1. less bugs (I can't count how many times I had to reload a previous save because a bug made a quest impossible to complete)

2. shorter load times. (The graphics were pretty and all but oh my god the load times)

3. More precise combat

Halo and Gears of War have great co-op campaigns. Borderlands are my favourite local co-op though.

I was excited when I first heard about ESO and participated in the beta, but when it comes down to it, I probably won't pay to play because there are so many great f2p mmos out there these days...

Core franchises are why anything has a fanbase.OreoMilkshake

True, but I think it's even more true in Nintendo's case. Without the core franchises, Nintendo would basically be nothing, but the main thing they have besides Mario, Zelda, etc. is a passion for innovation over pure power and technology, which is something video games need to keep in mind or they'll stop being fun and interesting.

You should be able to download the demo on the Xbox dashboard. I tried it a while back and didn't really like it. It is kind of a goofy action game like Dragon Quest, which I wasn't really in the mood for at the time. I may give it another shot at some point though.

I've been looking at the skill trees on the Borderlands 2 website, and will definitely be going with Assassin, and have my skills all mapped out so I won't have to take time deciding in-game. :D

Definitely art style. Though the graphic leaps are exciting, like Ocarina and Twilight Princess. Usually the series goes with style over graphics, which imo is almost always the best move.

I don't get it. It looks like another mediocre arcade game...I'll have to give it a try at some point though.

I was going to go with Gunzerker but now I'm thinking Assassin XD