Morrowind - the game was the predecessor of Oblivion and really I was VERY impressed by it. It is imaginative, largely free choice of action, and it has a HUGE world to play in. Unfortunately it lacks a manageable "to do list". Any talk or action of any significance, any quest etc. are recorded in a diary in chronological order. What this game really lacks with that hundreds of a pages diary is a function to just see those entries referring to quests yet to be fulfilled. A very simple thing to do I think that was regrettably not done making the game much less well arranged after you played a while and making it very tricky to get back into the game after you did not play for a while (forgetting what your character had to do in the process).

I believe either one of the two expansions went some way, although the system wasn't perfect, to amend this rather obvious and annoying omission. You could view just pages relating to a specific quest or topic I seem to recall.

I will admit to always getting stuck on level...3 (I think that's it? The first creatureless one?) of Black and White.

Sorry, confusion arose from that fact that here, a public school is roughly the same as a private school with one or two differences, not a state school. Post amended.

Ah, right. I'm largely happy with 2009s GUI to be honest. I remember feeling some loss for folder sync or whatever it was called, but aside from that I felt it was alright (never a user of anything more advanced than messages and file sending, so any changes beyond that will have gone largely over my head).

I always quite liked the Hymn(s). On a side note, FFX is probably my favourite FF for challenges (although I've only completed two thus far).

Some people like parodies, others don't. There is a perfectly willing target audience there and fair enough to anyone who wants to exploit that (although I will admit that much of the fan base for these films doesn't have the most...sophisticated tastes).

EVERYONE hates twilight.

That seems a bit much. A lot of people really like the series, and some of us just consider it another piece of mediocre writing (I can't vouch for the films however; never seen them).

L: This one is not to hard to avoid using since it is not used very much just as some previous and some that will come after.

N: What a shame Kor! To fall there after all those previous successes is truly bad luck.

I: Do you know, the game could be more fun were we to attempt to make a coherent story, perhaps?

I remember you, mainly for your artistic abilities. Welcome back.

There's always the gaming aspect; when you want the biggest, meanest machine to run the latest games I would imagine you'd be best off with a desktop. For that reason, I can't see them disappearing any time soon.