hehehehehe... that reminds me

i used to play a lot of jedi outcast on the gamecube... while it was a horrible game to play it did at least partially bring back nostalgia...

but it was possible to deflect homing missiles back at enemies with the force push. if two jedi met and a missile was fired, an amusing game of 'force tennis' would result, with the missile getting bounced between the jedi until one of them slipped up.

heh... i'd forgotten that.

being invisible on timesplitters, and sneaking up on another player to set them on fire... hehehe....

Wait, who can forget Mario Golf? Remember when you play multiplayer, you can tap Z to make their ball inch farther away from the hole. That really use to burn me and my friends up.

Camping in a Run&Gun server on any FPS.

Killing Ashley in RE4.

Treating your dates as bad as possible on 1000 arms.

Mario Tennis- Riding up on the net at all times. (as long as you don't miss it's pretty funny)

Oh, and in Goldenye... Forget killing scientist. I took out Natalia all the freaking time.

And yes, I too enjoied Cucco dodging...

Role-playing the opposite sex in any MMORPG, then laughing at the people who have grown to love me when they find out I'm not what they thought.

ouch.

that is a good one, actually...

It's pretty hilarious.

I like going online in black hawk down for the ps2 and use the invinciblity cheat to mess with everyone.

Here's my two favorite guilty pleasures.
In the game Tribues for PS2, when I'd play through a LAN connection with a bunch of friends, we'd always play capture the flag in the world that had the snow mountains (I forgot the name of it).
I'd always create a fighter plane, fly it across the map, aim carefully, and charge the plane straight into the mouth of the enemy base, killing everyone who was standing in the doorway. My buddies absolutely hated it when I did it, and they could never pull it off. They did try. They'd wind up crashing their plane into my base, and killing themself, and we'd all bust out laughing.
Another guilty pleasure of mine, in the same game, was to fight my way into the enemies' base, wear heavy armor, and stand in the shadows, unleashing the humongous weaponry my soldier had, killing them as soon as they respawned (considering if they did respawn there).

I love killing people with a knife in MGS3, and then seeing them in the river.

Spawn killing....

...enough said...