In Fire Emblem: Fates, you can make it so that if you lose one of your characters in battle, they're gone for good. You can also make it so that's not the case, and they return in the next chapter.

This spring's big Assassin's Creed game features not one but two main characters: twin siblings Jacob and Evie Frye. Obviously one is better than the other. The question is, which?

Anonymous Destiny teammates come and go. They're here for a game or two, gone forever afterward. Some of them are cool, valued companions. Some are total arseholes.

Sure, Smash Bros. is a game about watching a bunch of colourful characters duke it out. But it's also about arguing over which character is best.

Titanfall has been out for a little while now, and it's settled into a normal rhythm for an online shooter. There are some new maps, some new modes, and a lot of people who have gotten very good at it. But the question remains: How many people who were playing in March are still playing now?

E3 is over and done with, and it's time to sift through the wreckage. Who did well? Who did poorly? Which games look cool? Which ones were a letdown? You tell us.

Earlier this week, we asked you guys which gaming system you use the most. The results were interesting, so I thought I'd continue the line of thought by asking the logical follow-up.