Xenoblade Chronicles. First time I've dusted off my Wii since Monster Hunter Tri, and it's an incredible game so far (3 hours in).

Holy crap, I actually remember that game. My brother liked it and I tried it out, never really got into it though.

And no, it's not a JRPG.

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The last competitive multiplayer game I heavily played was Team Fortress 2 nearly a year ago. For some reason, I just lost my taste for competitive gaming, and Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 was what did it for me. Countless times I'd get hate mail like "SPAM PLASMA BEAM MOAR" or some crap, it just gets old being bashed for every single match you win, even if it's completely letigimate. I don't get personally offended by it, but there's just no sense of community or sportsmanship in competetive multiplayer games anymore, at least not in my experience. I find I greatly prefer single player games these days, with an exception for Journey.

I've only really read three "series", and they're Harry Potter, A Song of Ice and Fire and The Dark Tower.

Harry Potter was a solid series through and through. I read the first four books back in high school, and then I sort of stopped because I was in that stupid phase where I regarded the series as too "childish" for me. Saw the series at Costco during last Christmas so I grabbed it and started with Sorcerer's Stone and finished up with Deathly Hallows. An excellent series overall and amazingly consistent.

A Song of Ice and Fire started off amazingly. The first three books in my opinion are amazing. Then Feast came out and it was a total dud. I chalked it up to a fluke and after waiting for like five years for A Dance With Dragons to release, I bought it and was the most disappointed I've ever been by a book. I'll be waiting to read reviews on the sixth book (assuming it releases within the next five years) before I buy it because it seems like GRRM simply lost his way with what was once a series with such potential.

The Dark Tower...Same story as A Song of Ice and Fire. Great first four books. Not amazing, but thoroughtly entertaining in their own right. Book five, Wolves of the Calla, was where it went downhill, it was basically just a copy of "Seven Samurai". The sixth book is a total blur because so much stupid **** happened. I honestly don't even remember what happened in that mess. Pretty much dropped the series there, never got around to the last book.

The first time I saw The Lion King, I cried when Mufasa died. :(

Just when I think this world can't get any more ridiculous, I'm proved wrong. What's she going to do, assault somebody with her walker? Christ... :roll:

Burger King. It's one of the only big-chain fast foods where the beef actually tastes like something resembling beef. I've never been a big Wendy's fan, always found their food pretty bland, so I can't accurately judge them since I've probably ate there twice in the past five years.

Etude In E Major, Op. 10, No. 3 by Frederic Chopin with 162 plays. My Itunes play count's been reset several times over the years so that's probably the plays for the past year and a half or so.

Nope, no more than watching T.V is. You could argue that literally anything is a waste of time. If you enjoy it, do it.