Game informer is the best, though I really don't care. The internet pretty much does everything that a magazine does, and better. That's why many magazine companies are being shut down
I actually don't, sad as it may be. I recently finished god of war. Haven't touched it since. Neither uncharted 2, or batman Arkam asylum. Hell, I even finished Mass effect 2 after 28 hours and didn't even bother to do the other side-quests.
Depends the genre. FPS: Medic. I like to be a support class. Since I lose generally lose in one-on-one shootouts, I much rather get cheap points by healing people. And the fact that I actually like to help. RPG's: Usually the ranger/hunter. I just love the class. I love how I get to have a stronger pet than anyone else, and that I have ranged attacks that don't take hours to cast.
Thought I was alone. I actually am. Mainly because I get completely owned in a multi player match, sadly. I guess years of getting beat finally caught up to me. I just don't enjoy playing online! It's not because online isn't good, but because I'm just bad. Oddly enough I used to be pretty good in socom 3, battlefield 2 and guild wars... and a bit in Marvel vs. capcom 3, but who isn't.
I think it's based on it's popularity. I don't like it, nor I dislike it. It's not a game I play, but I can see why people love it. It's user friendly, and fun. This type of dynamic,"user friendly" Does not sit well with hardcore gamers, and truthfully neither activision, nor everyone in the real world care. Tons of people play it every second, and they love it. It is setting a grave for it's own demise, I just don't see it happening within the next 5 years. I even fear it's sales might even overtake Mario in the long run.
I'm not sure what made me buy a move, but I gave it a shot... It feels better than the wiimote, but I can honestly say I'm done with gaming that has anything to do with something that isn't traditional. I'm all up for innovation, but until virtual reality comes into the equation, I just don't get these gimmicks. I recently got my hand on the 3DS, and I just was extremely disappointed. Same with anything that is motion-full, or touch. It just doesn't translate well into the games I want to play. I can easily have more fun, and tradiotional games can even be potentially more innovate (maybe they are), than touch, motion or 3D based games.
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