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I thought my answer would be yes, way too much, but looking back over the last few years, I haven't done it too many times.   I'm actually kind of proud, since I've got some OCD / completionist tendencies.  Terminator Salvation is one that stands out...pretty easy 1000 points, so I just stuck with it.

Thanks for the info...very interesting to see how you handle this & compare to my strategies as a fellow videographer (on a much smaller scale.)

I'm a long time fan of the series, but also just getting around to playing it.  I've had it from gamefly for a few months and been distracted by Halo: Reach, Mass Effect 2, and Dragon Age Origins: Awakening.  Figuring I'll start this weekend and guessing I'll feel pretty much the same as you about it.

You cannot get healthy playing games with Kinect or Move.  That would require real exercise, eating well, and sleeping enough, which any gamer can choose to do.  I think your point is more about perception, though, which I guess could be changed a little to those who aren't really healthy and don't really play games...maybe just seeing people moving around gives the perception that gamers aren't all just sitting on the couch for 8 hours a day drinking Mt. Dew and eating Doritos.

Borrowing old games from friends might be your best bet for consoles.
 
I think Tinker is free on games for windows live.  Alien Swarm like someone mentioned and one of the Peggle games is free on Steam.

batman > superman...just saying
 
welcome to GB

How about I add it to my gamefly queue early and see if that unlocks it. doh!

I appreciate the transparency...when good people do good work in a good way, it's all good.  I'll click on some ads for yous guys, no problem.

Thanks for all the great E3 coverage.

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