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I can't really make much of an argument for or against DOA, but I have to say that the fighting in SSF4 appealed to me more (Maybe because I've played street fighter more than blazblue...). However, there is definitely more to blazblue, both in terms of differences between characters, and modes outside of arcade and versus. I'm really considering getting DOA, though.
 
Also, Bang is awesome, no arguments there.

In an age where the computer is an important part of daily life, anonymous could be a great group, one that could use their skill with computers and hacking to do some good for the world. They could probably do stuff that could go so far as to put real criminals behind bars, or maybe help thousands of people.
Yet here they are launching an all out attack on Sony because they were inconvenienced.

Split the difference and get both. There's not a ton else coming out at launch, and very few of those games play better than these two.

Three big ones for RPGs come to mind...
 
1. Dying and getting sent back to the title screen: The bane of my RPG experience. I know it might be more realistic then, say, waking up at the last Inn I was at, but If i was looking for realism, I wouldn't be playing an RPG
2. RPG's where all enemies level up as you do: Because it really makes your hard earned experience points worthless, or even damaging, and if you level up too fast your gear might not always be able to keep up.
3. Flat characters: I hate it when I play an rpg, and find out that the character's only purpose in the game is to fill up a party member slot, despite being a "Main character".
I do love optional characters though.

Are there any pokemon that evolve only through trade in this game?
 
If so, is there anyway to trade them over wi-fi and get them back?

Are there any pokemon that evolve only through trade in this game?
 
If so, is there anyway to trade them over wi-fi and get them back?

I can't wait to spend countless hours putting in random, pointless details on pages for Discworld books. 
Also, I hope we can get a page for 42.

Right now, I'm reading through all of the main Discworld (Terry Pratchett) Books. I'm down to the last hero and Carpe Jugalum.

Ghost trick, and radiant historia are the two big ones so far this year for me.

It seems like doublefine's downloadable game plan is working out well for them.
Costume quest and Stacking are both great games, and perfect for the medium, and this looks like it will follow suit.