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Cool.

After playing today, I realized I had the control scheme reversed. Move with the left, look with the right.

I want to find a demon of my very own. 

It's not bad. It's a simplified Diablo for a fourth of the price with an emphasis on melee fighting. I'm stuck on the final boss and rage quit today. Jeremy can dodge, but it's really hard to get a hit in without taking damage. They give you no blood to regain health in that battle either. I still haven't figured it out.

It looks pretty much like every other Lego game, but the gameplay is error free and the puzzles very clever. And the Legos talk now. Not too much though. I got used to it pretty quick.

Surprise surprise. Foles became one of three QBs ever to get 7 TDs and no interceptions in a game. Who da thunk it. Also, after Peyton Manning, who also got 7 TDs in a game recently, you have to go all the way back to '69 for the next one.

My friend got all mad when they took Foles out of the game in the last 10 minutes, but that's just standard Football strategy when you're up 4 scores in the 4th quarter.

I got all the way to what I think is the final boss and got stuck. I just can't beat it. Grrrrr!

There's something in the game that's not quite as smooth and as quick as the combat in God of War. This becomes evident against a very fast opponent like this final boss. However, I was watching my friend play the same boss (he couldn't beat it either, but did better than me), and I noticed he used a shield skill I might have overlooked.

The game is good, but not great. I think the combat can be unfair at times like this. There are no blocks and it's difficult to avoid a lot of damage against a quick foe.

I hate not being able to complete a game so close to the end. It reminds me of DnD: Daggerdale which had a glitch in the final boss, and I never beat it. 

Blood Knights is on my sh*t list right now, but I may return after some thought.

I'm epically green with envy. Shortest... blog... ever.

And I would say, I've always wanted to play AssAss3 because it has Valley Forge Park in it. A place I know well. I've been writting a blog post about it in my head for years, waiting for that day I actually play the game.

You can look around in a game but can't move. That's what I think of when I think about a thumb injury - a right thumb injury. A left thumb injury would be: can't look around, but can move. And in Robotron 2084 a right thumb injury would leave you weaponless. Ah, how we depend on our thumbs these days in gaming.

I have two rigs also. Neither are in front of a couch. I have a computer chair for each and sit up close to the screen, so they don't need to be that big.

Yea, it's never that bad.

They sound like they are forcing it a bit too just for the videos. 

According to Wiki, Uncharted 3's multiplayer was established in February as free-to-play up to level 15. You don't need the disc or anything for that, but to go beyond level 15 you either have to pay something or own the Uncharted 3 disc. All the facts are here: http://www.naughtydog.com/games/uncharted_freetoplay_faq/