I played this on the SNES back in the day but never finished it. I did watch my older brother play all the way through it though. Man, I remember how brutal that last dungeon was! But this is definitely one of the most important games in the history of the genre. ATB, the dramatic story, the music—all important strides forward. I plan on finally playing all the way through this some time next year.
I play a fair number of games on my iPhone but I wish I had an iPad. It's too dang expensive 
Some people try to lump mobile and handheld gaming in the same category but in my mind they're very distinct. The experiences are just so different.
Woot! 
I had thought originally that it was a digital-only release but was surprised when suddenly it came out in stores, without a thing said about it. Doesn't Sony care?
I recently bought Condemned 1 and 2 after reading KnightDriver's blog about them...and because they were cheap ($5 and $3, respectively). Of course, I haven't actually played them yet but ya know...I have them lol
Hmm, those pumpkins are sparkly...GASP! They must be emotionally overwrought vampire pumpkins! 
That looks like a fine list there. Like several others here, RE4 is the only one of those I've played, though I really like the Silent Hill series (played 2 and Shattered Memories) and hope to play the third game eventually. I recently bought both Condemned games for cheap and have a copy of Amnesia that I got from a Humble Bundle at some point. I always mean to play a scary game in Octobor...I just usually don't get to it (like this year because I was feverishly trying to finish SMT IV but got stuck on the final boss...eff you, Lucifer), though both the Silent Hills I've played were October games. And Fatal Frame 2 is up there on my mental list of games I'd like to own.
I never thought BioShock Infinite and South Park would wind up in a comparison together lol. I don't see how using your 360 is necessarily giving money to Microsoft though. Of course, I buy most of my games used, so they definitely don't get that money. But Nintendo has always been my favorite console maker and I don't see that changing any time soon. No one nails that elusive quality of fun quite like Nintendo.
You'll never know...until it's too late! Mwuahahahaha!
