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Best advice in this thread, assuming you and the other players are indifferent. If you and/or the other players aren't indifferent, I would suggest talking amongst yourselves to determine which of the two sucks more - this may help any decision you need to make.

Recently finished Tales of Phantasia (GBA) including the opened-upon-completion "Let's Go Arche!" game, so now I'm on to the last of my old-school game before moving on to the newer generations: I'm mid-way through Zelda: Oracle of Ages, playing it as a linked game with my already-finished...

Out of that list? Ptolus, no question. No question at all. The number 2 choice: Lost City of Barakus Honorable Mention: Shelzar

The golden age for our group is right now. With the advent of things like Adventure Paths and our comfort with the system, the last little while has been among our best gaming years.

Good ol' Mask for our campaigns.

On New Year's Eve? Huh.

Yep. You either like the MGS series, or you don't.

You mostly got 'em. Highest-scoring exclusives: PS3: LBP, MGS4, Resistance 2, Valkyria Chronicles 360: GoW2, Fable 2 And (again, AFAIC): LBP/MGS4/R2/VC > GoW2/F2 (I own 'em all) IGN's Analysis: IGN: Aussie Console Showdown 08: PS3 vs. Wii vs. 360, Part 1 IGN: Aussie Console Showdown 08: PS3...

Unless you like online (and you've just advocated for Xbox Live) - then it costs more. (If one likes online, the 360 is the most expensive console available today.)

Here are some of my criteria: - Generally, I look at the PS3 version first since I much prefer the (far-superior, AFAIC) controller, and, indeed, my 360 sounds like a plane taking off when a disc is in the drive. My PS3 is silent. (It's also more reliable.) - If the game has a heavy online...

I was clearly talking about the "exclusive titles".

Lame.

Either/or is fine, as long as you are willing to accept the consequences of either action. (Of course, the above is a little too black/white extreme for my tastes, so neither of those "options" would fly for me and my group.) For example, I think this stance: is perfectly reasonable, if that's...

Best sources for Cormyr: - Cormyr accessory - Volo's Guide to Cormyr - FRQ1 Haunted Halls of Eveningstar (details the town of Eveningstar quite fully) - Forgotten Realms Adventures hardcover (for Suzail, Marsember, Arabel, and Tilverton's city statistics such as population, who rules/really...

Heh. Okay, now I'm definitely seeing a trend here! :D

Loads of stuff I'm looking forward to in 2009: PS3: Killzone 2, GoW3, Uncharted 2, White Knight Chronicles, FF13 & FFV13 (yeah yeah, I know - we'll believe it when we see it), Gran Turismo 5 (yeah, another maybe) X360: Star Ocean 4 Cross-Platform: Resident Evil 5, CoD:MW2, Bioshock 2 PSP...

Not explicitly, but that's what I was implying when I said (a page ago):

Surprised? Not one little bit. Though at the time of X2 I was just going with an assumption that he worked alongside the Canadian gov't way back when the Weapon X program was active. Don't know why they even bothered with Wolverine being in "Alberta, Canada" at the beginning of X1. Makes that...

Yep. That sounds like Season 2 and 3 of Heroes to me. (And, it turns out, I loved Season 2 when compared to S3. Yeah, I said it.) It didn't help that S3 took on some of the (dreadful) story of S2.

I'm going to say "Bad" and "No thank you"... ... but I will cop to watching one reality TV show: Amazing Race.