Hell no, I was too busy playing video games and watching TV to do something foolish like prom.

It's a great time to buy one, you probably won't regret your purchase. All the older classic games are pretty cheap by now so you can fill up your library pretty quickly. Plus they have some really new releases that everyone is excited about like LA Noire (though you can get it on PS3 as well), Gears of War 3 (make sure you play the first two), and Elder Scrolls: Skyrim.

Zelda, Pokemon Red and Blue, and Metroid. That would be enough to occupy any DS owner who enjoyed the N64 titles for a long while.

This actually sounds great. I'd rather enjoy the current gen consoles for as long as possible than have a PS4 or new Xbox thrown on me. Plus it gives them more production time to make the new consoles way better than the old ones, which is not an easy feat.

It really depends on how much I enjoyed the game the first time through, or how hard the achievements are. If the achievements in a game are hard AND I didn't like the game, I'll probably just play through it once. However, if I like the game enough, it doesn't matter how hard the achievements are. I love boosting my Gamerscore, although it's definitely not as important as enjoying my games.

There are tons of good games with stories, it's hard to pick just a few. Here are my favorite games when it comes to story:

Mass Effect - No one in the industry does "saving the world" better than this series.

GTA IV - I liked this storyline much better than past GTA games mostly because of Niko. A lot of people don't like him but I loved his character. His quest for revenge took me on a long, bumpy ride that I'll never forget.

Shadow of Colossus - One of the greatest stories in video games - ever. And a great example that you don't need dialogue and Call of Duty action set pieces to make an amazing game.

Red Dead Redemption - Probably my favorite storyline out of them all. RDR was amazing from beginning to end. I was never bored with John Marston on his quest to get his family back.

DMC2 is just garbage compared to the rest of the series. Especially because the first game was pretty good and the third one was great. I have no idea how they messed up so much with that one, but I could only play it for an hour or so before I realized that it sucked. The story wasn't even good either.

This argument is ridiculous. Cris Carter and Art Monk are both great recievers and both of them deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. Do I think it's a little ridiculous that Monk got put in so many years before Carter? A little. Do I think Carter should be in by now? Absolutely. But arguing about which reciever is better is a difficult thing to do because they need good quarterbacks to throw to them. A lot of their stats depend on this. It doesn't matter how good a wide reciever may be, if the quarterback is **** or just average, the reciever's stats and his time in the spotlight are going to diminish.

definately Call of Duty World at War on Veteran. Being grenade spammed really annoys me :evil:

_Matt_

Oh sweet jesus don't even get me started on that **** game. What a pain in the ass. Black Ops was the same way with that **** endless respawning of enemies unless you were moving forward continuously. I never beat either of them on Veteran and I really don't give a ****

I assume you mean last year since this year is so young.

Last year I played some great games. Red Dead Redemption was definitely my Game of the Year. It was just an amazing title, one of the greatest games I ever played when it comes to gameplay, story, just everything. A very well done game.

Black Ops wasn't bad, but it's among the best games I got to play last year.

Mass Effect 2 was another game that in my book was almost on the level of RDR. Just a great, engaging RPG. I really can't wait for the third game. I'm going to play the **** out of it.