Sadly I have developed an affinity for some bad games. I enjoyed Golden Axe. I know that I shouldn't. I know better.

So the worst game (as in my least favorite) that I played on the 360 is X-Blades. I had low expectations going in, and this game failed to meet even them. Just the way it was done was so boring. I also have to give an (dis)honorable mention to Last Remnant. Never before have I despised a main character so much.

I think Halo 3 is the most overrated. But I'm not much of a fan of FPS's.

These are only of the games I have played. I have no intention of playing Two Worlds, Hour of Victory, Yaris, Vampire Rain or some of the other titles listed. Ever.

Honestly, your pretty much screwed. If you have the serial number you can report it to the police. But don't expect too much.

I vote other in this clearly flawed poll.

Shion Uzuki from Xenosaga.

Even though I have never thrown a controller, I can completely understand why people do it.

Video games are like any other form of competition. We play to win, and there is a definate fustration in repeated failure. In response, we get angry, and we express that anger in different manners. For some, that is throwing a controller or some other physical act (like punching a pillow.) It is a form of release, not an indication of them being mentally unsound. As for myself, I tend to spew profanity. There is a reason I rarely play with a headset on.

I used to hate EA, but I will admit that they are changing.

I still believe that they are run by their marketing department. They put out new versions of their games every year, or they put out movie tie ins. It didn't take to long for the public to realize what they were doing, and start insisting that they develop new IPs. It may have taken some time, but at least they are trying to develop new properties like Skate and Army of Two.

I am conserned about how they are choosing to expand, given their resent attempt to purchase Take Two, and their acquisitions of Bioware and Pandemic. Until I see their first releases under the EA label, I will withhold my judgement. As long as the developers are given a fair level of automity, they should be fine. These companies are capable of produceing great games, and they will have access to EA's resourses. I would love to see what Bioware could do with the LotR licence. However, in order for this to work, EA and the developers need to be commited to producing great games, not to meeting deadlines, release windows, or analysts expectations (these will hopefully be met by producing quality games)

Some more reasons this is a bad idea-

You want to teach the children morals. Shouldn't their parents be the ones to teach them. By putting them in video games you are just sidesteping a real problem- parents that just allow the media to teach their kids.

It also just does not fit. What do you want? Sister Lara Croft? Pope Master Chief? Father Mario?

This is beyond ridiculous

Ok- so you want Congress to pass a law mandating Christianity in Video Games...

I am a Christian and I cannot say no loudly enough. Lets look at whats wrong with the idea of passing a law.

First, It is grossly UNCONSTITUTIONAL! Requiring video games to have religion in them is a clear violation of the First Amendment. Not only is this a law establishing a religion it also limits freedom os speech.

Second, this would not promote Christianity as you would hope. I already know people that hate Christianity because of Christians, and forcing religion into video games would create a backlash effect. I've found that people are willing to talk about religion if you are willing to respect their views. Forcing religion into games, with no feedback for opposing views, is dangerous at best.

Finally, Christianity has hundreds of different sects. How would you decide which sect to use? Catholism? Southern Baptist? Greek Orthidox? How many translations of the Bible are there?

I think that developers have the right to put Christianity in games, but forcing them to include it is wrong.