Pacman wins but the fight wasn't good. It was so so imo.anbu-black-ops

Agreed, it wasn't very exciting at all. Who really thought Clot would walk out winning?

It's a known thing that Mayweather is afraid. He does not want to lose after so much trash talk. Shane is going to beat Mayweather and we'll never see the Mayweather Pacquiao fight, but it won't matter anymore. If Pacman beats Mosley in that case, it will become pretty obvious how much better Mayweather could have fared against a theoretical Pacman bout.

And to all you doubters out there still saying bu-bu-bu-bu... You can stop saying "but," now.

im pretty sure 1 started it all. unless 6 came before 1

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When I said "started it all," I meant the gist of the plot. FF1 didn't have a plot. It was gather four orbs, save the world from monsters. There were no romance between multiple pairs, there were no betrayals from people you thought were good guys, there were no Evil Empires and an under-dog rebellion resisting them, and there were no shocking deaths of important characters. FF6 was the first to have all this, then every FF after basically dished out its own variation of the already tired theme.

And just to clarify, I would HOPE that one could easily recognize my OP as an opinion and not fact. Otherwise they'd need their comprehension skills checked.

Three things to say.

1. It may be third, but I'm still enjoying the heck out of it regardless, which is all that matters to me. Their place in the market has no direct bearing on my enjoyment of their products.

2. Sony fanboys need to shut up now. You kept saying, "wait till next year." Half a decade has passed. PS3 was the most unpopular from Day 1, right out the gate. It's a fact I have no problem accepting as reality. Do the same. You'll give me less headaches.

3. The world goes round and round. There are ups, there are downs. Nintendo dominated the industry before. Sony came in, took the spot. Nintendo fell down to a struggling last. Sony dominated the industry after. Nintendo came in, slapped them in the face. Nintendo again dominates the industry. Sony is now struggling, in last place. Apple has been sanctioned as the greatest "come-back kid." Their shares rose a literal $200 per share in just a few years. Microsoft's shares fell just as dramatically. Do you see the point I'm making here? This is normal. Just like in everyday social life, your popularity fades and expands. Just as we have bad days and good ones, the same applies to companies, though drawn out through fiscal years. It's natural, it's been happening, and I'd be DAMNED surprised if it didn't occur at all between any companies in competition with each other. It's just as natural as life and death.

So if you're a fanboy that's going to stomp all over PS3 owners right now because of their current spot, I hope you're prepared to eat your own words in the near future, because there will always be ups and downs.

6 started it all. The whole rebellion against an evil empire thing? 7 takes almost every facet of its plot from 6. Even all the plot twists. The story in 6 was so much more dynamic, as the story focused on WHO you wanted it to focus on. Want to get to know a character more? His mannerisms, his background story, his aspirations and goals? Just assign him to party leader, and it seems as if the story seamlessly changes to highlight this character.

Sadly, the majority of Final Fantasy enthusiasts out there only discovered the series with 7 on the Playstation. Absolutely sad, as 6 definitely was better in almost every regard. And it was all about Cloud. An emo spikey haired nut that is somehow a "cool hero" to the emo masses. Ghey.

I'm sort of "meh." I already own a Wii, so what's the point? I haven't even been playing my Wii much lately, though this will change very soon once certain games come out.

I feel like Sony should just let Nintendo do their thing with the Wii (casual motion controlled games for the masses), while Sony focuses on what Sony does best (big budget HD games for the hardcore).

I played the demo and decided I wasn't going to buy it. It's definitely a "rental for a rainy day" for me.

Dead Space was much more psychologically stressful than BioShock, in my opinion.

Is it worth it, guys? I know there's a lack of multiplayer, but I'm looking for a satisfying and unique experience. I'm sort of growing tired of what I'm playing right now.