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Daily. School and work, which, ironically, are one and the same (grad student, research assistant). Plus errands for family. So I mean DAILY.

Nice.

Eyes. I like eyes.

Yep, honestly... zero.

Probably household chores for me. Or sleep. Can't be work -- too many students suffer enough from poor teaching; couldn't call myself a decent university educator if I let stuff like marking tests and assignments fall by the wayside if I'd let video games take precedence.

Besides, I can always chat about it with some of my students.

All the MW3/BF3 fanboyism (and really, ANY fanboy war) is just plain idiotic.

@Dance Mofo

Glad someone pointed it out before I did; especially on the dates. Didn't want to look too "nerdy". Just kidding, pasta. Good catch with those dates.

The intriguing thing I realized from this thread, though, was in remembering what came out when each service went online. Steam came out when the Counterstrike community was in full force, and really got fleshed out when Half-Life 2 came out. GFWL came out with the releases of Shadowrun (anyone remember THAT game?!) and the Vista-only Halo 2 (wow, bad ideas abound...).

I wonder how successful this Origin service could really be, with TOR and possibly BF3 as their initial releases.

Red Dead Redemption and AC: Brotherhood for my PS3, plus numerous PSN cards -- been behind on my playlist, so this is really helping me catch up.

Also, a sweet pair of gloves. Hands, nicely toasty.

I know quite a few people beat me to my choices -- for me, it's a toss-up between Strider and Contra, but I'll say Contra.

Haven't got it, pretty much because of a combination of lack of funds and other games higher up on my playlist.