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And as the one to coin the term, he's also the de facto Führer of PC Gamers world wide. (Is de facto the proper term? I'm not sure.) As for E3: I don't remember anything of Microsoft save for the Halo bundle, Sony had nothing of interest save for No Man's Sky and Metal Gear Solid V, games...

Dear OP, It's call preference. Deal with it. -Cheeks

Everyone is allowed to be offended. I'm offended right now that this question had to be asked.

I cannot imagine a worse book than The Scarlet Letter. What little plot that exists is stopped for pages and pages over Hawthorne talking about the intrinsic beauty of some rosebush that's inconsequential to anything in the story. Also the paragraphs just go on forever, as if the guy had never...

This is why people can't have nice things.

I haven't bought anything on this article's list, but I think it's fair to say that Avatar items from Xbox Live are a true waste of money. And I'm terribly guilty of this.

I voted "ehh kinda intelligent." I consider myself smart, but not that smart.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnQRWJ7bIhs If this doesn't get your attention, I'm not sure what would.

Spending it alone, as usual.

I hate you for bringing this up. Just letting you know.

Borderlands was okay but it became repetitive halfway through. I forced myself to finish the game to find the ending terribly unrewarding.

I have the Demon Summoning Program from Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor. Does that count?

It was hard because of the dungeon's layout. I remember the place being pretty big and having a confusing layout. Eventually the dungeon felt tedious and I just wanted it to end. Really, it's not that bad but it's arguably the most exhausting.

First time around I lost Thane, Mordin and Miranda, granted I lost Miranda's loyalty and had no idea I get her loyalty back. Thane seemed like a good choice for the ventilation bit and I sent Jacob back with the crew.

A McDonald's medium-sized cup. Oh well.