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World of Warcraft is a good game if you're looking for a game that you will find yourself spending a lot of time with since this game is massive. Blizzard is always adding new stuff to the game through patches. There are also 8 races, 4 in the horde and 4 in the alliance to choose from with 9 different classes. Not to mention that there are also thousands of quests plus quests that are exclusive to different sides. There a whole lotta game here. But it doesn't stop there.If you're looking for a more casual gaming experience then I wouldn't reccomend this game. Once you find yourself enjoying this game it's going to be hard to put it down. But in my opinion, it's a must play.

Out of all the Silent Hills this one was probably my least favorite my fave one being the 2nd one. I liked how Konami totally re-did the controls to make it for accessible than any of the other Silent Hills.I gotta admit that this game has it's share of scares but they were minimal compared to the ones that I got from Silent Hill 2 and 3.I really didn't like the whole "chest" system that they implemented. It made it seem more like Resident Evil than Silent. It's funny that the newest RE doesn't use it but SH4 does.

I'd would have rather seen both Konami and Capcom on the list other than Sega and Microsoft but it's all good.Definately Nintendo. I've been a loyal Nintendo fan since their very first system and they haven't let me down yet. I love their games above anyone elses.

I've always been a big pokemon fan. I remember how happy I was when I first got Pokemon: Blue when it first came out back in 1996. That was probably the best experience I had with the pokemon genre. I like how the series has progressed but nothing takes the cake of the old games.I'm currently playing the newest one, Emerald. I can't wait for the new nintendo DS pokemon games and how they are going to take advantage of the touch screen.

I don't really care too much about the PS3's look. It looks like it's more along the lines of a grill than a console. I bet Sony's little gimmik with this system is the power to make hamburgers while playing your games. In terms of power, this thing is a monster. I didn't think that graphics were going to get any better past the current gen of consoles but this blew me out of the water.

I love this game. I play as a troll priest lvl 51 on the server Gurubashi.I can see how blizzard charges only $15 a month. I bet if they really wanted to they would charge more. They have to pay for their technicians and engineers and I bet most of that money comes outta the monthly fees.Plus Blizzard is supplying us with a good *bottom* game. I've played many MMOs before this and I can honestly say that this is the best one.World of Warcraft FTW!

I thought that FFX was probably one of the better Final Fantasies in a while. People went crazy over FFVII because it was revolutionary in the way that it was presented. FFVIII IMO was better than FFVII but it had it's share of problems. FFIX was probably my favorite PS1 FF next to tactics. It brought back that "Final Fantasy magic" since the game was clocked full of moogles, airships, and everything else that screams "Final Fantasy".What I loved about FFX is the battle system. Every character played a specific role that if you took advantage of, meant victory. Having trouble with a rock hard enemy? Bring in Auron. His attacks penetrate through tough defenses. Having trouble hitting quick and agile enemies? Tidus is your man for that. Getting tired of spending precious turns attacking elementals that can't be beat by physical attacks? Lulu's powerful magic will take care of that.