Cap 2 and Guardians of the Galaxy are tied for number 1 for me. I'm a huge Batman fan-- take a loot at my room decor, home video collection, and comic shelf and you'll see why. I've seen TDK over 2 dozen times now due to fandom as a kid, and I have a problem with the cliche boat sequence in act 3. Everything preceding it and after for the climax is absolutely brilliant in my book.

Avengers isn't anywhere near my top due to me dozing off for the first hour I watch the movie. The pacing is haphazard, and Hawkeye + Black Widow get cast aside with little character development. I love Cap 2 and Guardians because they're so well-rounded and lovable overall.

You initiated, and now you just have to hope he follows through. Open-mouth eating is pretty gross, so I'm surprised it took him this long to get complaints.

I'm not a frequenter on these boards anymore.

Castlevania Lords of Shadow 2. I loved the first one to death, but the second one was a train wreck.

I'm totally fine either way. They can do whatever they want with a sequel (I'd prefer different characters) and I'd be happy, or they could just leave a wonderful story alone. Either way I'm not crying foul with Naughty Dog or their "artistic integrity."

There's really not an evolution in terms of gameplay, so I will say I enjoy the 3D graphics. The pixel art was never exceptionally well-done in the Pokemon games in my opinion, so I like being able to view my little monsters in 3D.

I enjoyed all of my time in Diablo 3, which started with a little less than 100 hours on PC and far more than that on PS3. It translates really well to consoles, and turns into an arcade-y hack-and-slash for melee classes. Ranged classes rely on the auto-aim, which has you aim in a general area.

I'd totally get it if I were you. It'll consume your life and if you want it to kick your teeth in just crank the difficulty up.

The picky part of me says I want the red to wrap all the way around for a more simple look, but hey-- that's a pretty system.

I think it'a pretty spectacular and deserves pondering whether or not it deserves to be called a masterpiece. I for one think it comes very close, and is undoubtedly a fantastic work of art.

I'm apart of a PlayStation fan group, and people were lit ablaze at the Tomb Raider exclusivity announcement. Sony fans were broken. Aside from that, I enjoyed both conferences about the same, maybe a slight edge towards Microsoft.