The moment you've all been waiting for

Let me recap before I begin:

10. Ice Age
9. Bolt
8. Ice Age 2
7. The Incredibles
6. Finding Nemo
5. Up
4. Toy Story 1
3. Toy Story 2

And now for....

-- Number 2 --

-- Ratatouille --

Ratatouille, what can I say? It's funny, touching, great story, thrilling adventure and a very nice set of characters. It's a must see movie for all ages

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And the winner is...

---- Number 1! ----

Wall-E!

Wall-E.. Eva... Wall-E... Eva...

This time Pixar has taught us something, even a movie without a lot of talking can still be great. The first half of the movie has no talking at all. Even though it still remains "to me" the best 3D animated movie.

And this time Pixar has taken us into a space adventure! The story is the best thing about this movie, it made me.. almost.. cry to be honest XD

Wall-E is and will remain Pixar's masterpiece.

I hope you liked my list and I know I put sequels in the top list and well I think I should have made it varried just like "alidallal" said and like "eternalcube" does

But before I end this, I have some special mentions (Some 3D Animated Movies that are worth mentioning but not in my top list)

- Robots
- Coraline
- Tim Burton's Corpse Bride
- Kung Fu Panda
- Madagascar
- Cars
- The Nightmare Before Christmass
Edited: - Monsters Inc.

Well, that's it for my top list. The next top 10 list will be.... something I'm sure will be interesting

"My Top 10 video games' Soundtrack" and I'm going to list 1 of the best track in each game, this list will need some time to research for it, since there are so many games with great Soundtrack, and if possible I might do top 20 if I find a lot of games

Until then, take care

Hello everyone

Today is going to be a special edition post

because..

--- Number 4 ---

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--- Number 3 ---

This time Pixar has taken us into a whole new adventure with only.. toys! Toy Story has to be one of the best 3D Animated movies created, and Toy Story 2 was even better and I can't simply ignore 1 so I put them both in the list and I can't wait for Toy Story 3!

This movie is fantastic, watch it and you'll never be disappointed

And that's all for today

Stau tuned for the next and final post of this top 10

Until then, take care

As you can see from the title, I'm going to talk mostly about facts and opinions. Many years ago, when the interent wasn't available easily, I used to play games just from the experience of my friends, sometimes the cover of the game

After a while we started reading video games magazines, and actually I got to know Final Fantasy series from this magazine, it was called GameMasters. We were so shocked that Final Fantasy VII got 96% and we bought it (It was my first FF and best ). Well, let's not get into that or we'll never finish

Now, internet is accessible to almost everyone in the world, the abundance of video game sites has given us a lot of information about games, it made it easier for which game to choose and which will suit you more.

I began reading game reviews later, I personally like to see Gamepost's and IGN's reviews.

Now let's come to the main topic, are the review facts or opinions?

I see many people from gamespot and other sites who write blogs; judging some games under-rated or over-rated. Or this game is bad, good, does not deserve such review... etc

Now, lets get to the review part; what is a review? It's merely a score given buy a person just like any other person. He might just be more into gaming than us.

I have a good example that I'm sure many people have doubts about and I picked it up since it's the best to explain my topic. Let's take GTAIV, many sites gave the game a perfect score or at least 9.0

Now is this score a fact or is it an opinion? Many people claim it to be over-rated, now why did they claim it to be over-rated? This perfect score is simply over-rated in the point of view to the player who "didn't" like it and it's perfect in the view of the person who works in gamespot and gave it the review.
So we get to the main topic here, the review in the game sites are simply opinions.

So we cannot say that this site's review sucks or it's under-rated, over-rated or mis-leading. It may be true that the site is following certain criterias to give the game a review, such as story, music, gameplay... etc. But after all, the site (person) who plays the game gives this review based on his opinion. There is a good example of a low-score game, I played Baiten Kaitos 1 which was really great, it got a good score so that's fine by me. But the second one came out and it got a bad score and I hesitated to play it, but my bro did and said it's really great also my friend played it and said the same as well. I played the game and actually it was really good, so does that mean that gamespot's review is mis-leading and anyone would not want to play the game? No, it's simply the reviewer's opinion who made this game get ... and does not mean that it's bad.

I know this is a long article and I might have bored you a little but what I'm trying to say here is we cannot judge a game site review. The game judges itself and the player who plays it. And the site review gives you an incentive to play the game, but it doesn't mean you will definitely like this game if it got high score. A clear example is GTAIV, like I said it got a perfect 10 in both IGN and Gamespot, but check the reader's score, it certainly means a lot of GTA fans were disappointed with the change that happened with GTA and some enjoyed it. To me I would see that GTAIV deserved a 10, but others might see the opposite.

In contrast, the video game reviews are opinions, not facts

I hope you liked my article and that I haven't bored you with all the talking, I thought it would be an interesting article to talk about.

Thank you for reading.

Until next time, take care

Moh'd