Pesty

I think back when Descent 3 came on the scene, we had a 6 player LAN in his basement, I remember playing around 12 hrs straight. (Pretty big accomplishment as I was only 11 at the time)

I'd like a George Forman grill on my lancer, that way I can slice them up, then grill me up some tasty low fat locust.

I would have to play a good character when the girlfriend is around... but when she is not, the slaughtering would start...

We all know that Ninjas are better, but here's a better question. Cybernetic Ninjas, or Ninja Robots?

Cybernetic Ninjas!

In the middle of an extended rock solo, I'd swing from the rafters of the stadium above my legions of fans while blowing their minds with my crazy guitar shredding

I played the demo, and really like the concept... but what was the logic behind an inverted x axis? Anyone who picks up the game is going to think to swing the left stick to the left to go left. Instead they've got it set up to swing the left analog stick to the right to rotate the camera so you can go left.

Or, you could donate the computer to charity, where they can refurbish it and give it to someone who couldn't get one otherwise.

http://www.computerswithcauses.org/

Can you please alter this video clip to either appear after a jump or just not autoplay as soon as the webpage opens? It's very annoying to have to find that video and shut it down before the obnoxious music gets to you.

I have a few suggestions,

For PC games, get into a mod team, learn a skill (like modeling, texturing, coding, website design, etc,) and find a team of people to make an expansion to continue the story how you want. Look at a game like Morrowind for PC, it's over 5 years old, but still has a very active modding community. The originial Half Life still has mod teams making new chapters to the story.

For Xbox360, the addition of acheivements, can give you another goal, try to get every single acheivement for every game you own, and every Live Arcade game you own.

Play a Massively Multiplayer Online game, most have a monthly subscription fee, but some don't (Guild wars is one notable example) Many of these games continually have levels and new areas to explore being added.

Did anyone else notice the headstock on the guitar is missing? I'm kinda curious about that.