6 eps of the series. The preview for part 2 did look to take the story in a different direction, but I haven't had the chance to see it yet.