EDIT: I see I was a bit late. Oh well, I'll leave my post here for reference. lol

What about little big planet o.O is that any good?Falinx

If you'd like to be scared sh*tless get Dead Space. Best horror game I've seen, since one of my luckier (or unluckier, depends on how you look at it) friends played it, and I watched. Just watching was quite freaky.

MGS4, like I said, and like many others have said, is a technical masterpiece; the graphics, animation, physics, gameplay techniques and music are all top tier.

LittleBigPlanet is more of a multiplayer game, but nonetheless, it is one of the most innovative platformers of all time, since it runs on a physics engine based upon real life. The online mode is apparently really fun, according to one of my friends, but I have never seen it, nor played it. I have seen offline, and local multiplayer and that was great, though.

Well, that's about all I can suggest, since I lack quite an essential peripheral; a PS3. -.-

I guess you could say I still play it, although only if you count the testing of the maps I create and all of the custom maps I play with friends.

The original gameplay is pretty boring (compared to an RTS, like, say, StarCraft,) but the custom mapping capabilities are unrivalled as of yet in RTSes, since it is both accessible and robust. StarCraft II will hopefully combine the good points of both games and make it an amazing game.

I tried WoW, and it was the most boring game I have ever played in my life; WCIII beats it to a pulp.

Mature game = More in-depth storyline + More realistic character reactions to situations

'Nuff said.

... Square Enix needs to grab onto the Wii Train. Then we'll have some great RPGs. Hopefully.

Not too many Final Fantasies on the Wii please though. Filter 'em through.

For some non-Square Enix games on the wishlist, I would like to see a sequel of LostMagic appear on the Wii. Or maybe another Arc game that was as good as Arc: Twilight Of The Spirits... But a definite must... Is...

CASTLEVANIA!!!