I hear they're doing great things with graphics in reality these days. I went to the store the other day, and holy crap, it looked just like a real store ! The dude at the register even remembered seeing me before! Haven't seen that level of interaction since Shadow of Mordor. Call me crazy, but I think this new reality simulator is gonna get at least a 9 from GS.

I'm bored, one of you needs to dance for me. O.O

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I don't own a car. Motorists scare me. =P

I have to go with Coke, as they own like 80+ other drinks as well. Plus I love a good Coke at the movies. (This is the only time I ever indulge in soda).

definitely Deus Ex for me. Just more atmospheric and immersive, plus by the time Infinite released, we already had a couple Bioshocks (we had previous games in the Deus Ex series before as well, but they were nowhere near as recent). So we've been to Rapture a couple times already and the floating city of Colombia, while picturesque and pretty, wasn't terribly original. Human Revolution on the other hand, showed this interesting, darker side of a future, where cybernetics meets humanity, and it pulls you in, almost from the get go, with its story and protagonist, who you want to see on his journey. It's just a lot more interesting, as a narrative, and gameplay wise as well.

Too bad its God of War. My red PS3 came with like six God of War games and I haven't touched any of them. Hoping one of these Spring Fever weeks has a Dead Space week, wouldn't mind picking them up cheap and playing them again.

Haven't started it yet, I've been on Diablo 3 most nights since my spring break started Friday.

My friend John plays "hardcore" Monopoly. If I land on a space, I "have" to buy it. If I don't want to buy it, he gets all, "DO YOU WANT TO WIN, HUH? HUH?" If I don't buy it, he'll buy it , even if he didn't land there! Long story short, I don't play Monopoly anymore.