Currently

1 - Witcher

2 - WoW/Warcraft

3 - Runescape (loved the simple soundtracks from the lower level zones, perfect for the environments you were in. Give the original Harmony a listen, very simple yet awesome)

4 - Pokémon

5 - Halo

6 - Zelda, particularly Wind Waker.

7 - Assassins Creeds are pretty good as well, especially Black Flag.

I agree with this. It was all a rolling boulder after AC1. When I heard about it, I was like "Sweet, I can be an assassin and climb buildings in the middle east", then the sequels came out, "sweet, i'm in Italy", "Now, i'm in England".

And, the cliffhanger after AC1 fueled my interest and curiosity to see what would happen in later installments. Too bad the story and everything else went to shit.

@tatman87:

I've been playing TF2. getting killed by the headless horseman is o so satisfying.

@XboxStache: I'm planning on getting it soon, haven't played the beta though. I have played the Star wars and Blops3 betas. Are you a fan of those games(betas)? Is Halo 5's multiplayer just better, or is it better compared to underperforming competition?

I enjoyed both of them.

DS - Hated it back in 2006-7. I was not a fan of the touch screen, dual screens, holding it sideways for some games, and stylus control. Got a 3DS in 14, loved that thing so I revisited the DS library. The games, heavily powered by Pokémon really surprised me.

There's literally no point to this thread other than trolling.

PS4 has lots of time tracking features. The date and time of when you first played a game, date of when you earned trophies in such game and when your friends earned trophies, how long your buddies have been in a party for, date and time that you last played a game, etc.

So why can it not record total play time? Are their any plans of this feature being implemented?

Other than Spin-offs in the Halo Universe, I don't ever see the main line going to PC.

I cannot wait to play Dirt 3 again next month.

@charizard1605: and they want money. They know everyone in their target audience will buy their game, so why not release a shorter version with less content? Then release another version later on that has the same amount of content, yet everything is "different" (new gens), instead of releasing a super pokemon game.