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I can definitely see that. My friend and I had abou the same reaction to Now You See Me.

Sorry your plans fell through, unless of course you found something better. If you happen to catch Hobbit in future, it really is woth it for that action scene alone for me, although I realize going "holy crap that was awesome" at two orcs being shot through the head and nailed to the same tree may not be everyone'sreaction, so I suppose mileage may vary. lol

Good luck and Happy New Year! I'm just going to take the year as it comes and try to focus on my future as much as possible. 

Is Guardian of Light the sequel to the newest Tomb Raider, DLC for it, or did it come before the newest Tomb Raider? I still need to check how TR runs on my computer. 

Happy New Year! As Aaron suggested, the forums are a good resource for fixes. 

I know I was having problems getting Arkham Asylum to run, so I uninstalled and reinstalled it. Then I noticed I had the demo for it still on my computer, and once I uninstalled that, it worked. So you might try re-installing some of your non-working games, or deleting any demos you may have on your PC for games you also have the full version of on your PC. 

I have Sonic CD on my phone through Google Play, and I believe it's available for iPhone/iTunes Store. So that's another option if it won't work on your PC, I guess.

Ha! Didn't realize they were making LEGO: The Movie: The Game. It's funny too, because it seems like the movie is trying to capitalize on the success of the games to me, so it all comes full circle. I agree, the movie looks like silly, stupid fun. 

Hadn't heard of Lococycle, but it sounds great, and glad to see games being made in Austin. It's one of my favorite cities to visit, and I wouldn't mind living there if I could afford it. 

I love rythm-action, so I want to play a TheaterRythm game some time. 

I love GGX2, so I imagine I'd like BlazBlue. Don't know any characters, though. 

Chibi Robo was the most appealing game from Nintendo Direct for me as well. I never played the original. 

DKC: Tropical Freeze looks great as well; I think they probably will still make it hard, though. I could be wrong. I don't know what your favorites are, but I remember the original Donkey Kong, DKC 1-3, and DK64 the best. 

I liked Yoshi's Island's art style as a kid, but I don't remember much else about it. Is the yarn game supposed to be like Kirby's Epic Yarn?

I have some interest in the rest of the games you mentioned, including Shovel Knight. 

Since your list is Nintendo-centric, are you at all curious about X for WiiU? Is it still coming out? I thought it looked cool.

I'm still playing Fez and Batman: Arkham Asylum. I have a lot of games I have not installed from Steam yet, cause I'm thinking I'll save space if I wait until I feel I've completed what I want to of some games, then get them off my hard drive and download others. I am starting to have a problem with buying too many digital games as well, lol

Yeah, I tend to use the same sources of reviewers who's opinion I tend to agree with, or at least who I know, so I know if I'm more or less likely to agree with them. I think we pretty much have the same approach to reviews.

Not really, a show about the antics that take place in the lives of its characters is just a sitcom. Show about nothing is overselling the originality of the concept, methinks. I will fight you to the virtual death over this. 

I think I did read your Ni No Kuni review. At least the one you posted for your countdown. I don't take negative feedback to heart, I just use reviews to determine if I want to spend any money on trying something I'm not entirely sure about. I also make sure I understand why something is rated a certain way. For instance, short, linear arcadey shooter sounds great to me, and if I saw a negative review of it decrying its lack of character customization and linearity, I'd still try it, cause it sounds like something I would enjoy. 

As for Disney Infinity, that does sound like fun. I really wish Sly Cooper was on Steam. I miss those games.

I didn't say it was copying Friends, I just meant that it was also a sitcom about the antics of a group of friends living in New York.