Crysis is still head and shoulders above most shooters even though its 6 years old. The interactivity with the world is unmatched, I've had so many creative moments playing Crysis that I've been able to execute because of the great physics and technology running it. Crysis 2 was pretty but had none of the genius the original did, and after that disapointment I've not bothered with C3.

It seems they have lost their vision somewhere along the way, especially with trying to make F2P multiplayer arena shooters. Who knows whats driving them now... *cough* MONEY *cough*

Torchlight 2 doesn't need much, it even has a notebook mode.

Yep, thats why most countries outside the USA use metric system with base 10 like normal people and all American scientists use SI (metric) units.

Borderlands 2 is very addictive.

Too addictive...

I find the oroginal Crysis to be very replayable, even after all these years im still finding new ways of getting through levels. Then you can much around with the configs to change way the suit/health/AI behave.

Ive got it on PC and Xbox, its probably my favourite competitive multuplayer. I still play from time to time hosting games of Convention Centre TDM on the Xbox.

How configurable are the graphics in the .ini or .cfg? I'm probably going to get it over Christmas, and my PC isnt the best but I could get Crysis to look great and run better than High settings by adjusting the config.

Although I eventually did it (around a year after my first attempt), the Boost Ball guardian in Metroid Prime 2.

Jeez was that thing anoying. Ive heard its easier in the Wii collection, but despite owning it I doubt I will get that far.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

Fallout New Vegas.

Alpha Protocol.

Dark Messiah: Might and Magic? Probably has similar gameplay since its from the same devs.

I havnt played Dishonoured but ive followed it closely.

Divinity 2: DKS

Kindoms of Amurmalurmalur: Reckoning

Darksiders 2. Its more RPG-ey than Wars game. I enjoyed it mroe than the original.