PixlBit

"Favorite" isn't the word really for me because all bosses fill me with dread as I enter upon their lair. My least favorite then is the one I'm working on now in Enchanted Arms. It's multiple bosses, one after another without a break, and each changes into alternate forms to make you fight them again. Epicly painful!

My next least favorite is Weapon-X in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. That's a boss type that incorporates all the abilities of previous bosses for the ultimate challenge. He was a bastard, but I beat 'em.

Finally there's the hunter Shaw in Open Season who you've been thinking about the whole game and finally face in the last level. It's neat to have a boss that's kind of ever present in a game, but who you don't meet until the end. It gives the game a movie like quality and really builds the tension. Luckily I was a big ol' bear in the game and gave that hunter a big ol' bite for the win. Still, he was a pain in the paw.

Oh man, I just love that gothic horror vibe of the Souls games. I can't wait.

Every single month?! You got your work cut out for you. Those MMORPG's can take some time get into. I'm seriously scared of starting one myself for fear of the whirling swirling maelstrom that'll drown all else in my life. I'll enjoy reading your responses to them though.

It was $5 at Gamestop. That's so cheap, I bought my friend MADKRAMMER a copy too.

Playin' through old games is a blast. I want to get to KOA and SWFU too.

It feels like a PS2 game spruced up for the 360, but it's fun.

Someone call Robot Chicken. This needs to be done!

The more I think about it the more I think I will be kicking myself for not picking up the game day-one. I'm already committed to Muramasa Rebirth and a PS Vita.

They've gotten too good at them. It makes them less interesting. Too slick and too predictable. I'm thinking of the Bioshock Infinite and Last of Us ads I scanned recently. They aren't bad, but they are not too interesting. I think game ads used to be targeted to a younger audience and so there was more humor. The ads targeted to an older gamer, like the ones I just mentioned, are all serious and dark. I like the humor, attitude and giant mechs or fantastic flying ships in my ads.

I watched it on Wiki, meaning I read the plot. The title has always stuck in my mind. It's very catchy.