PixlBit

I noticed in 2025 that the soldiers around you start singing fighting songs in addition to yelling "EDF! EDF! EDF!" I got a kick out of that.

Explain to me the Sonic one. Is it something from Majora's Mask that makes the moon explode?

This looks great! Doom II with an art style akin to Borderlands. I love it! It looks too like there is more detail in the levels. I just saw Doom and Doom II for sale on XBLA this week, and I passed on them because: A. I've already played them like crazy, and B. those old FPS's are so bland and samey in their environment design, that I get bored with them (I quit out of Marathon Durandal on XBLA because I kept getting lost since the rooms all look the same).

I hope this comes to consoles because that's where I do most of my gaming, but I'll consider the Steam release, because I may get into that soon.

She's an awesome class to play. I was flying around with a sniper rifle shooting as fast as I could. So many ants and spiders!

You should've seen the other ones I took. I'm a pig. I know.

Well, the first one EDF 2017 was great, but it didn't have online co-op, just local split-screen (there is a Vita version now. Not sure if it has online though). The second one, EDF Insect Armageddon does have online co-op but it was done by a different dev and I haven't played it yet (Metacritic gives all the EDF games the same score of 68 or 9, so I guess it should be as good as EDF 2017). This third game (fourth if you're going by the Japanese releases) EDF 2025 seems to me to be the best of the series and it's now $20 new. Bigger enemies, better graphics, everything destructs, super fast online play, loads and loads of missions. I think it's the best of the series so far.

If you're thinking about story and playing things in order, don't bother, because there are no distinct characters to follow, and the story is pretty much the same for each. The aliens come, drop bugs and robots, and you have to stop them. End of story.

I really like Magic, but at the time, I was not into taking on all those rules. I mean, the basic game is pretty simple, but then they add things like armor, spells, enchantments, and a host of special abilities for individual cards. It was making my head swirl.

I usually carry just one handheld around with me at a time. Right now it's the 3DS. I'm wondering where to put the Wii-U when I get one. There's only two shelves in the media center I have at my friend's place and that darn PS3 40GB takes up so much space. I really want the PS3 slim to take it's place.

Now I want a highlight video of the Wing Diver doing her thing while this song plays.

That disc was shiny brand new looking, not a scratch on it. I carefully dusted it. There was a hair on it. Then I reinstalled it to make sure an error hadn't been put there the first time because of the hair. No change. I guess it could be the save file got corrupted somehow or that the disc had a factory made flaw in it - never heard of a faulty disc before though.

The day after I traded it I thought of another solution, which was to try and warp my character out of the level with the Eagle and then come back later to see if it fixed itself. I wasn't sure if you could travel in that boss level though. Somehow I doubt it.

I know what you mean about the Wii controls. I really don't like the wiimote and nunchuck. I don't even like the classic controler only because you have to plug it into the wiimote. Why do they make you do that?

I did almost trade my copy of Twilight Princess for Wii, but I still want to play it. When I find the time.

Those maps are big, so it's really helpful to be able to fly. There's supposed to be a way to call in an aircraft or tank, but I haven't figured out how yet.