PixlBit

FFVII

Legend of Dragoon

Chrono Chross

FFX

FFXII

FF Tactics

Phantasy  Star IV

Dragon Quest VIIII

Metal Gear Ac!d

Demon's Souls (yet to play Dark Souls)

I shed a tear for when game manuals were almost always 30+ pages in full-color. Now you'll be lucky to get a pamplet with the controls and warnings on how bad gaming is for your heath.

Yeah, too many good PS1 RPGs. I could however narrow it down to most of Squaresoft's titles. I have heard of all these games you mention here and was even somewhat interested in them at a certain point in time. Unfortunately, I've yet to play one of them.

Yes, I really loved this one too and would not be surprised if it is one of the top three movies I see this year. The first one was really fun, great looking sci-fi but this one I felt took both the story and the action to the next level. I have heard some complaints about the lack of logic in some of the character's desicions. I heard these complaints before watching the movie and though they are certainly valid, they seemed pretty overblown and didn't bother me much at all.

I bought this one cheap many years ago and also traded it after I beat it. It was fun, but nothing too standout about it from what I remember. I was also hoping it would be more like Panzer Dragoon in the gameplay and it wasn't.

In honour of the Xbox One name, I now am calling the PS4 the PS One.

I don't think this reveal could have been worse. What's even more mind-boggling is that Microsoft somehow thought all of these "features" were things that the public would get excited about.

The eight new IPs is a good sign. If those are indeed quality, non-downloadable games then Xbox One might have a good lineup ahead. However, I honestly have no interest in buying a console where the disc is useless after the initial install. And the 24-hour online thing? What happens when I don't log on? Does the console power-down? Do I lose all my progress? The whole thing reeks of DRM and I can't imagine why any of these things are necessary in the first place.

I don't exactly see how Xbox One's poor showing has signaled the death of gaming, but yeah, Microsoft seems to be on the path to destroy all the good will it gained over the previous Xboxes.

Yeah, with the big announcement arguably being the Halo TV-series it's hard not to be weary of what direction Microsoft is going to take this "gaming" console.

Am I reading this correctly 93% uncompleted? Yikes! I don't really have a backlog. I play one or two games at a time and almost always finish them before picking up more games. The only game I can think of that I've left on the backburner is Yoshi's Island for GBA. Though I wasn't really a fan of that one in comparison to previous Mario games.