Assassin's Creed, Burnout Paradise, Mass Effect, or Bioshock.

Gears just seems kinda pukey, maybe over-textured.

Considering the fact that more and more people are picking up on the idea of downloadable content, and the fact that most games that are made by the same maker will use the same peripherals. Meaning that you won't need to buy the stuff, just the game alone. I don't think that people will get bored of it.

And game developers won't try to fix anything that is working for them, they'll just keep making the same stuff until it doesn't sell.

If you enjoyed the other DBZBT games, you'll probably not enjoy Burst Limit. There's only 21 characters, and if you played the story like me, skipping the scenes, since I knew them all, you'll unlock all 21 chatacters in no more than four hours.

If you must buy a fighting game, and it has to be dbz, buy DBZBT3, that has way more, and the fighting system is better. If you like it to play more like a fighter, buy DBZB3, the last straight-forward fighter.

I'd recommend you wait for Soul Caliber 4, since it comes out on. . .lemme see. . . July 29th.

Rebel's avi made me want to say this. . .

Get The Orange Box. You seem to like shooters, and you'll find something to like in there.

Oh, God. After MGS4, all of the Satanist PS3 are left on Earth, while the others have gone up there. . .great. . . *checks ps3*

Good, it still works like a charm.