The MPAA has a knack for showing how useless it is lol. What's the point of a system if the objective facts about the movie are superceded by the subjective feelings of the people that happened to watch it at the time? How can you trust it?
You probably remember my frustrated blog about Demon's Souls back during the spring. I still haven't gone back to it, though I have gotten a lot of good advice since then. I do want to give it another go but there are so many other things to play (going through El Shaddai right now for Backloggers, for instance), so I'll put it off for a little longer. Perhaps I'll find myself with a copy of Dark Souls sometime. Stranger things have happened...
That's my philosophy exactly. As long as someone plays it, and maybe I will eventually. Hopefully.
OR A CASTLEVANIA RPG!
Hmm, I have serious doubt about how well that might turn out lol
Man, it's hard to pick because there are so many good characters, but I think I'd have to go with Phoenix. His reactions to everything are so funny and I really missed playing as him in the two games that came after the trilogy. I'm glad they brought him back as the main character for this game.
There's gobs of good stuff on there. Seems like whenever I go on there I find something else I like.
When I first looked at this one I saw it was a remix of "Wicked Child" and I wondered what song that could possibly be. But I recognized it right away when I heard it. The song may not have the name recognition of "Vampire Killer" or "Bloody Tears" but it's definitely a classic 
I haven't kept up with Jeremy Parish's personal writings, which is sad because he's my favorite writer in games journalism. I also have delusions of buying the book versions of his GameSpite stuff but it quickly becomes too much (I'm actually reading through the GameSpite Quarterly on the SNES right now). The Game Boy Kid Icarus, Of Myths and Monsters, is really good, by the way.
I'm playing through El Shaddai right now for Backloggers too. It's fun but very strange lol. After listening to the introductory BA podcast, I decided to take the advice of the special guest and play it on Easy and I'm glad I did. The combat feels about right. I imagine the bad guys probably have too much health on higher difficulties.
Snee pretty much summed it up about Foundation. The original Foundation trilogy is absolutely superb. I've never heard of Philip Jose Farmer though. I'll keep an eye out for his books.
I should probably make a list but I'd have a super hard time rating them on what priority to get them in. And price plays such a big role for me right now since money is tight. I picked up Alpha Protocol not long ago, which is not a "must play" game for me, but I got it for $3. I do hope I can fill out my collections in the coming year or two as the old systems are phased out.
Much better 
