PixlBit

Once you get used to the puzzles in Portal the tests fly by until you get near the end of the 19 tests...  or however many there were in total.

Unless I am mistaken it should have very low system requirements.  Your main character is a rectangle.

Good point.  Death is more important than sleep...  wait, that doesn't make much sense.

Frankly, I wouldn't mind joining the PC  Master Race, but the barriers of entry are a little bit too high right now.  I like the thought of having access to a plethora of games that extend back through through the 90s and such.

The games gives you enough of a fudge factor that you will most likely end up with a low chaos ending.  I highly reccomend going right back and going for the high chaos ending.  I knew that there was a lot of freedom in the game, but I didn't realize how much until I went through it the second time.

I have played a majority of the rest of your collection that you listed.  I quite enjoyed them all, so I hope you enjoy them as well.

Bioshock Infinite seemed to have pacing issues as well.  It must be those high plot ambitions.

I have not played through a Call of Duty Campaign since CoD 2.  This game's campaign still had a been there, done that feel.  I played a bit of the multiplayer, but decided that it is not my thing.  I may not be great at multiplayer, but in other games I can typically break even when it comes to my K/D ratio.

I absolutely loved Dishonored the first time I played through the campaign.  I went with the stealth approach.  The second time I went through the campaign, I went through it guns blazing and loved it even more than ther first time through.  

I was talking about the original Buzzfeed statements.  

I did rather like your response to #3.  Actually they are all great. 

So, when can we expect the critique of midget porn? 

There is one problem that I have encountered when trying to write notes for myself on topics that I would like to spend more time with.  It seems that once I write thoughts down they leave my mind and I rarely return to them.  Once they are out of my mind I have cleared space for something new to dwell upon.