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Broken Age Chapter I and Banner Saga. Both on Steam, both look awesome. I've been wanting to play them all year.

That looks cool. I just saw a Colecovision Flashback console at Toys R Us today. I'm going to pick it up tomorrow. Hope this game is on it.

That's good too.

I went to Toys R Us and not only did they have Atari Flashback 5, but they also had the Genesis one, a Colecovision one and an Intellivision one. I got the Atari and Genesis today and tomorrow I'm getting the other two. 

48 Dreamcast games. That's cool.

Really loved playing Valiant Hearts. I love the look of it with it's inky lines and watercolors. It was really fun too. I remember the underground areas making me feel like I was playing an Oddworld game. There are hidden objects in the game to find too with full descriptions that give you some insight into the times and what people went through. I read everything. So interesting. There was also that rhythm game you had to do for the sections with the medic (I forget her name now). That was ok, but I don't enjoy rhythm games stuff usually. Now I'm tempted to go play it again.

Wiki says, "José Arcadio Buendía, founds the town of Macondo, the metaphoric Colombia."

I went to look for one at Walmart last night but didn't see one. . . Oh Toys R Us has them. I'm off.

Convergence between TV/Movies and games has already begun in terms of the content and style of both of them - the influence going in both directions. Reviewers are only going to follow that trend. Plus what game reviewer doesn't want some of the respect movie reviewers get.

Exactly what I was thinking in relation to GTA. Those games never get points off for being sexist, and I'd say their ads at least are very sexist (all those lolypop sucking bikini girls on buses and buildings), of course it's all a joke, but it's less obviously so with GTA than Bayonetta. Play Bayonetta for five minutes and you know it's a joke right away.