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For a second there I thought Star Wars Commander was a Dreamcast game. It's graphics actually could fit very well into the Dreamcast library of titles.

I wasn't doing any side missions unless they were right there in front of me, but after a while I started to doing all of them. Now I won't leave an area until I've done all the side missions. I also spend a lot of time in Concordia going back and forth from my Bank and the Crusher trying to figure out the best combinations to make the best weapons. I'm at 32 hours now and still haven't finished the story. I like to explore a bit too. There's lots of hidden loot chests and stuff like the Borderlands symbol burned onto walls that I like to find. The levels do feel a little bit smaller than in B2, but I guess it makes sense since you're on a moon and not a planet. Maybe I'll finish the story next weekend, but then there's Vault Hunter Mode, Slaughter Pit and four DLC packs confirmed on the way. Plenty of game there.

You are a little bit lower to the ground, but it's not that noticeable. Every once in a while I look up a little bit at something and I'm reminded that I'm like three foot tall.

I just hit a major boss fight in Borderlands: Pre-Sequel and much was revealed. I'm beginning to see the origins of many things in Borderlands 2. I was beginning to feel somewhat lukewarm about the game, but now I"m on board again.

The first 'shot' went wide and I forgot about cover. Bah cover!

I'm very similar about Zelda games. I don't think I've finished one of them, but I've played a few, and am always curious about the next in the series.

Game sounds and looks fantastic despite the issues you mentioned. 

A lot of my podcasters this week have been talking about how smart the Alien AI is and how it's based on animal intelligence. I'd like to hear more about that.

I think it should be called Mario Andretti Kart Racer 2014. 

All joking aside though, this would be really cool in one of those multi screen setups some people have to get the full experience. Does it have a mode for multiple screens, foot pedals, steering wheel and all?

I used to watch F1 racing when I was a kid. I liked it better than stock car racing because they took more turns and the cars looked cooler.

I agree, but there's no stopping the Borderlands train now. After about 100 hours maybe. I usually fatigue out of a game around that mark, no matter how fun.

Social gaming trumps all I'm afraid. Of course, this is like couch-tandem-single-player without the couch and only marginally social.