AAA single player narrative games are my favorite. I enjoy a game that feels like a journey to play through it. A bunch of people just thrown into an arena for multiplayer has less meaning to me. I also think procedurally generated games are so-so. Give me a quality crafted piece that looks good and plays smooth and I'm happiest.

This guy is getting lamer with every attempt at publicity. I'd rather play all the game's he complains about than listen to his cd's. Really.

@Thanatos2k: Why not? Some sort of mouse and keyboard comment? Heaven forbid we play a game with a controller in our hands.

Games keep leaking into the mainstream more and more. In a good way. The more attention and players means higher quality gaming products. I would think.

More movies, less collectibles, comics, tv, etc. (my two cents)

@Jag-T1000: No, because I own both systems. Exclusives aren't a boundary when you just go out and buy the other system you don't have. Not too hard to do.

@joku760: By "player's time," I think he means he doesn't have "1000 hours."

I've waited years for Bebop and Rocksteady to be in a movie. They should've been in "Secret of the Ooze" instead of Tokka and Rahzar.

@skyhighgam3r: I love 3D. My tv also does "simulated 3D." That's how I play all of my games, even if they aren't native 3D. Simulated 3D works well with computer animation, so games work well with it.

@bonzaibillie_99: Agree