PixlBit

Complaining about game-length in almost any context actually irks me. Of course, I agree 60 hours of entertainment is still more than enough to ask for. Also, the existence of 700 optional missions and online play make the comment "there's nothing to do" seem simply retarded.

 But even people who complain Ico is only 4 hours long. The game is an experience and making it longer would destroy the pacing of the game. That's like saying I wish the Inception was 10 hours long. If it was, guess what, it would have sucked.

It's a shame such easy-to-fix problems are hampering your experience of SMTIV. I know someone who bought that game and almost immediately gave up on it.

I also have AquaPazza preordered. I'm not big on fighting games at all, but it's cheap and I love the visual style. At $30, it's not like waiting for it to drop in price will do me any good!

Of course, my list of things "to read" these days is pretty large. I'll have a lot of things to work through before I consider buying another book!

That's awesome that you finished your game! I'm downloading now and will play it soon.

And obviously you hate women if you'd spend hours drawing them!

I kind of wish I paid attention when our class read through The Scarlet Pimpernel all those years ago. I have quite the interest in the Reign of Terror and the French Revolution nowadays.

I played Medevil Resurrection on PSP about a month ago. I would venture to say it is not even worth a dollar...

Ico is great. I'm not sure I'd call it "art" like I might with Shadow of the Colossus though. It's really just a simple puzzle game with breathtaking environments and atmosphere.

Fighting and Rock mostly. But what the heck is "Math Rock"? Do I get to rock out to quadratics and algorithms lol!

Man, I dig achievements and trophies but I'm glad it never got to the point where I would buy games just for easy achievements. I would be addicted to playing bad games!

Haven't played any of these. I considered Summoner but I can almost guarantee the reviews drove me away from that.

Having played Front Mission Evolved a few months ago, this is the most obvious example of a game I loved and everyone else hated. To be fair, there are surprising amount of people who like it. I guess that's because the game is really fun and the crappy graphics and story don't actually matter!

Yes, if someone tries to say gamers play games too much you could always pull out those numbers. Especially if they themeselves are using statistics to back up their argument!