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Last Hurrah For Chivalry (8/10). John Woo film from 1979, one of my favorites from one of my favorite directors and studios. Pretty standard Golden Harvest release with some good fight scenes. Best quote of the movie: "My name is Pray...because I pray for those who touch my sword." I first saw...

Listening to Skelator. They did a song based on Castlevania and someone made a video to it which the band endorsed. I love Starrider. I remember a friend of mine called me on the actual phone--she lives like 3 houses up--and told me "I've just heard the best Japanese metal band of all...

With young kids the headset could work, for gamers who have been through that rage before, nah.

I knew the time was coming when they'd ditch XP, but I was holding out. I sent off for Windows 7 last week. It came with my notebook, but the desktop is still running XP.

Nintendium doesn't mess around. It should have the Seal of Approval chiseled or burned into the back of products.

My brother picked up the WWE Network. I'm sure more will be added over time, but elsewhere has a lot of apps. More services available I suppose.

I only use Ustream for Japanese wrestling iPPVs. It's more of a causal type thing like Justin.TV. For gaming I'd go with Twitch (owned by Justin.TV) or hell, even Justin.TV if you want more of a laid back room.

Namco has a few franchises that could be in the works at the moment--gots to get that Pac-Man out, son--and as its been said Tekken Tag 2 came out fairly recently and is still in competition circles. Fighting games typically don't have that rapid development schedule. A game will come out and...

I really think that the lack of games is on the basis of studios throwing that hat in with the PS3 and PS4 and it's like "That should be enough, you want us to do Vita too?"

I've only had one PS3. I wouldn't say I was lucky so much as I threatened children than their parents would buy me a new PS3 and they'd have no Christmas or birthday parties that year if they kept running through the house.

What was the prank that put an innocent PS3 in the line of fire?

I liked the Ballad of Gay Tony more as well. The Lost and Damned was good though.

That's exactly how I felt about the horses. They were needed at times when you started on the horse, but I didn't care to use them. I also thought it was more fun to travel by foot.

The Last of Us, Mass Effect (the entire series), and as an action packed crime story Saints Row 2. It wasn't this deep meaningful story that you'd usually get from indie developers' art games, but it was like someone put New Jack City, Pulp Fiction, and some other stuff in there.

I can understand it being hard to sell off some of the PS2 Final Fantasy games--especially to someone in person. They might take it in a trade, but exchanging money? I don't know.

I'd say Bloody Roar is underrated compared to where it's at or viewed. Like it's generally in that realm of obscure fighters like Fighter's History, Pit Fighter, Tobal No. 1, and Fighter's Destiny when it should be more in that cult fighters realm with Plasma Sword, Night Warriors, Power Stone...

MGS3 was PS2, but I did like that final boss battle. My favorite boss battle in that game was versus The End in a sniper battle. ...didn't care for fighting The Sorrow.

Yeah I've never had a load screen with permanent damage. lol I've done the console tilt thing several times. There's also the inconsistent loads where sometimes it would be lengthy and other times it would be quicker (by PSX standards).

I loved the ending sequences for Tekken and their openings were great. I wish I could say they inspired modern intros, but like Razor said most games don't have intros anymore. There's game openings to layout the story (and they're getting longer and longer), but intros to get you hype for the...

I want to say Tomba since when it comes PSX platformers since usually it's either Spyro or Crash that gets all the love.