For me, it was Super Mario Brothers for the NES. My parents bought me a NES for Christmas, which came with SMB and Duck Hunt. Fun times as a kid.

@alien33: All I know, man, is I don't like how they milked Assassin's Creed to the ground, and I have been very displeased with their handling of the Heroes of Might and Magic franchise.

@Saidrex: So who gets to define the use of ad blockers as stealing? You? I think not. Did your country define the use of ad blockers as stealing and therefore made it illegal? If not, it's not stealing.

@PeterDuck: He'll wear a toupee instead.

@kenundrum7: Yeah. Who gives a crap about these awards? I watch movies and TV shows based on if they catch my interest, not if any actor has some some shiny "I love me" trophy sitting on top of a shelf somewhere.

@Musharasur: Steam counted 14 hours for me for episodes 1-4. So it'll probably take you a weekend if you play the crap out of it.

@darth_rosco: More like they took the recommendation from Warner Brothers, if the last Batman game is any indication!

@digitalheadbutt: You should have known the SciFi Channel (not this horsecrap "syfy" bull) was down the toilet when it started airing wrestling. Wtf does wrestling have to do with the theme of the channel network?

@Smaug317: That's a bad example, though. At least, to me, common sense tells me to ask the doctor what I need to get better. I won't ask about some random drug I saw on TV.

@Talavaj: This is where you are wrong, I'm afraid. All you have to do is play a game with horrendous voice acting to see a difference with quality. I'm not saying voice acting is a make or break deal for players, but it does effect the overall experience. Heck, take MGS's main character, Snake, for instance. There was (probably still is) a lot of discussion among the game's fans when the original voice actor was replaced with Kiefer Sutherland.