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lol I guess so. Still waiting on buying one until after the holidays at least I think, but they made E3 a fun ride with that comeback.

Same here, but I am ever-curious about the benefits of PC gaming.

I haven't watched Anime Abandon in a while, but I should, Sage makes those pretty funny. I have listened to his new podcasts, though.

I never played an RE title, so don't know about that.

Yeah, I've never played FEAR, but games don't have the best examples of dads. lol

I love the old guy throwing hadokens in the last scene below the spaceship. I'd love to play this.

Ah, didn't really read the title, sorta just clicked here from messages and then kinda followed the bolded games when I read, so I didn't realize they were all meant to be new IPs only, just thought they were new games you were excited for in general. That's what happens when I read something at 3AM. lol

So yeah, I know what new IPs/intellectual properties are, just didn't catch that. I forget what its name is, but that one where the trailer is a kid running and grinding on rails down a sunny urban street for Xbox One looks good.

Ok, that's what I thought, but I saw his blog right before I read yours so I was wondering if maybe there was a connection. But it makes sense that it's just a coincidence.

I also notice, I rudely forgot to say good review. Good review, sir! lol

11 years is a very long time to be involved, thank you for your service, and glad you love it!

I am still pleading no-contest on Paula Deen and Trayvon Martin for now, until we have all the details, although Zimmerman's pursual of Martin and the fact Martin was unarmed, and the fact Trayvon's DNA was not found on Zimmerman's gun ... yeeah, not looking good for Zimmerman in my mind. We'll see, though.

As for Paula Deen, if it was all truly way in the past fine, otherwise I don't know the details of the deposition/overall case against her well enough to make a definitive claim one way or the other.

And I can see we do not see eye to eye on the issue of gay marriage. In my view, DOMA does not do enough, and gay marriage should be nationally recognized so we stop having issues like Jim Heath's sister taking the home owned by him and Lon Watts in my state because of some loophole she was able to take advantage of due to the fact they weren't technically married. 

Killer is Dead looks awesome, I don't know if I've ever even played a Suda 51 game, but I love the cel-shaded aesthetic and the vibe they give me. Evil Within also sounds very promising; haven't played a Resident Evil yet, but I'm hoping it can take Eternal Darkness' place as the game that can really get under my skin.

Beyond: Two Souls I'm not quite sold on. I watched a Let's Play of Heavy Rain, and I'm not sure how much I honestly missed of the experience by not being the one pressing buttons; then again, maybe a lot, as my own choices were never factored in, I was simply shown the alternate routes by editing. Since I might actually own a console next gen, I guess we will see. Is Quantam Break supposed to be similar, but with live action stuff cut in? Cause if so, I honestly think that's a bit lame, but we'll see; it's an interesting gimmick, at least.

The Order: 1866 looks good, I'm hoping it will be a motley crew of legendary beasts you're after as opposed to just vampires or just werewolves. I agree I'm excited that it doesn't appear to be an FPS.

Watch Dogs has me cautiously optimistic, as it's a really good premise, but a really good premise can still go all kinds of wrong, potentially.

Some of my own include Killer Instinct, because it exists, and inFamous: Second Son because it looks really cool.