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I decided to wait on continuing my Infiltrator Shepard until they fix the face glitch. Instead I started a Vanguard Femshep on Insanity. I had enough fun with ME2 on Insanity that I'm not sure I want to play the game any other way. That said, I've never played a Vanguard before an it's taking...

I have two 50% off Valve, one 25% off Valve, two gift copies of The Ship, two gift copies of Portal, and a useless gift copy of TF2. If you're interested make me an offer.

Any word on whether this is an upgrade in quality? I still have the season 1 DVD sealed on my shelf.

I'm playing for free, although I was in the beta which let you play as a "premium" civ. I haven't done any PvP, but for the PvE stuff it seems that the only difference is annoyance. You're limited on the number of storage buildings you can have, and not being able to do certain quests or use...

Wow, I guess I'm the only one who loved the first series' ending. I thought FMA was just okay until around half way through. Then I couldn't get enough. I gave brotherhood a shot after that, but left a bad taste in my mouth. I never read the manga. Perhaps that's why it felt so off where...

Well you convinced me to cancel my pre-order for White and get Black instead.

So, I already know I want the new Pokemon game. (I pour time into every generation.) But because I already knew I wanted it I didn't bother reading up on Black and White. Could anyone summarize the major differences between the two versions? I'm trying to decide on which one I want to...

I wouldn't recommend Cryo ammo for an Insanity play-through. If I remember correctly you can't freeze anything that has a barrier, shields, or armor. Once an enemy is stripped of all its protection it's short work to finish them off anyway. I played through with both Disruptor ammo and either...

I've already had this on DVD since release, but for only $15 I had to buy. I think season 2 was the peak of the show but season 3 and 4 were still good.

It depends on how good you are. I'm mediocre at best, but I played most of the day for three days straight during one of the x30 or so weekends and only got to around level 60.

I did Miranda's loyalty mission before Jack's in my first playthrough the week of the game's release and didn't have a problem resolving the situation, so I don't think it was ever that simple.

The graphics (and physics) are a noticeable step back from the first Crysis. I know Crytech did it to make some money, but toning down the series and changing its setting to fit on current consoles takes away much of its uniqueness.

I only played all the DLC during my insanity playthrough. Once you're used to playing that way the DLC is no more challenging than the main game. As for insanity in general I agree. The biggest things that stuck out to me were that every enemy needed layers of protection stripped away and...

So, am I the only one who immediately liked the Crysis mp and still does after a couple of hours playing it?

Hah, I almost forgot about this. If I remember I'll stop by to get mine tomorrow.

If I remember correctly the Mechs ignore you until you shoot them. So hit them one at a time. Also, I found that mission easiest when you don't use cover after the first Mech. They'll miss more often if you have them circling some cover.

Story and setting aside, all the GBA Pokemon games have the same pokemon, items, and movesets. The same with the DS games. That's why Pokemon games are often referred to as belonging to "generations". Even though the story in Fire Red and Leaf Green would be familiar to you, much of it won't...

I agree wholly. The episodes from the first two seasons with Mr. Impossible were always highlights. As much as I like the Colbert Report I hate that Colbert's inability to do voice work hurts shows like this and Harvey Birdman.

In my insanity play-through I was an infiltrator with the anti-material rifle and I think the only time I ever used a heavy weapon was the flamethrower on the last husk wave on the collector ship, since I didn't have the Locust yet. Really insanity isn't that hard if you don't mind retrying...

I just finished my Insanity play-through. Like my first, the final time was just over 60 hours. However, while it only took me a week and a half to put that time in earlier this year, this one took me a while. I know there's some truth to the inverse difficulty curve when you start an game on...