It would be very helpful if on my profile page under "Contributions" I can see all the (recent?)comments I've made on the site. By comments I mean the little statements that we can put in response to articles; for example, comments for eachpage inthe Best of 2009 competition. This is helpful because sometimes I might want to check the rating (thumbs up/down) on my comments.

This enhancement feature would be similar to the "my recent forum posts" feature that Gamespot already has.

Thanks

it can run any games that the DS canResistance_Kid

IMO a platform is a console which has 50+ rated M gamesResistance_Kid

I'd like to see: Goldeneye, Banjo-Tooie (the 2nd is better than the 1st), Hey You Pikachu (unlikely), and this weird little third-party game http://www.gamespot.com/n64/puzzle/iggysreckinballs/index.html

if choosing for effectiveness: Lucas

if choosing for preference "who I like": Lucario, no doubt

least used: the Kongs &ice climbers

@J_Ford: I like your spirit of giving :)

I don't have animal crossing Wii though because I got bored of the series after playing both the gamecube and DS versions extensively

yeah, i made this topic after reading about how interesting Fallout 3 seems to be. unfortunately, I'd rather not see the gory body-parts-flying stuff that's also in the game

Is it because I'm not looking hard enough...? Or is it just that today's open-world/open-ended adventure games can't seem to stay away from intense/gory violence and/or, if they're set in the modern-day, from being about going on crime sprees?

I really want to play a game in this genre that doesn't fit with my description here.

i'm quite tierd of violent videogames altogether. I prefer to play games that violence is not the main theme. Like the sims 2, or animal crossingTheThinker284

My view is similar: violent games might seem appealing at first, but when I really get into playing them, they often get boring quite soon. I like simulation games too (SIMCITY 4 :) ) --- but Animal Crossing is just way too boring.

I'm tired of shooters. There's so many of them because they're easier to make compared to games of other genres.

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Seeing that we've gotten to the point of having everyone-can-use FPS game creators available, I'd say this statement is very true.