Why bother making a game, in reality Mega Man characters on the whole would simply blast those Street Fighters from a range beyond which the silly and worthless hadouken can't even whip up a breeze...But then arcade fighters aren't about realism or, in this case, even balance, just about making an unlikely comparison between truly unmatched foes. Oh, and trash talk.

We're not getting a new Killer Instinct because the market is flooded with just-another-arcade-fighters, a few of them actually worth playing, I hope those mentioned shooters crash and burn forever in 'Inferno', the Wii U can stand merely on the fact that it doesn't cater to nearly as much filth as the PC and XBox are fond of ('M' is all I have to say there) and on that same note, Bioshock isn't even worth talking about except in that it isn't just another action/shooter, and NOTHING MORE.

Insanity is everywhere in the world, beginning with your neighbors that live like their married but don't have the spine to actually commit to marriage, literally scream and rage to be respected as adults but are literally degenerating to a ludicrous degree of immaturity day by day.

This game is a great example of what continues to frustrate me about games in general and especially the ones I am keen to play...The environments and the mood are marvelous and the various elements that lend mysticism and emotional potency could well and should be used in other games, especially RPGs since those are perhaps my overall favorites, but also because they lend themselves, if done well, to exploration and discovery as well as immersion. The game Neverwinter Nights 2 stands out, since that game and it's style of play are quite well suited to this present mood and art of storytelling. ARPGs also would be suitable, such as an Elder Scrolls game. It seems plain to me how the two seeming opposites can find harmony and great success, the masterful blending of action and the ponderous and profound sense of wonder and mystery that this game seems to capture. In essence I am thinking of a slightly grittier Skyward Sword or something of that type. I don't see these two very desirable styles as anything but badly desperately needed for the making of a stunning game experience...What a shame there isn't one...

Granted the music wasn't terrible (and of course in saying that I am referring to soundtracks from games that are M-rated or otherwise despicable) I listened to it, granted that I like good music...I wasn't that impressed. I will candidly have to listen to the competition before I cast my vote, though in principle I support the game since it is one that hasn't sold an integral part of it's being, so to speak, by being rated M.

Unless random battles or their like have been reintroduced into the games, I don't want to even hear about the new one, I'm too embittered.

I've recently discovered a certain interest in mini-games...just hoping I haven't crossed over to the side of party games such that I need to be ashamed of myself.

How Warhammer lost out on propriety to Warcraft I will never understand...I would much rather play Warhammer and prefer it's options, and most definitely like the Warhammer 40000 universe.

My only consolation in the fact that from Oblivion the TES games have plummeted to their ignoble depths of M-rating is that they really haven't budged from some of their annoying little hangups in terms of mechanics and that the graphics really haven't improved much compared to Morrowind...

Well I know there will be a lot of idiot--I mean, 'loyal'--fans disappointed if the flick isn't rated R so as to preserve the disgusting spirit of the games...