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alot of Street Fighter games mostly 3rd strike cause of the parry system, most of the MK series, and Breakers Revenge...Basically if its on Fightcade i like it lol if you dont know what fightcade is your missin out if you get it i got a rom pack link to download all the games for it

Either Ultra Street Fighter IV, or Street Fighter 3rd Strike. Both are very intricate and getting good requires time and devotion, however it is still accessible to newer players.  Also, because I'm naturally decent at them.  I've got a 14k bp Vega in 4 and I rock Alex in 3rd Strike.  Still waiting to see how SFV pans out and waiting for more content before I buy it.

Mine is nicknamed Cornfield, because it is similar to the actual name and a lot of the area is farmland.     The city I go to school in is more interesting. Youngstown is part of the "Rust Belt" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_Belt). It was originally nicknamed "steel city" or the entire area was "steel valley", after the steel production lines. Then, after the industrial revolution, the city suffered a major decline. Through much of the late 1900s it was run by the mob. I don't know why (I guess they got taken down), but at some point the mob left. This actually resulted in a higher crime rate, as individual gangs started forming. Youngstown had gangs like the "bloods" and "crypts" running the streets, earning nicknames like "Murdertown, USA" and "Bomb City, USA,". The phrase "Youngstown tune-up" became popular slang term for car-bomb assassinations. With the opening of a few steel plants, the General Motors' car plant, the Cavelli Center for entertainment, and the university I attend (Youngstown State University), we are finally starting to gain ground and bulster the economy (though nowhere near where it used to be) and offer help for the poorer population, and the large number of residents addicted to drugs and alcohol. Our most recent 'war' was against a growing amount of heroin, but we're staving it off well. Things keep improving, we've received some recognition as a university and the city's business incubator has also received some recognition for work with 3D printers.    The surrounding cities (like the one I live in) are still a lot better off, but I hope someday Youngstown can become somewhere where people will want to live, rather than a place to be avoided.

My vote has to be Stereopony. I only recently found out about them and I'm disappointed that I've already consumed all there is from them.

The second one you posted reminds me of Negoto. I'm not the biggest fan in the world but I love this song in particular. Maybe they'll be more up your alley.