BATMAN

Sorry to disappoint you guys, but I'm neutral this time around. I can only save myself from dying, but if you guys don't believe me, go ahead.

Welcome to the forums! Quite an entrance, might I add. Enjoy your stay, hope we don't scare you off too quickly

Ssh, they don't need to know that.

Welcome to the forums! Don't mind the flaming pits of lava, we're working on it. Enjoy your stay!

B& 4 the glory of

B& 4 my lols.

Text version for those of us watching movies?

Why is it that most people run away screaming when faced with their true self?

Make that two?

Ahh! Our power generator's on fire!

Why do rotor tensioners always get the short end of the stick? :/

Unb& 4 I second this. Unb& 4 I second this.

B& 4 not being the one that made the error.

B& 4 not catching the error.

B& 4 the discussion of plot holes and/or spoilers.

B& 4 these aren't the avengers you're looking for.

Way back when, I was gaming on a Nintendo 64, proving myself to be quite the competition to my mom in Mario Kart. Then, Golden Eye caught a bit of my fancy (but I could hardly play without cheat codes), narrowing my aim of video games to shooters. In congress the PlayStation 2, and the huge amount of games I played on that. Here's the important part: PC gaming. Somehow, I had convinced my dad to get my first M Rated game (and I was barely what.. 11?). Halo: Combat Evolved. Hours. And hours. Quite a lot of my free time, actually. Then I started playing multiplayer without my parents knowing, typing as fast as I could to socialize while shooting people's pixelated faces in Blood Gulch, and all the other maps. Then my cousins got Halo 2 for the original Xbox, and that's how I spent my summers. When the 360 came out with Halo 3, my parents didn't wanna drop the money to get me my own console, so I started working as hard as I could. Come my birthday that year, I had my own, and I wouldn't stop playing on weekends from the time I got home Friday afternoon to Sunday night's bedtime. Halo's been there since a young age; I taught my sister and brother-in-law how to play, and now my niece is banned after Cortana. I think I've succeeded. I guess it boils down to being an antisocial kid that finally found an outlet for my frustration, and a window to actually socialize. I've met plenty of friends, lost a few, and barely managed to keep my room clean enough for my parent's standards. But, to me, it doesn't boil down to a reason or a specific appeal. It's been there throughout my teenage years, and now that I'm basically a young adult, I can't just leave it behind.

Honestly, I think I'd prefer Chief than Locke at this point (I also prefer stating dark 'til I get the game myself), simply because adding another protagonist, to me, seems like a poor attempt of making the game have more depth. Basically, it's like "Why just play the cowboy, when now you can play as the Indians too?" I find it gimmicky and shallow, only making the plot seem more basic and predictable in the long run. Plus, replayability also sufferers with it. Call me a one-horse-show fan, but after what Modern Warfare 2 did, it basically ruined it for every other game.

B& 4 wall.

Nope, Batman. Is Jack around?

Alice (Alice: Madness Returns)

B& 4 stale toast.

B& 4 I aspire to inspire before I expire.

I'm more with the "wait and see" crowd; As I've had Halo: Reach spoiled for me about a week before release. I like going dark before a video game releases, so it'll be an entirely new thing for me, rather than being able to anticipate everything before it happens. Plus, to me, it's a video game. Even if I don't know what's going on, I'm just trying to gave fun; And I'm perfectly okay with that.

Really..? BNUSMAN...?