PixlBit

I don't have a favorite game this year so far. I've been mainly playing retro stuff. Of those, Paper Mario Thousand Year Door has been my favorite; however, I've put the most time into Borderlands 2 with a friend of mine. I just started Child of Light though. I'm enjoying that. Wolfenstein: New Order is my next purchase coming in a few weeks. 

All those you mentioned are really cool, just didn't make my must-buy day-one list.

So you can play it on Vita? Sounds like the best place for it.

You can use multiple cards I suppose? Darn, 64 GB is a giant amount of space on one of those tiny cards.

I really wish it would come to Vita, because it would look so gorgeous on that device. That being said, it does look great on the big screen.

What's with the goat cheese. When did that become a thing? 

That is pretty tasty though, feta and tomato. Put that on a white pizza. Yum.

I can already tell by the size of the skill trees and number of collectibles that it's a short game. Let's see, what does howlongtobeat.com say. . . no times yet, but I've read that it's about a 12 hour game. 

They're all on the cloud. Memory is old hat at this point. Just download them again when you need them.

RadioRadar today talked about Child of Light saying it's pretty easy at first but gets much better in the second half. I've played 3 chapters and would say it's been pretty easy so far. Not that it's not fun. I'm really enjoying the battle system so far and can see it getting way more tricky in the later levels.

I'm workin' that backloggery, but I've a got a long way to go. I actually resisted buying some games on Gamestop's buy 2 get 1 free sale the other day, mainly because I am now very conscious of the size of my backlog. 

NY style is my favorite, but Real does a really good deep dish. Greesy as heck, just the way I like it.

I liked the demo for Warhammer 40k Space Marine. I picked it up cheap for Xbox 360 and I'll get to it one day.

Those are a lot of games. It's good to be a plus member.