I'd say more determined, for the most part. On occasion, a game will come around that just kicks my ass, and I'll give up once or twice in the span of a few weeks, but I nearly always come back and beat it later on. Sometimes much later on, but I don't let that game win forever.
"Strongest" in what sense? If you mean physical strength, I guess The Hulk. But in all kinds of comics, videogames, and novels, there are vast, cosmic entities that eclipse the universe itself. So it's really up for grabs.
Most of my gaming experiences with my PS2 and PS3 have been single player but occasionally I'll play Uncharted, Killzone 2, or LBP on PSN. I own MGS4 but I never got into Metal Gear Online like I probably should have. Playing PSN is still pretty fun though, it's a good alternative if you get sick of playing on your own. The thing is, the PS3 has so many sick single player experiences, I felt like it didn't really need online.
All of those games look pretty sick, but I'd have to say Mass Effect 3. It's the finale to one of the best series of this gaming generation so you know it's gonna be crazy. Also I know it's not on your poll, but The Witcher 2 also looks sick.
I used to play the **** out of this game and spent some time online, but not recently. Chances are there are still a decent amount of people playing. It's still moderately popular.
My first game for the PS3 was Metal Gear Solid 4 and it was a hit for the most part. I am a fan of MGS so the story was intriguing to me. The gameplay and graphics of course are also solid. I also liked the choice of whether or not you can just blast through all the enemies or take the stealthy approach. The only real downside of the game is how ridiculous the story gets. I thought they made it way too overcomplicated and kind of ruined it. Plus, there's the usual thing people complain about; the cutscenes. Some of the cutscenes nearly put me to sleep. I enjoyed them for the most part though.
So overall it was definitely a hit, and from there I got games like Uncharted, Heavy Rain, and LittleBigPlanet, and I've been enjoying my PS3 experience ever since.
I've honestly played the **** out of both games and beaten both of them numerous times and I still have a hard time deciding. If I absolutely HAD to make a choice, I'd probably take GTA IV, and it pains me to say that, because I love both games too much. I think GTA IV has a bit more replay value which I think tips the scales slightly in its favor. From storyline to gameplay to multiplayer though, they're on par with each other in my book. I just love the stories in each one and then there's all the extra things you can do. Both of them are two of my favorite games of all time.
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