What game should I pre-order?

First off, let me just start by saying… THERE'S WAY TOO MANY F#$%ING GAMES COMING OUT THIS FALL!!!

Alright, now that we have that out of the way, I need everyone's help with something. My budget is tight this Fall, and I already have a few games pre-ordered as it is. At the moment, I currently have the following pre-ordered:

– LittleBigPlanet 2 Collector's Edition

– Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions

– Medal of Honor Limited Edition

– PS3 Move w/ EyePet and The Fight: Lights Out

– Rock Band 3 Keyboard Bundle

Now, that's already close to $500 worth of games, but I'm still thinking that I want to get at least one more title this Fall. I don't know why, but I do. Maybe I like the number seven more than six? Maybe I'm actually looking for a reason to whore my body out to make money? Who knows? The following are the “maybe” games I want, and I need help figuring out which one to purchase to round off my game-buying for the season:

– Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Ultimate Edition: I've been debating buying this game for a while now, but I never got around to it because, A) I wasn't a huge fan of the original game, and B) I'm already buying Medal of Honor this year, and I usually like to spread out my war-based FPSs (it gets tiring shooting the same looking bad guys). With that being said, this seems like the obvious edition to buy because it comes with all the DLC and the contents of the Limited Edition. However, one of its incentives is also the inclusion of Battlefield 1943, which I already own.

– Dead Rising 2: This is a game that I'm INCREDIBLY torn on. On one hand, I do enjoy myself a zombified tale (if it's good) and the arcadey action in this title looks pretty cool. On the other hand, I never played the original (so I don't know what to expect), and Capcom has been sucking HARD this generation (I'm looking at you, Lost Planet… and Street Fighter IV… and Resident Evil 5… GAHHH!!!). Right now I can't decide whether to just take the chance or pray for a demo first.

– Quantum Theory: Hmm… another toughy. I played the Gears of War games on the 360 and I thought they were a ton of fun. This is clearly a rip-off of that title. It's also developed by Tecmo, who is known for making their games quite challenging. I'm known for getting frustrated and angry easily, usually ending up in doing something stupid like punching and/or head-butting my controller (I feel that this is a better strategy over throwing the controller because you don't actually break it, but at least you hurt it). Might be best to hold off on this one (for the sake of my poor DualShock 3).

– The Sly Collection: I never did own these on my PS2, but then again, I'm not an enormous platform fan. I played the originals and thought they were decent, but not as good as Jak or Ratchet. However, if I get this title, it's $20 cheaper AND you get three platinum trophies. If I was trophy whorish, I'd be all over this like a fly on poo… unfortunately, I'm not a trophy whore… and poo stinks.

– Enslaved: Odyssey to the West: This game has some gorgeous graphics, and Ninja Theory's Heavenly Sword was a pretty decent game (minus the super annoying, retarded little sister). Honestly, I think a lot of my interest in this game vaporized when I saw it was basically you pulling some chick around throughout the entire game, hoping for her not to die (because if she dies [*cue suspensful, dramatic music*], so do you!). That aspect looks pretty dumb. I usually hate “people saving” missions in games, and an entire game based on that aspect would probably make me head-butt my controller (see above for further reference to this subject). The only game I made an exception to the rule with was ICO because that was 100% pure amazing.

– Castlevania: Lords of Shadow: Can I be honest for a second? I've never been a huge Castlevania fan. The premise was always cool, but I could never get into them. I do love Metal Gear Solid though, and with Hideo Kojima behind this title, my thoughts on this game have gone from limp to perky. I saw a gameplay video recently, and while it did look hard (brought back painful memories of that spinning spike tower in God of War's Hades), it still looked quite stunning. Also, if I were to buy this title, I'd buy the Limited Edition for the simple fact that the cover art looks astonishing compared to the regular version's cover, so I'd be looking at additional money for that.

– James Bond: Blood Stone: I hated the Quantum of Solace game. This, however, was said to be Uncharted 2 (an awesome game) meets Everything or Nothing (my absolute favourite Bond game). That's a strong statement, and one that has peaked my interest so high, the lack of oxygen is making my brain numb. I'm also trying my best to not support Crapovision (damn them owning the rights to making games based on Marvel superheroes and James Bond), so again, I'm torn.

– Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit: The last Need for Speed game I liked was Hot Pursuit 2. After that, I switched gears (no pun intended) from Need for Speed to the Burnout series. This title returns the series to its roots, with the developers of Burnout behind the wheels (again, no pun intended). That alone is enough to make me want to burn rubber to my local game shop to make a pre-order (definitely intended the pun that time).

– EA Sports Active 2.0 Bundle: Just kidding… or am I?

– Marvel Super Hero Squad: The Infinity Gauntlet: There's a few reasons why I put this on here. For one, it's a Marvel game not made by Activision or Sega!!! Come on — that's a damn good reason. The other one is because this looks like Ultimate Alliance with cute, big heads. That means that everytime I get angry while playing it, I can just look at the characters' balloon-sized melons and smile.

So there you have it. That's all the games I'm possibly interested in adding to my collection. Out of all them, which one would you recommend? Oh, and please don't go saying games that aren't on the list, because I'm really not interested (i.e. I didn't like Fallout 3, so I won't be playing Fallout: New Vegas; I didn't like Bayonetta, so I won't be playing Vanquish; don't even think about recommending Rapala Bass Fishing Pro 2011 [because that would just be douchey]). Thanks bunches and bundles!