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It appears that NHL 09 will be my multiplayer game of choice (unless a Gamestop near me actually has something I want and I can get it for free with the Used deal going on this weekend).

You are henceforth to be known as "Lamespot." :)

Before I go and buy... ANYTHING of the multiplayer variety... I'd like to know if we have any games that 5+ members play regularly. Left 4 Dead is big with the PC crowd but do our Xbox owners play it? I'm looking for something that we can have a regular game night with and that can sustain...

Thanks for your responses, everyone. It's very helpful (and insightful) to see how other gamers think and make buying decisions. I've narrowed down my choices to probably Prince of Persia for the 360, due to the fact that I love an immersing experience even if doesn't offer replay value (i.e...

Neil Gaiman is one of my favorite authors. Dating back to the Sandman series comics and one of the best piece of fiction I've ever read, Neverwhere. I also believe Stardust was WAY better as a book than a movie.

Decide on ONE game? Ever since I started being a responsible adult and cut WAY back on gaming time and purchases (largely because I never finished anything I started playing anyway and would only lose money on the trade-in), I have found it more and more difficult to decide what I do want to...

What kind of hacks are using Homebrew for anyway?

I'd like to hear how your experience plays out. If all goes well, I MAY give it a shot. I do have all the necessary items. Just gun-shy.

Ooh... I've been wanting to do this but am so afraid of ruining my Wii. I don't know any of the specifics of how to go about it either, like size of SD card needed, how to install the Homebrew channel, anything. I want it simply because it will allow me to hack Animal Crossing: City Folk to...

I have Dell Dimension PC that is a couple of years old, specs are Pentium 4, 2.8 Ghz, with 1 GB of RAM. Awhile back I put a NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GT video card in it and have experienced gaming problems ever since. The best way I can describe it is texture popping or energy spiking. The screen...

Sounds good, Tek. I read an article that perfectly compared the daily shopping, harvesting, fishing, etc. to grinding in a MMO. The pay-off, instead of a higher level or bigger sword, is a house upgrade, a new resident you really wanted or completing a set of furniture or catching a rare fish...

Bijou, we need your character and town name so we can add you. Come visit anytime you see either of our gate's open!

As big fans of AC:WW for the DS, we decided to give City Folk a try. It's been ages since we played, though, so this is new enough to remain fun and interesting for us. We're enjoying it, all over again. Our friend codes are below, so just hollar if you wanna come visit (or vice versa). Animal...

You can't play for just a few hours. It is impossible. The story is a little iffy for some Christians. I mean, you're a demon, and an angel comes down to assassinate you but you kinda fall in love and ... yeah... but the gameplay in addictive and the storyline is funny as heck. The game has...

Don't forget World of Goo (Wii). And yes, Braid (360) was the best game I've played in years and the experience only lasted me one long night. Was worth every stinking penny, though.

I've played about half of Chrono Trigger, but will be getting it for the DS as soon as I finish Final Fantasy III (which could take awhile). I'd forgotten how much I love the "old" RPG design, where grinding was necessary and things weren't quite as complicated. Rune Factory sounds...

Cool! I'd never visited that ToJ Wii page before. I'll gather up my codes and send them to someone (?) tonight so that I can be added.

I'm pretty sure all arcade games have demos. You should try it if you're curious. But yes, it is a wonderful game. I'm not sure if younger gamers will be enthralled with it as some of us 30+ year olds, though. We grew up playing side scroller hack and slash games in the arcades (like TMNT)...

As of tonight I'll be reading The Tales of Beedle the Bard. And as of tonight I'll probably be done reading it, as well. SO excited... just bummed that it's short.

Resurrecting this thread. I've re-discovered the DS lately (after I went and gave mine away to my daughter, of course) and am realizing that this little handheld may just be the key to my adult gaming addiction as I get older and busier and have less time to sit in front of a PC or console...