Actually, I see that as a big improvement.

Acrobatics was useful and easy to improve - too useful and too easy to improve. No matter which kind of character I created in Oblivion, I ended up jumping around like mad for hours with each of them. Just because it would be a waste not to do it. In the end, it wasn't really a character skill; acrobatics 100 was the standard jumping power in the game which just wasn't unlocked from the beginning.

Athletics was more or less pointless. When I need to travel fast, I use horse and map.

The changes from Oblivion to Skyrim were all very logical and positive. Nothing to complain for me here.

The Collector's Edition of the Collector's Edition? That's a bit too much, even for me. :/

XIII-2 was boring as heck and Lightning Returns doesn't sound like much of an improvement. I'll pass. Standard edition when it became cheap, that's the only way I consider buying this game.

In the main menu's network section you find the remote play option. With that, you can stream PSP/Vita-games stored on the PS3 to play on the handheld.

You don't need PSP/Vita to play the PS1/2 classics from the store. The PS3 is fully able to play PS1 games; the PS2 games in the store are adjusted to be compatible with the PS3.

In games with less forgiving handling you are usually faster if you drive clearly. And racing games with easier controls often promote aggressive driving styles. So this question is almost obsolete.

In general I personally don't mind being rammed if it makes sense. But when I still played The Run there were quite a lot of idiots who would force you into a double suicide because they apparently grew up with NFS games being aggressive action-racers (Most Wanted and later), not realizing that this one is a more realistic title. That stuff was just annoying.

I'd prefer something practical, like food production. But since that's not allowed for some irrational reason, I go with the burial as it doesn't damage nature as much.

All of them (3), actually. Well, not anymore but that hasn't anything to do with our past relationship. After the break we held contact, we just lived apart over the years, like friends sometimes do.

War of the Roses might be interesting to you. It's basically Battlefield in a medieval setting: Lots of hands-on fighting with swords and shields in a tactical situation.

Taking a look at the MOBA genre (Dota, League of Legends) wouldn't hurt either.

All browsergames and most MMORPGs I've played. The times range from 3 to 100 hours.