PixlBit

It isn't a long game. I spent 13 hours on it playing on Normal difficulty, which makes the gun fights take considerably longer. I think the first time I played it, taking turns with my friend Mark, we played on Easy and ripped through it much faster; probably 9 or 10 hours like it says on howlongtobeat.com. It's a pretty linear game too; not many alternate paths or a lot of explorable areas to get lost in, which makes for a quicker playthrough.

It's a barrel of fun. I was tempted to get it again for PS3 just so I could play it on two systems. Goofy me.

I have Grandia II and III on PS2. I'll have to go pick up the first game on PSN sometime.

Marco! Polo! That's two trophies, one for each word. Every played that Uncharted card game? I'm curious about that and I think it's on Vita.

Ha! I remember that tease.

LEGO Hobbit was so cool. I want to finish it. Argh!!!

Cool. I'll friend you on PSN (I'm aiwithwarpdrive) and we can compare trophies. I'm not really actively hunting them though. But it's fun to look at.

The price hasn't moved much for SMG2. It's still $30.

The second just has more of everything. It's a visual feast too and delivers it's story in a seemless and exciting way. Uncharted 1 is clearly a game. U2? I'm not sure. Sometimes I think I'm in a movie, but then I'm doing things in it, so I guess it's a game. It blurs the lines much better.

I've played it several times. Just never finished it.