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Scibblenauts is as close to a writing game as i can think of. Mavis Beacon's Typing Tutor is practically a game. I think they modeled the whole program to be like a game. Typing of the Dead also, but neither of these games has you writing anything really. Only Scribblenauts has you actually coming up with words to use in the game. Bravo to those guys.

I live near where Ursula Le Guin went to college. Bryn Mawr College. My Mom got her PHD in biochem there too. I've read her Earthsea trilogy and some short stories. One in particular reversed gender roles in a story about men having to go through some emasculation process. It kinda infuriated me, but I guess that's to be expected. Way to turn the tables Ursula. Bravo!

Eco Fighters! Coolness.

I love investigating the environment, but after a really thorough search and coming up short, I go right to a guide. Some of those items a bomb sniffing dog couldn't find.

Yea, try a demo. It's nowhere near as satisfying as Wolfenstein. The game really emphasizes stealth in a lot of missions and your weapons aren't nearly as powerful as in Wolfenstein. Something about the feel of the aim isn't quite right. Maybe it's just more realistically wobbly, but I had to slow down the look sensitivity, and I found myself using the sniper rifle a lot because you can slow down time by holding your breath, making targeting easier.

This Torchlight II talk has me really excited for a good action RPG. I may have to preorder Diablo III Ultimate Evil Edition coming out in August.

Yea, even though the Transformers are huge, they do look like toys. I'd see Pacific Rim again in a heartbeat, Transformers? Meh.

Neato! One day I'll travel somewhere too. I'm thinking Acadia National Park in Maine. Not exactly an epic William Lithgow trip around the globe (I'm reading The Rare Adventures and Painful Peregrinations of Wiliam Lithogow right now) , but someplace I really want to see.

I probably play them in reverse order since my priority is to play the most recent games first.

I still read a lot, and I mean a lot. I probably read four books and about 15 comics a month. That's my weekdays. Weekends it's all gaming as long as my friend Mark is around.

Here's my list starting with most recent:

Valiant Hearts: The Great War
Pinball FX2 Deadpool
Enemy Front
Wolfenstein: New Order
Bound By Flame
Child of Light
LEGO The Hobbit
Witch and the Hundred Knight
Yaiba: ninja Gaiden Z
Dark Souls 2
South Park Stick of Truth
Tales of Symphonia Chronicles
DKC Tropical Freeze
Weaponshop de Omasse
EDF 2025
The LEGO Movie Game
Fable Anniversary
Halo Spartan Assault
Assassin's Creed Liberation HD
Banner Saga
Broken Age Ch. 1