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That makes me think of the puzzles in The Cave that I played this year.

I just started looking at the free games on PSN for Vita. Didn't see anything I wanted to play there yet, but I may check out PS3 a give a look.

Been wanting that Costume Quest for a while now. Maybe tonight's the night.

When I used to listen to the GoNintendo podcast, Raw Meat Cowboy raved about Zak & Wiki so much, I finally went out and got a copy. I still haven't played it though.

I still have my Dreamcast keyboard and Typing of the Dead. It was fine, just like Typer Shark on PopCap was fine (I'd rather play Mavis Beacon Typing Tutorial instead - teaches more real skills and is just as fun to me) but I really want to play more of the light gun House of the Dead games.

Neato. There are all these hidden gems out there for the Dreamcast. I still have mine and could use some more games for it. One of these days I'll go on a retro binge and hopefully pick up this game.

Sweet! I still have to play last year's XCOM: EU. It's sitting here waiting to get played. I'm tempted to bite on the new one, but I want to get to the original first. Nevertheless, this is going in my must-play list for games to get as soon as I have the cash.

Don't I know it. Many a favorite game of mine was ripped by reviews. I don't care. I just bring reviews up for fun. It's interesting to see what the critics say, even if they miss what's fun about a game. I was actually thinking Aliens: Colonial Marines would be fun just because it got panned. I figured that meant it was unsophisticated and just a run-and-gun shooter, which is fine by me.

Operation Darkness did annoy me in the camera department when I played the demo, but unplayable? Naw. I liked the style of gameplay so much, I bought it anyway. With a little time, I can figure out the camera situation.

Zak & Wiki, Chibiterasu, Okami, Morrigan, Sakura. That Capcom book looks neat! It goes on my list.

I was never a heavy candy eater. I could ration it out over a long time.