Blue Dragon was not originally talked about in this thread, and rightly so, because it sucks. But not as much as Two Worlds. I'll be honest, I bought the game, played it for about ten hours, was having a lot of fun, but I couldn't pretend to like it anymore. The sheer amount of bugs that were in that game make me wonder how Microsoft even allowed it. They couldn't have hired any QA testers for this, it's so ridiculously buggy that you can even break the main quest line. At one point, I almost got stuck outside of the game world after going over a mountain I wasn't supposed to. Dead enemies remained standing in battle positions. Some of the gameplay ideas they had were fantastic, but this game should've spent another half a year at the very least in development to smooth out all the problems it had.
I let one of my friends play the demo, he's what the Tony Hawk games would call a hardcore skater, he generally skates anywhere from 3-5 hours a day. Often walks around without a shirt, huge dreadlocks, the whole deal. He now wants a 360 just for SKATE because he had so much damn fun with the demo. He'd seen Oblivion, The Darkness, Bioshock, Dead Rising, and still didn't want one. He nailed a trick that he had landed earlier that day in real life, and woke up the neighbours.
Santiago Dobles - Aghora - http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=8535554
It's the top song...he's been compared to Petrucci and Malmsteen in terms of Speed and Precision, but unlike them, I think he actually writes good music.
Two Worlds...there are quests in which other quest lines are revealed before they're supposed to be, some quests don't work after certain events, even when they should, people are completely absent from the game world that are needed to complete the quests, and it's way too easy to reach areas on the map the devs probably never wanted you to see. That's just story-related issues.
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