All I can say to this is that I'm happy that I was born. I can't say what I would've wanted as a fetus, without any thinking capabilities. I suppose if that if that is what my mom had decided, I would not have known any different, and the more power to her. Despite that I am glad I am alive.

Still, if it is a choice, I wonder what long term effects it could have on the woman that got rid of the fetus? Such a tough decision. I guess making abortion legal makes it easier for everyone... maybe?

One idea I think that might make this decision easier is to promote adoption. If people could get on board with supporting woman through the pregnancy full term, the shame of it (if that's an issue) could be reduced, and therefore everybody is happy right? Who am I to say though. There will most likely be an argument against this. Life is definately subjective...

Black Flag is really good, better than AC2, which is the only other AC I've played. The ship battles and the story is amazing. Although the ending was ok, not great in my opinion.

@RSM-HQ: I love that game. My kid and have played it trying to beat each others score.

Some of my most enjoyable times playing video games has been with my siblings, friends, and significant other. Specifically, single player games.

I remember growing up with my siblings, encouraging, helping, and sometimes directing them to go to a certain location, or how to fight a boss. I loved the cooperative effort to solve a puzzle in Zelda, or celebrating when beating a game like Dark Souls with my significant other.

For those of you who play games with others, what are your fond memories of playing single player games with someone else who was participating? Or, for those who don't like having someone watch you or being watched while playing single player games, why was it not enjoyable for you?

The original Zelda for the NES got me into gaming when I was six years old. I would get up early every morning to play it on school days and Saturdays. I loved that there were two different quests to complete and solved both of them several times.

The Witcher 3.

Since I did not like The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, I did not think I would like this WRPG. However, I was really surprised with the pacing, attention to detail in the story for the main and side quests, and how everything had weight on your decisions later in the game. Oblivion' s story and side quests just seemed so bland in comparison, which is why I will probably never play Skyrim.

A good Daredevil game where fighting foes and solving puzzles are completed through sensing specific vibrations within the controller. The screen is pitch black and there are detailed audio sounds to represent your heightened sense of sound. :)

Persona 5. Very fun, addictive, sim/jrpg game. Best in the series yet.

Even though you are looking for something more recent, I still recommend RE4.:)

Red Dead Redemption. I thought I would hate it because I don't like Grand Theft Auto games. There is just something about riding on a horse in the old west that really is appealing to me.