For one reason or another, modern video games seem to have had issues with delivering well-crafted endings. So what endings do you think have stood out among recent games? What stuck the landing?

Well, we've already compiled two different lists of hidden gems from two different gaming services, but that's barely scratching the surface. What do you think are some of gaming's best hidden gems and cult classics that deserve more attention, and why? Small indie games? Old-school classics forgotten to time? Let us know with as many as possible that pop into your head.

With Hardcore Gamer once starting out as humble gaming magazine, we'd like to know what some of your favorite gaming publications of yore are. Electronic Gaming Monthly? Nintendo Power? Edge? Or any classic TV shows about games? Sound off, and let us know about any fond memories.

Gaming history is littered with a lot of interesting projects that, for one reason or another, ended up getting the axe. Be it nearly completed 16-bit titles that were canned at the last minute, more modern titles that got scrapped to money issue or conflicting visions, or even concept that never got past the design phase, what are some of these games that should have actually seen the light of day?

Because hype for Grand Theft Auto VI, Doom: The Dark Ages, Wolverine... that's easy! We want to hear what you think will be the best new IP in gaming, be it indie, AAA, double-A, a smash hit, or just a damn good game in general, et cetera. What are your upcoming highlights? And don't be afraid to list multiple answers. Some of us at HG have the lengthiest wishlists of new IPs possible, after all.