Huh, my first game I gave a vote for. While I never owned a Wii myself, my cousin did and I played her copy of Wii Sports a good deal. I wasn't a fan of the Golf or Boxing games, but I spent a LOT of time playing Bowling, Tennis, and Baseball. This, in my opinion, is the best example of a "proof of concept" game/tech demo kind of thing that's been bundled in with a console. Simple, short, never overstays its welcome, and never a serious commitment of time (each game from what I've remember is only 20-30 minutes) or objective (Just play, do your best, and stop when you've had your fill), I'm very happy to see it make the countdown in any capacity. Super fun in spurts and it's been long enough that I'd be down to spend an evening revisiting this. On my ballot, I have it 6th out of the 10 2006 games I've played, and honestly, I have such fond memories of Wii Sports, it's (as of writing) 88th in my top 100. Shoutout to @Shoulderguy, @brunojoey, @Crepe, @Bigdude1, @Oscillator, and @Capnbobamous for thinking it's good enough for your votes as well!

Everyone had great presentations so it was difficult to think of good questions to ask. I have a few questions here but I'll mostly be using all of your questions to help with deciding my votes. @ffff0 Question: I've heard of Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward but I've never seen the game in action. I'm curious if it's 2D or 3D and how are the animations? I've been playing some of The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles recently and that game has great visuals and animations for a visual novel style game. @Brannox Question: I tried playing the Final Fantasy X HD Remaster but the low frame rate, jerky camera movements and blur effects made me feel very sick after about three hours of play. And the game lacks options to fix those issues. I've never played the PS2 version, so how is the performance of the PS2 version of Final Fantasy X? @Oscillator Question: I know some people don't like the Oblivion Gates. The Planes of Oblivion are all very similar looking and your objective is always to climb the central tower to retrieve a Sigil Stone. There are many of these gates in the game but most are optional. Do you feel like the Oblivion Gates hold the game back at all? @brunojoey Question: The 2nd generation has some great Pokémon but it also has some duds. I never found a use for these non-evolving Pokemon (Dunsparce, Shuckle, Delibird, Smeargle, Qwilfish), and I don't care for all the baby Pokémon they added (Pichu, Cleffa, Igglybuff, Togepi, Smoochum, Elekid, Magby). What do you think of these Pokémon and did this generation add enough new quality Pokémon? I'll wait a few days for the questions intended for me to build up, and answer them as best I can in one post.

@miserableperson some of the films by themselves aren't that great. the incredible hulk was actually meant to be the worst one and most people call it complete garbage. so much so that they even changed the actor for the bruce. the hulk's appearences are much better in the avengers films. i think with most of the marvel films you either enjoy them or you don't. my favourite ones were the tom holland spiderman films, black panther, Thor Ragnarok, and ant man. i think the big appeal for most people is seeing all these famous comic book characters not only have their own modern day movies, but see them make all of the films connect through the avengers films and some how manage to make about 20 years worth of films all connect to each other and make sense for the most part. it's also about the nostalgia of all these comic book characters come togethher and interact with each in interesting/fun ways. such as Hulk interacting with Thor in Thor Ragnarok, and Iron Man and Doctor Strange interacting with Spiderman in the tom holland spiderman films where iron man and doctor strange are like father figure type mentors for spiderman

Trevor from GTA V. I'm so glad I have finished the game watching him burning alive.

Well he's finally being deported Youtube Video

Two Prince of Persia games are popping up on the PS5, with no mention of Now and with new prices (I think)

Got this for 10$!

Lost Judgment After completing Judgment in late September, I decided to start and finish Lost Judgment's story in the space of a few days. I certainly think Lost Judgment is superior to the original and I really found more zest and overall satisfaction in the story being told and the side activities are great. It's still fundamentally the same Judgment for better and sometimes for worse but it's a solid improvement. Here are the likes and gripes: Likes -Still kicks a lot of ass, -Compelling story and characters, -Cool new side activities, cases and gadgets. Gripes -Retains the same gameplay quirks from Judgment without any significant changes, -Chase and snooping sequences still feel lightweight, -Random fight encounters are annoyingly relentless. Overall 8.0/10