Relative to its time, Crysis. Absolutely.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (25 GB hard drive space, Dual-Core 2.8, 2 GB of RAM).

Looks sorta like a Modern Warfare 2 on steroids.

If it's longer than 10 hours, I'll grab it. Otherwise, I'll just stick to Modern Warfare 1 and 2.

Oh, but if they change the cover of the game to something better, I'll get it anyways.

Some of the PC games are poorly optimized, by some were great. Modern Warfare 1 for instance was optimized well, as were Street Fighter 4, Resident Evil 5, and Burnout Paradise. Dead Space, also.

Some were downright awful, like GTA4.

Halo was just alright, but the graphics were bumped up, which I was happy for.

I vote Alpha Protocol, it looks SOOOOO AWESOME.

Thought it's best just to wait for reviews. Coming out pretty soon, so....

If the reviews are any lower than 8.0, grab RDR.

1. Same prince in the trilogy.

2. Between Sands of TIme and Warrior Within.

3. No, it has little to nothing to do with the movie.

What I wanted:

What I expected:

What I got:

What I wanted:

(in spite of the awful box art)

What I expected:

What I got:

God of War.... duh. Name says enough... talks all about Greek Gods.

Halo references the Christian God quite a lot. The soundtrack even does. On a Pale Horse references a verse in Revelation.

The Witcher talks a bit in the beginning about a church leader who's actually kind of insane sending you off on a mission to call for their god.

And of course, Oblivion. There's so much stuff about gods!

I haves most of my hopes set on the multiplayer aspect. It looks positively incredible, though it MIGHT just suffer from some imbalanced classes and weaponry and such.

The campaign mode looks good, but to me it just takes a backseat to multiplayer.

It just looks like Gears of War meets Transformers 2. It might combine the best of the two together, but I'm not totally sure.

Still definitely gonna grab it, though.