My thoughts on some that have already been posted...

You guys who havn't finished Silent Hill 2 and 3 are missing out, they are some of the greatest games ever made and would be near the top of my top 10 list if I ever made one (I really should make one...). I have finished Silent Hill 2 34 times and Silent Hill 3 37 times. I will be replaying them again shortly, they never get old.

Top Spin 3? I just got Top Spin 2...

Super Mario 64 is a great game, you should at least get the minimum number of stars and finish the last Bowser.

The last game that I couldn't finish was Genji: Days of the Blade. I am in a situation where I basically have half of a health bar and need to take on an entire army... Maybe if I made multiple saves this wouldn't happen. Also, the game is so painfully mediocre I really don't feel like restarting. Maybe in a few years eh?

Resident Evil 4 was only challenging if you played it on professional without any upgrades and without Ashley in her invulnerability armor.

Its one of the easiest games to come out in a while otherwise.

I am not claiming all of these games are masterpieces. All of these games ARE however commonly found for well under $20 and worth that price.

Earth Defense Force 2017

Blue Dragon

Dead Rising

Prey

Gears of War

The Orange Box

Dead or Alive 4

Virtua Fighter 5

I think a better question is what PS2 games do not have Love Story side plots.

Soul Calibur 3 maybe? lol

I did have a Virtual Boy though, and it was very headache inducing... But I would agree that sometimes people just parrot what they hear and never have any firsthand experience themselves.

But you also mentioned that it happened alot to people with strong eye glass perscriptions. I have one of those, so that is probobly why.

Anybody who said the Wii is just trolling, you can play every Gamecube game on the Wii (which also means that people who said the Gamecube should have said the Wii) as well as some really great Wii games. Not to mention the fact that you can download a considerable amount of games that cost $50 or so for past game systems for around $5 or $8.

At the risk of being a gigantic stereotype, I would have to say my favorite is 7. It wasn't my first Role Playing Game, so there is no sentimental attachment. In fact I didn't play it until sometime around 2003 I think it was. I thought that there was no way it could possibly live up to the hype, but I was wrong. A remarkable game.

I havn't played every single Final Fantasy game yet though, so I can't consider myself a fan of the series. I have only played 1,2,4,7,8,10,10-2(crap),11,12. I briefly played one on the original Game Boy but I can't remember anything about it. Final Fantasy Adventure I think it was called.

I had a dream about playing my PSP last night... Of course I woke up with an urge to play it... Pretty strange... Havn't touched it in months...

It is a great system, if you are given a choice between 3000, 2000, and 1000 you should definitely buy the 2000. The 3000 has a brighter screen, allegedly, but something tells me the PSP-2000 with the brightness maxed out is more than you will ever need.

Had to max out the brightness to play Silent Hill Origins... They really went overboard with the darkness in that one.

All mini discs have covers...?

Are Gamecube discs something else? I'll feel pretty dumb if they arn't considered mini-discs...