OctoberRaven

I have the Attitude Era as an entire brand and have yet to have one. Just more instances of POINTING~!

Yeah, you eventually unlock all the locations on your map instantly if I recall correctly. Festival of Blood is also easy to get all the trophies on, but no platinum and the UGC missions are craptastic. Oh, SPEAKING OF, I made one for inFamous 2 that makes getting one of the trophies easier if you want a cheesy shortcut.

You'll have to beat the game twice, but yeah it's pretty easy. Easier than inFamous 1 I'd say, mostly because the trick kills are simpler.

No fighting game characters? This is going to be hard, because most of my favorite characters are either from fighting games, JRPGs with a silent main character, or are villains. Also going to eliminate characters from licensed games (so no Batman). And non-protagonist main characters from the Persona games (as you don't so much play as them but direct them as the main character). 1. Maximillian Roivas (Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem.. MAY THE RATS EAT YOUR EYES! THE DARKNESS COMES!) 2. Juliette Starling (Lollipop Chainsaw) 3. Norman Jayden (Heavy Rain) 4. Vincent Brooks (Catherine) 5. Sam & Max (Sam & Max games, of course) 6. Cole Phelps (LA Noire) 7. John Marston (Red Dead Redemption) 8. Earthworm Jim (his super suit is strong) 9. Edgar Figaro (Final Fantasy 6) 10.Tommy Vercetti (is an innocent man) Honorable Mention: Cole McGrath (inFamous), All the other Eternal Darkness PCs except the US Army guy because his character was just an army guy.

Skyler in Breaking Bad. And um... That's all I can think of right now. I think I didn't like one of the non-Jukido guys in WMAC Masters, if that counts. Don't remember which one... Tsunami I think?

So, I finished I Am Alive just now.

Image burn is the biggest issue for gaming, and Plasma TVs are most prone to image burn. Go LED. I have an LG that's 45 inch, 3D capable, and uses only $13 of energy a year.

I actually never had problems with the time limits myself. But that was because I obey Rule #1 of Surviving An Atlus RPG: Prepare for every possibility you can prepare for.

I Am Alive is fucking amazing. It's also an extremely hard game where wasting a single bullet can kill you.

Well it's only a matter of time before web design goes "retro" which unfortunately will mean websites will start looking like an Angelfire page.

Eh, I've felt differently. Especially against the AI: You can beat the AI on any difficulty in EA MMA by allowing yourself to get put in the thai clinch, blocking knees, and backing the opponent into the cage and landing strikes until the ref breaks the clinch. Only issue I have with UFC AI is that later difficulties it's impossible to win a takedown struggle.

Hopefully they'll find a way to improve on the flaws EA MMA had then. If it's just EA MMA 2: This Time With UFC Guys, I'll probably skip it... EA MMA wasn't bad (other than customability and the overall bugginess) but Undisputed 3 pretty much did everything EA MMA had that was new to MMA games and did it better.

I half-expected Yukes to survive the THQ collapse myself. Wonder if they'll also get the UFC rights. Still, this doesn't mean we won't see some new direction, and really, there's nobody more qualified.

1. Portal- A shot of adrenaline to the puzzle genre. 2. TEW Series- No need to explain this 3. The Movies- Because there's no end to the abstract insanity you can make in it. 4. Plants vs Zombies- Weaponized organic gardens are now and forever the best defense against the zombie apocalypse. 5. Oregon Trail- Nuff Said. 6. SimCity- See above 7. Half-Life- Who ever thought aliens that looked like uncooked chickens would be so terrifying? 8. FEAR- What Halo wishes it could be. 9. Sam and Max Season 1 (Telltale Reboot)- A flashing siiiiiiiign, above the dooooooooooor it can only mean one thing: War! 10. City of Heroes- *sniff*.

Thing is though, WWE career modes tend to fall into two varies: The SVR c. 09-11 style where it's just "Pick X, Y, and Z to wrestle, then face W for a title shot against V champion", and ones with linear, story-driven careers. Here Comes The Pain came closest to what you're wanting and even that had a handful of storylines, as well as other design flaws (Want the title? Have fun facing Brock Lesnar every week forever). Plus if you didn't have a storyline, you'd be put into situations that sucked for you either way (Talking to Stephanie; interrupt her call and get punished for being rude, or let her finished and get punished for being polite). Something like Universe Mode as a single player would be awesome though; but really, I'd take any career mode that isn't like the original Smackdown vs Raw (aka the one where you either wrestle for a belt or make a harem out of the divas by either saving them from an abusive foreigner heel if you're a face or contractual slavery if you're a heel, culminating in a ladder match for Trish Stratus' panties... and that's where I stopped buying WWE games for a few years because that was just the worst).

If they did something like that, but with no maximum time and less storylines that either railroaded you for months (nWo, Superstars vs McMahon) or never really went anywhere no matter what you did (D-Von. Regal to a lesser extent).