Best bit of advice for Superhero video games: If it isn't called Batman:Arkham Asylum or Batman: Arkham City...don't buy it.

Blueresident87

While Capatain America wasn't very good, it wasn't THAT bad either. I actually thought the controls and combat system were done pretty well. Maybe the combat system wasn't quite as good as Batman, but it was very similar. I didn't watch any of the cut scenes though because I hadn't seen the movie yet and didn't want anything spoiled. Now that I've seen the movie and from the glimpses I did catch of the games cut scenes the stories don't seem too related.

My god! They're correcting some kind of oversight or glitch? Before we play it and have to deal with it?!!! Thats just low. Shame on them.

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Bioshock. Nuff said.

Mass Effect 3 and Borderlands 2 are pretty high on my list.

Definitely. Achievements and Trophies have become a big part of gaming. I'm not saying they're the most important part but a lot of people, including myself, really enjoy unlocking achievements.

I've been spending too much time on Gears 3. I've got a few games to catch up on. Heres what I'm going to be playing for the next few months. Batman AC, LOTR, AC R, Skyrim, MW3, SR3 and BF3.

Destroy All Humans: POTF. Not only is it the worst game I've played on 360, but its the worst game I've ever played in my life.

So I know that when the game first came out, there was a lot of rage. Raging about the weapons, maps, matchmaking balances, and specific game mechanics such as the dodge roll. But I think I have finally found the one, true, real problem with the game that makes it so hard for people to stick with it past the initial learning stage.

This is the least newb friendly game ever made.

This is perhaps the hardest game to pick up and play on the market, and because the game has been out for about a month now, a lot of the players left are the ones who are really good, so the learning curve is even steeper. What do you guys think? Is Gears of War 3 perhaps TOO harsh to new users?

Essian