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I liked Dead Space 2's ending because it's happier than the first's, and after all the shit you have to go through, you deserve it.

Assassin's Creed's ending sucks. You're walking around, you're looking at something, and then it kind of just fades to credits. It's like it's ending in the middle of the game.

That's a great deal, though the screen is kinda low res.

The movie Hugo is awesome. Especially in 3D.

Super Zombie is a loose cannon cop who doesn't play by the rules

Here's a pic of me in case it isn't clear:


(And really, why not revive old topics when it's just a few down and the whole board is barely posted to anymore?)

2001: A Space Odyssey

Just thought I'd add my two cents for posterity.

I have an m14x and it's definitely the best computer I've ever had. The quality is great, it runs things very well, and it's portable. Plus the keyboard lights are awesome.

For desktops, I'd build my own or get this: http://www.dell.com/us/p/alienware-x51/pd.aspx. It's a new Alienware desktop computer that's the size of an Xbox 360 or PS3, yet you can still get in and customize it. And it's very reasonably priced (starts at $700).

You are sixteen and your parents still pay for your games... I see a tremendous problem here.

I'm 19 and I am happy to say that I can still get my parents to buy my games! Livin' the dream!

Who's a bot? Also, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cave+story+guide

Nintendo decided to not bother buying Rare, and eventually Microsoft bought them. After a few games that didn't sell well, they became a maker of crappy avatar and kinect content. That's the history.

WAIT!

The 3DS has games?

Okay, well it's got a great story, with a bunch of characters you get to know and care about. It's a perfect mix of a shooter and RPG, with great shooter gameplay (with other things like biotic powers) and RPG elements that eliminate the time-consuming and boring equipment finding and upgrading that takes up too much time in other games (like ME1 or Bethesda games). As an example of an RPG that isn't as good, look at Fallout 3/NV (although I do like these games). They are kind of existentially aimless, the main story feels like an excuse to be pulling you forward (I didn't care about the story or the characters in either), and they aren't cinematic. By this I mean things like the fact that it zooms into people straight on looking at the camera with several sentences of text for your choices. In ME2, you have just a few words, your character actually talks, there are cut scenes, and everything feels like a tight story. So you have a game with a great story and great gameplay. Oh, and the characters are believable unlike in many JRPGs in which the characters have crazy expressions of emotion no one would ever display.

Parental controlls? I thought we didn't let little kids on here.

I have every console since the N64 (including Dreamcast), and every handheld since the Gameboy Color.

Also, WTF is a SEGA? I assume you're not talking about this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SG-1000 and it's just a typo.

The villain from Heavy Rain. I won't spoil it because it would ruin the whole game.

Mass Effect 2 is the greatest game ever made. This is not opinion. This is fact. It has been scientifically proven. What do you think they built the Large Hadron Collider for?