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SoranMBane

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  1. My PS3 is my best friend right now. If I had the money, time, and know-how, I'd definitely do a lot of PC gaming, but, at the end of the day, I much prefer the compactness and simplicity of a console controller over the precision of a mouse and keyboard. It's just my preference.
  2. 1) Half-Life 2 (and Episodes) 2) Portal 3) Dead Space 2 4) Call of Duty 4 (for the single player only, believe it or not) 5) Minecraft
  3. Mirror's Edge. One of the most frustrating games I've ever played (platforming from a first person perspective just doesn't work, as anyone who got to Xen in Half-Life aught to know), but damn is the music awesome: And, lastly, the other "Still Alive":
  4. Like pretty much everyone else here, Shephard's Mind is my favourite after FM. I also like all of the other "Master Mind" series (Barney's Mind, Felix's Mind, Chell's Mind, Harrison's Mind, Parker's Mind, and Freeman's-ish Mind). I've also enjoyed a few others, like Isaac Clarke's Mind, Declan's Mind, and some other Mind series-type stuff put out by a Youtube user called dragonv0942 (none of them are actually called "So-and-So's Mind" like the rest, and they're generally more serious, but they're good and it's the same format). None of them will really have the same spark as Freeman's Mind, but they're all good in their own way and well worth watching.
  5. GLaDOS is the obvious choice, since, despite the fact that she's trying to kill you, she's just so awesome that you can't help but like her anyway. As far as unequivocally terrible, unlikeable baddies goes, there's these things: The Markers from Dead Space. They just scare me, because I know that if I ever came into contact with one, I'd break. Even if the inevitable necromorphs didn't get me, the Marker would know all my demons, and it would know which buttons to push to get me to destroy myself.
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