Aaaaah, I see, how complicated! Why not "Games" instead of "Objects"? Awkward, but thank you for the guidance nonetheless.

I'm not even able to find the list of what I'm following! I like to new, clean look to the site, but it is definitely less responsive and a little too scattered for me, compared to how used to the old site I was. Can anyone direct this poor, less-than-intelligent lad to the following section?

Well, if the original question-asker didn't find a game to pick up already, I might as well give ya my personal opinon : )

I have Dead Space for the 360, which had a very creepy atmosphere, but is extremely disappointing in the "make-you-jump" factor. In a scary game, I love for things to pop out at me and make me yell, like Doom 3. I have to admit though, that Dead Space is very intense when you are playing on Impossible difficulty and being chased by a Regenerator guy.

But yeah, I would look for games like FEAR 2 and Doom 3 for pop-out stuff that makes you jump.

Other creepy atmospheres and creatures would be stuff like Jericho, Silent Hill, and some Resident Evil games.

Mainly, i Hope they

Improve graphics to Ps3/xbox 360 level.
Better Motion sensing. when i swing a sword. i want the wii to know EXACTLY what I did. would make zelda 1000x more fun. none of this swing up and down to win BS.
Nibroc420

I wholeheartedly agree. I am so sick of people telling me that the Wii's graphics suck, because there is nothing I can do about it.

I enjoy playing female characters. When I play as a male character, I try to identify with the character and imagine myself in that role.

Playing a female character can be entertaining for the sex appeal and it also breaks up the monotony. There are far too many games which center around male characters. It seems a bit gender-biased. I like the crossover and empowerment that is to be had by placing a woman at the center of the action.

EnigManic

That was very well put! *claps*