The Last of Us

I can't be the only person here who eats them on a frequent basis. And I mean the instant kind, not the original Japanese kind. I usually prefer the Chicken or the Beef, but someone told me that the Mushroom and the Chicken Mushroom are way better.

Opinions? Should I try them or not? Are there any flavors you yourself prefer over any other?

Indian. The first and last time I tried Chinese curry it was disgusting.

@waffleboy22: I was extremely close to getting Thief when it came out, but picked up a different game instead. So glad I did.

Insidious. Scary as hell.

@jun_aka_pekto: Now that you mention it, Watch Dogs was a pretty big letdown for me too.

A lot of people have been talking about their favorite games of 2014, but I want to know what your guys' worst are. For me, I was really disappointed with both Escape Dead Island and Never Alone. I was hoping Escape Dead Island would revive the franchise and make up for the horrible experience that was Dead Island Riptide, but I was unfortunately disappointed. Never Alone also could have been an excellent platformer, but was a serious letdown for me.

What about you guys? Were there any games released this year that let you down?

PM Sticker Star was such a letdown. Nothing compared to the older PM games. It was unfortunately my friend's first experience with the series, and they refuse to touch another PM game because of it. I hope the Wii U version will be better.

@mikehockbourns: That would be very interesting, although I have a feeling Nintendo would have an issue rivaling companies like Samsung and Apple. I could see it becoming sort of a side release alongside a generic gaming handheld.

If Sony and Microsoft really do stop making consoles, then Nintendo will pretty much own a console monopoly. It may also give way to new companies to come up and take Sony and Microsoft's place. If I had to envision gaming 25 years from now, I could easily see Sony and Microsoft dropping out of hardware making and switching to just software, Nintendo dominating the console and handheld market alone while continuing to make software, and PC being the overall dominating force in gaming. There's also the fact that Valve is planning on launching into the console market eventually, and they could easily compete with the three major console companies, since they already pretty much dominate the PC market.