tangra

It's actually like Microsoft cares about their consumers for once. Let's hope Sony gets the memo and implements a refund system for the PS4 as well.

I would say Superman 64. I remember renting it several times in a row because I just didn't understand why I was finding the game so difficult. I was only like 10 and I kept wondering if I was just bad at games. That's when I realized that I wasn't bad at the game, it was the game that was bad. So yeah, even though there may be worse games out there, Superman 64 taught me that games could be bad sometimes. So it gets my worst game ever.

Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor's final boss battle. Shadow of Mordor is a fantastic blend of Assassin's Creed movement and Batman Arkham's fighting, with a fleshed out progression system. You spend the whole game unlocking bigger and badasser combat skills all leading up to this final boss battle with Sauron himself. And then you get there and it's a quick time event! You don't actually get to fight him, you press three buttons as you watch a cutscene of him being fought and defeated. Seriously disappointing!

Nostalgia tells me The Rock will always be the greatest. I like some of the more modern wrestlers like Lesnar, Randy Orton, and even John Cena, but late 90s wrestlers will always be better in my mind.

There's a local sandwich shop near me that's been open forever, and I'd have to say my favorite sandwich ever is their Bullet Hero. Spicy chicken, pepper jack cheese, bacon, and French fries, with a special in house sauce, on a toasted hero. Damn now I need to get one for lunch tomorrow.

Like others, social drinking and the bar scene in general. Dark rooms, must so loud you can't hear your own friends, sticky floors, and shoulder to shoulder crowding. Yeah no thanks. Hanging on the porch with a cooler of beer and a card game? Now that's a summer Saturday night!

I don't at all, and that's actually something I intend to improve on now that summer's here.

I don't really trust Bandai Namco fighting games. I stayed away for years after their DBZ games started getting worse and worse. I gave them another shot with Xenoverse but that was so shallow that even the co-op failed to keep me playing. Burning Blood had some fantastic trailers, and as a One Piece fan I was excited as hell for the game. But with the Bandai Namco name and Xenoverse still fresh in my mind, I decided to wait for reviews. I'm glad I did, as you're echoing what I've heard from other sources. A shallow but good looking title that's relying on fan loyalty to sell instead of solid gameplay. I'll be passing on this one.

X Gon' Give It To Ya by DMX. Not even for the joke, I legitimately love this song.