We don't even know G-Mans NAME, we just call him "G-Man" as a nickname because he wears a suit, (it's short for government man)

We don't know WHAT he is WHO he is or even how he is involved in the events of half life we only get several glimpses of him throughout each game.

On top of that, he's cool. So I proclaim it be G-man

Well, I got the RROD once, but it was repaired for free, so no bother.

my warranty ran out, but even if in the future my 360 fails me, getting it repaired will still be cheaper than buying a PS3. It's a matter of convenience and whether or not you can go a week without your 360- I could

In Bad Company I was a sinper

As a tank was approaching me, I was as usual looking at the sky trying to snipe a pilot out of the cockpit of his attack helocopter.

Not only did I kill the pilot, the attack chopper came crashing down, right on top of the tank, blowing it up before it could take me out :)

You don't get any luckier than that, that's divine intervention what happened in that game, i've no doubt!

Mysterious and Cool?

How about Agent G from House of the Dead Overkill

Ignoring what you said about dropping f-bombs of course.

Still don't know what the G stands for.

I saw one other guy say "G-Man" from half life.

I think it's G-man by default, since he's such a shoe-in for most mysterious- but second most cool/mysterious in my books is Agent G

I was real surprised by the lack of interest in the game- I guess people are being cautious since it's been so long since the last Wolfenstein

But i'm putting all my chips on the table- gonna buy it tomorrow...

if you didn't like it the first time- try playing again, but get different plasmids.

The second time I played through, I saved the lil' gals, and had alot more fun with the reward plasmids

My most recent saddest gaming moment?...

When I had to euthanize the companion cube in Portal

I cried for DAYS!

Horror- my favorite category of games; here's what i'd reccomend.

First off- RE5- not scary, should not be considered horror- it was fun- not scary. Also, Left 4 Dead should never, ever, be considered scary unless you have some extreme zombie-phobia. It's a great game, but there are no scares in it.

F.E.A.R.- I suggest you play the first one first, that was the best- but in comparison to Deadspace, F.E.A.R. is more of a psychological thriller- the scares aren't the same as Deadspace, as they rely more on suspense than shock.

Silent Hill: Homecoming- really really scary, but doesn't have the awesome replay value of Deadspace. But, if the atmosphere of Deadspace was a huge plus with you, Silent Hill delivers. The story is just as chilling.

Condemned 2: Bloodshot- you don't need to play the first game to pick up on the story- which is good since this one improved greatly on the original. It's probably scarier than Deadspace in every way- but still not as fun, and some levels do not set an appropriate horror atmosphere.

Condemned: Criminal Origins- though you can probably find it in a bargain bin- it's still a classic. Scary as hell too.

C'mon guys, no love for the Condmened games? It's dark metaphoricly- in terms of atmosphere, but also dark (in terms of amount of light)/ Hell, I remember having to adjust my screens brightness at one point so I could see.

Halo 4? Wasn't halo 3 about finishing the fight? No, I think they should leave the trilogy alone, but it would be great to see more games set in the Halo Universe. There's plenty of new room for new stories. I say they let Master Chief enjoy his retirement- he deserves it.