This game is fantastic.  To anyone that loves valve, great co-op games, or zombie games in general this game is bliss. 

8.5 doesn't do it justice.

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What people here dont realize is how high standards have risen for RPGs in general. When you have games like Fallout3 and Oblivion with so much depth, the traditional RPG just doesn't cut it anymore.

Believe or not, but this gens RPGs are better than last gen. Just not as overrated.

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Oblivion doesn't, but Fallout 3 was great, IMO of course.

It's depends on the level of education and the state of which you go/grew up in.

When it comes to Post-Secondary Education the US wins hands down.  

However for things like grade school all the way up untill the end of highschool, it varies where you are.  I would Canada has a much more rounded public education.  The US is far more disparate.  Schools in most inner cities are terrible, and most southern states rank terribly in contrast with northern states or east cost areas.  

For the sake of this argument, I'll say the US has a better education system overall, including post-secondary, however Canada has a far better public school education system compared to a large part of the US.

I think 3rd party devs get it, they just don't want to make their games on the Wii (well most don't). 

It's not that they don't know HOW to, they just don't WANT to.

Caesar. 

Alexander was a drunkard and owed a lot of his success to his fathers empire before hand, not to mention his enemies were far inferior compared to the ones Caesar fought.  Secondly, he also fought against other roman armies himself, arguably the greatest military at the time.  Thirdly, the man was a political genius, and if it had not been for his assassination he would have definately turned east and conquered everything that Alexander did at one point.  

Alexander commanded a large marauding force charicterized by a quick win and moving on.  The conquered areas of Alexander quickly fell back into sovereignty soon after his death.  Caesars conquered areas remained in the empire after his.

I find it hard to justify them, mainly because killing tens of thousands in a blick of an eye is a huge matter.

However I don't feel like I'm not in a position to say much.  I try to look at the situation from Truman's point of view, or the US militaries.  It was a weapon that was sure to end the war immediately which means the conflict would end and no more American casualities.  On top of that, mainland Japan was ready to defend itself meaning that just as many would have likely died as the result of a land invasion.  

I'm not saying that the bombs were totally justified, I'm saying that I understand why they chose to use them.  

Personally I would say Diablo.  I spent more time on Battlenet with LOD than any other RPG.

But if I was being nonbiased I would say FF.  The series is long running and a name brand.

It's going to be good, but extremely overrated like RE4. 

I want my old RE games back, or atleast the ability to aim and move at the same time.

  I myself was an evolutionist until about 3 years ago.

mindstorm

So you fell and hit your head?