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If the current trend continues, I don't think consoles will be around for another two generations.

This I hope will be a weekly thing. I go over what I am playing this week. All in the title.

Tales of Graces F strikes a perfect balance between drama and humor, and is the first Tales game to manage it.

Going from hardcore gamer to casual layabout.

Is achieving a Gamerscore of 1,000 for every title really worth the effort?

I don’t want to be the chosen one. I don’t want to get the girl. I don’t want to make kingdoms rise and fall on my whim. I don’t want to dictate who lives and dies. Most of all, I don’t want to save the world.

Sometimes, you pick up a game that has everything set up for your hatred, yet somehow offers a shining ray of hope for a series you considered a great example of Japanese mediocrity. Tales of Vesperia is that kind of game, most of the time. Will it be enough to make me change my stance though?

Come watch Toby Davis and Brian Shirk chop-it-up as they engage in a highfalutin RPG discussion before they escape their confining turn-based battles.

JRPGs are often lambasted for their frequent cliches. Is this a healthy form of game criticism? And is there a greater, less conspcious threat?

Today, I present the Top Ten Xbox 360 critical hits/commercial failures, using the same scoring system. Hit the above link to find out a little (or lot, if you like reading) about the scoring system. As with yesterday, the larger the number, the bigger the bomb.

Welcome to part two of four of my "Top 100 Games" list.