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Rain from Mortal Kombat is my choice. He had the craziest combos in MKIII. In the new one he's still very fun to play and unique so he remains my favorite Mortal Kombat character. Iron Tager from Blasblue is a distant second. His throws just dealt such an insane amount of damage...

I feel the same way. For Call of Duty games I find their online longevity usually can last you until two or three games later. I played Black Ops all the way until Black Ops 2 was just coming out. Now, I feel like it may be time for the new installation.

My favorite Pokemon is Tropius. There is something to me that is so profoundly awesome about a large Flying Grass Pokemon that grows bananas on its neck. Not only is it really powerful and useful outside of battle -- it's got friggin' bananas growing out of its neck.

Actually, most players who play fighting games prefer fight sticks to controllers (fight sticks are portable versions of the traditional inputs found on arcade games). I agree about it being game-dependent. Usually I prefer controllers, though there are some PC games where I need to use the...

My goodness, that looks exceptional. Everything just looks like it's on another level! The visuals, the crimes, the interactions. It's a shame they're making a different game entirely for the multi-player though.

I agree with 4justice. All the tropes have become too commonplace. When I see something in the genre that defies the contrived, I appreciate it that much more. For this reason, you should check out The Last of Us. The flesh-eating horrors are still there, but there is great reward for...

I don't buy too many video games, but I collect music physically and not digitally. I have some number of CD's piled up in my room. Everyone walks around with their iPods on the bus, on the street etc, but I love to just lay in bed, pop in a CD, and let the whole album play out. I have a feeling...

Oh boy, do I ever remember Driver! The tutorial was practically unbeatable. I was much younger back then so I sucked pretty badly at doing all the "tricks". Once my cousin finally beat it though, him, my brothers, and I would play the game for hours and hours... I remember there was one...

PS4 appears to be the front-runner, though it's impossible to say for sure until it and the XB1 come out. My issues with the XB1 lie in the hardware. I was fortunate enough to only have the RROD once in my time with the 360 (I certainly would not have the patience to replace it five more times)...

Well, thankfully, censorship is slowly becoming a relic of the old western world. If you don't want your children playing the game, it's your choice as the parent (and not the choice of the media/government). I know I won't be holding much back from my children when it comes to these experiences.

Meh, it doesn't seem to be a feature worth mentioning. I don't think swapping discs takes nearly as much time as waiting for a game to fully install. If they found a way to let you play the game without the disk inserted, then that would be marvelous.

Well, after the well-publicized backlash to their initial policies, who is surprised they decided to change? I think hardcore Xbox gamers should feel thankful that they actually had their voice heard and put into consideration. They shouldn't have to defend the changes they made, lord knows they...