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Gravity Rush. $36 dollars is a bit steep I feel, but if you've got a Vita and PS Plus or if it goes on sale it's worth a look. Combat seems to be the weak point, it feels a bit tedious at times. Navigation is super fun though because you can just fall everywhere. It also makes those in-between mission sections you get in every open-world game where you have to trek all the way across the map to get to the next bit a breeze. Changes that aspect from "Ugh..." to "WHEEEEEEEE!!!"

Gravity Rush. Still a bit early to give a verdict on the game, but it's enjoyable thus far and certainly different.

"I recommend two simultaneous playthroughs. One as Pope Beneficent the First and the other as Slit-pipes McGee." - Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw, Zero Punctuation Anywho, the Unit 13 Demo while I wait for some games to download on the PS3. Borderlands 2, Tomb Raider (The one that's Uncharted but with "gritty reboot" Lara Croft, by the looks of it), and Bioshock Infinite because they're free with PS Plus. Also PS Plus is $50, so not actually free. Just heavily discounted. Anywho, Unit 13 looks like and plays like an iOS shooter, but is made MUCH more tolerable be having actual physical buttons instead of [long stream of profanities] touch screen controls. I mean, it still has touch screen controls, but at least it's just in place of "use" and "reload" buttons and not in place of, say, the analog sticks. If I had to describe Unit 13 in one word, it would probably be "Generic". Nothing offensively bad, nothing real great either. Also waiting for Gravity Rush to download. Played the demo and it seemed interesting, just could never convince myself to fork over the $30 for it.

Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory because 1.It was on sale 2.It's old enough where it can actually run on my computer with a framerate other than "slideshow" with graphics set above "murky jagged poo screen" and 3.Much of the internet seems to agree that it is the best Splinter Cell game.

The Nerd³ video of The Lego Movie Videogame, the videogame of the movie of the toy.

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The computer, the game, or the car? The game. But when I actually get that running, the car. And also all the AI cars. And some pillars. Haven't had it crash the computer yet, so it has that going for it.

Next Car Game. Well, I use the term "played" loosely, I booted it up and it keeps crashing whenever I try to change the tires.

Dungeon Keeper, because it was free (And may still be, for a few more hours on GOG.com). Hasn't aged terribly well graphics wise. It would probably be better if everything wasn't some shade of brown, but at least I've managed to get the settings so it doesn't physically pain my eyes. Although considering it's from 1997, it's not too bad.

Need For Speed: Most Wanted, the Vita version

1902 - All the people looked up at the post above and went, "Last year sure was crazy, huh?"

@HotlineMiami

The Last of Us. My internet only crapped out once today. Also in one match, I had a guy sneak up behind me twice, but both times he somehow didn't realize I was there. So needless to say, I shived him both times. It's nice to know that as bad as I am at multiplayer, there are some people who are worse.

The Last of Us, but I had to stop before I had an aneurism because my internet connection kept crapping out. Probably some Deus Ex: Human Revolution: Director's Cut: Far Too Many Subtitles later.

The Last of Us, trying to get all the trophies. This has also made me play more of the online bit (4 trophies are for the multiplayer, two of them require you play it quite a bit), and it's actually pretty damn fun. I hadn't really gotten into the multiplayer portion until now. Also, very much looking forward to Left Behind next week.

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Hotline Miami. Got A+ on every single level. I hope HM2 has leaderboards or something to incentivise play after 100% completion, because there's no real challenge or reward left aside from topping my own highscores. Although in fairness I got a LOT of playtime out of it, and very few games make me want to keep playing them even past 100% completion. If you haven't played this game yet, go buy it now. Now!

Hotline Miami because I really want to play Hotline Miami 2, but can't for reasons of it not being released yet. Already got platinum, but going for 100% completion (AKA getting A+ on bonus chapters) and then deciding from there whether or not I'm enough of a looney to buy the PC version just so I can do the whole damn thing again.

Splinter Cell: Conviction because even with terrible frame-rate I'm actually enjoying it quite a bit, which is odd.

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So it just randomly... Rage-quits? Terrible puns aside, Splinter Cell: Conviction. May have to wait to get a better PC to play it properly, like I plan to do with Shadow Warrior, because at the moment it lags to shit unless I'm in a tiny room or staring at the floor.

√-1/10, because I'm fairly certain talking eggs are imaginary.

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