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First game that comes to mind for Love/Hate is Urban Chaos: Riot Response. It was the last game Rocksteady did before the Batman games. It got very average reviews but I loved it. I 100% the game on two systems. 

Hate/Love. I hated Braid. Mainly because I hate platformers. I know that's heresy, but I'm just terrible at them and dislike repeating levels for a better score. Any game that makes me repeat a level more than a couple times gets my hate. I like the freedom to explore, to do new things. Keep me in one place too long and I fume. 

I've become aware now that some secrets in games are made really cryptic so that you have to interact with some community or guide to find them. They know gamers look stuff up or ask other gamers for help, so now some of the secrets have to be really impossible. I like to find everything on my own. I will look up a guide sometimes, but not all the time. Sometimes I'll just stop playing because it's too much effort, and doesn't feel legitimate to me, to look something up. 

Oh, I'd buy that Millenium Falcon for 99 cents. Too bad my Toys R Us just went bankrupt and won't be around anymore. Maybe I can find one at Walmart?

I think I heard some bad reviews of this game way back when, but I could be wrong and it was another similarlly titled game. It sounds like it has some good things going for it though. 

Ha ha. That's funny. I tried to see as many people in costume on Halloween as possible. I'll have to participate more next time. 

I'm imagining the Switch being bigger than it is, I think. I'll get my hands on one someday. 

I like those Prankster Comets. That's a cool idea. 

I played SMG 1 and 2 a little while back. I always get stuck in some area of platforming games, so I didn't finish either of them. I love the concept of those games though, being in space and all. I want to go back and play them again. 

My friend Mark has dreams about video games all the time. I don't think I've ever had one. I do get crazy worried about games I preorder though. I wonder if I'll get it day-one and whether it'll have all the preorder bonuses. I've never dreampt about that though. My "nightmares" are always work related. They're more uncomfortable and stressful, like your SNES dream, than true nightmares. 

I'm liking the animation is this series. 

I played a demo of Nuts & Bolts and didn't get into it. Maybe like Casey says, I need to give it a little more time. 

I thought one of the good thing about Gears was the aimming. It's a little weird coming from FPS games though. That over-the-shoulder view is a little strange at first. But man, you can pop into first person very quickly to get an accurate shot. And i love the reload mechanic. It's something else to do between shots. Great!

I have my 360 setup at home but I never get a change to fire it up. I'm always gaming at my friend Mark's place. I'm not trading it though. I still got some games that will probably never get added to backward compatiblity on XBO.