Screw Prime. Fusion is my pick for 2002. There is just something about Fusion that I love... maybe it's the artwork.
Stage Select: I have just one thought. I want NES era Castlevania to be tackled by Yacht Club. I know probably a no-brainer, but still.
Sorry, the Remasters. I had no issues with Bioshock 1, but Bioshock 2 and specifically Minerva's Den were exceptionally crashy.
I dont ever remember having any issue with the initial releases... and I played those so many times.
It wasn't just Half-Life 2. The Kotaku review referenced Bulletstorm and Vanquished... Yes, I know how people feel about Kotaku.
I grabbed it for 40ish% off from Target last week. I am more than a little surprised to see Titanfall discounted so soon. I suppose EA is really trying to eat into CODs sales this year, especially since Battlefield is also being discounted along with Titanfall.
And you pretty much summed up my love of Bioshock 2 compared to the original.
I am a big fan of the BEE plasmid, and don't think I ever picked up the cyclone trap.
So, Pauper's Drop is one of my favorite levels of any game, and Steve Gaynor was the level designer for that, and the lead on Minerva's Den... and essentially the guy who brought us Gone Home and I cannot wait for Tacoma. Dang XBOX first.
Bioshock 2 crashed a couple of times during the main game for me. I was pissed with Minerva's Den because it crashed 4 times at the same exact spot, and the first time through I had lost a good 40 mins of progress.
Infinite is a good game. It did not live up to the hype that it was given pre-release, but I did enjoy and do look forward to replaying it... possibly more for the Burial at Sea DLC because I love Rapture so dang much.
How did I miss last episode.... and nobody chose the best MGS game. NNOOO!!!!
2003 is Ratchet and Clank: Going Commando. One of my all time favorite games that I feel the need to replay regularly. I really hope Insomniac remakes this one for the PS4.
Chrono Crossing: Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
Has to be one of my favorite games of all time, eventhough I haven't actually played it since 2005. I played through it a good half dozen times, but only the original release. I have bought every version of MGS3 released except the 3DS version.
I have completely ruined a co-worker, and find myself having to brew him a cup every morning.(i'm not really complaining, just stating a fact)
Julian, if you would like words about why I chose Resistance, Exrian pretty much summed it up.
I put a lot of effort into make a worthwhile single cup of coffee. I hand grind the beans. Use the pour over method. Use a 13:1 ratio of water:coffee.
