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You're kidding right? Seriously, not a clue. Such things have been all but dead for more than a generation now. There may be some downloadable games, but I can't think of any at the moment.

Treasure made Ikaruga for the Gamecube (for which the Wii is fully backwards compatible), it's and old school vertical shooter that is a true two player game with some unique and interesting mechanics.. While not the same as S&P, if you can handle the difficulty of that, you may want to give...

Awesome. But then that's about all Treasure makes.

Sure.

I already made that decision, wasn't hard.

I wonder if they'll be useful that long, and that's for the non-consumables.

Thanks, and I gather those are the actual names of the mods then.

Doesn't bother me in the slightest. Not sure what order I'd put them in, though.

Any particular mods to look for when I get around to playing it myself?

Historically people did everything at younger ages, doesn't make it reasonable now. Doesn't speak well for the responsibleness of eighteen yearolds.

This gets mentioned often, and I'd argue that the problem isn't the drinking age being too high, but the age for joining the military and voting being too low.

Finally played through the Overlord DLC for ME2 Pull it out and go with whatever the motherboard gives? I know it's a crappy option, but the soundcard is stooping you from playing at all... Heathen, no mixed feelings allowed!

I finally got into Borderlands and have played that a stupid amount in the last week, I also picked up Sin & Punishment: Star Successor. That was after finally finishing Ghostbusters, and with a little bit of Left for Dead mixed in.

The Joker challenge maps aren't anything special, they're just like Batman's, except you play as the Joker. And while the Joker does play a little different he pretty much have the same type of abilities. I never even played all of them, and this is despite starting a second play through...

Voodoo?

I will never play FF13, and haven't played the other two yet. I will recommend Fallout 3, however. Big world to explore with a lot to do and it let's you do thing as you please. I spent about 120 hours on the main game, as it tracks time and you could easily tack another thirty or so onto that...

it's out now, unless it's different for your neck of the woods.

No, while I'm interested, it will probably be a while until I pick it up.

Time to reinstall the game. About how long was it?

No, disappointed: yes. My comment is exactly what it appears on the surface, the lifers just don't see to believe it will ever happen, just like Red Sox fans. Up to about five years ago.