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Is there something I'm missing in Final Fantasy VII? So a blocky figure stabs another blocky figure with a 9 foot long sword and the obvious lack of blood ensues after said stabbing. I never liked the character, so I'm glad Sephiroth did away with her. There was nothing to cry over unless you...

I don't know? Because I felt like it.

Tomonobu Itagaki's masterpiece is up for another round as the gameplay, graphics, sound and the overall experience is kicked into high gear. Boys and girls, get your controllers or joysticks ready as the already fast-paced brawl gets even crazier! Gameplay: Just like the previous entries...

The Star Fox franchise has been hit-or-miss lately (64=good, Adventures/Assault=not so much), but it's good to see that Nintendo has returned to it's roots with dogfight style combat apposed to it's most recent 3rd person perspective. Story: In the past, Dr. Andross, a manacle ape...

The most unfair moment I've ever experienced was any time I've ever played any Halo game with my friends. People are so damn good, I wouldn't even consider paying actual money for that crap.

If we are not counting consoles (Wii, Xbox, SNES, etc), the most I've ever spent on a game was $79.99 for Guitar Hero II.

Ryu Hayabusa (Ninja Gaiden (Xbox)) vs. Hotsuma (Shinobi (PS2))

I think the only reason FFVII was so poular was because it was the first to feature fully 3D graphics. I guess that was the big thing at the time.

some things: -i do not care if the graphics on the PS3 are much better than the wii -i do not care about ANY multiplatform games, i will most likely buy those games for my 360 -i DO care about downloadable content - i DO care about online play, i do not know much about either system's online...

This isn't even a competition. Ryu Hayabusa (Ninja Gaiden) takes the gold. When you get bitten in the head by a demon, thrashed around by the neck, thrown into a stone wall, and fall into lava and still get up to fight it, nobody beats your coolness.

After making the transition from a 2D sidescroller to 3D first-person shooter on the Gamecube, Metroid Prime Hunters stays true to the Prime name and brings you a beautifully rendered first-person shooter only on the Nintendo DS. Story: Beyond the territories controlled by the Galacatic...

Not counting long-running franchises like: Mario, The Legend of Zelda, and Pokemon, Final Fantasy was the first to make it to a total of 12 installments. Bringing back the key elements of FF like chocobos and moogles, XII also introduces a brand new gaming experience. Story Our tale...

When you take all the basic elements of one of the best action titles of the PS1 era and mix it with the gameplay elements of it's successor, MGS2, Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes is what you're left with - an excellent fusion of the best of the old, and the best of the new. Classic Metal...

Unlike the Wii and Twilight Princess, it's been three long years since its release that the DS's first Legend of Zelda hit store shelves. Well worth the wait for many gamers, The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass is a memorable game in the Zelda series that nobody will soon forget. Story...