PixlBit

E said there was a way to just cue it without downloading it. Maybe you can pause it indefinitely or something. I'll have to check.

I second that! It's a real 3DS year for me.

I just moved it into my must-buy category. I didn't realize it was a new game in the series. I thought it was just another port of Persona 4. Hopefully I'll pick it up this weekend.

E on Major Nelson's podcast mentioned that you can just cue up the game and not download it. Once you cue it for download, you've bought it, and it's yours. Your account will remember it's yours and you can leave it on the cloud 'til you need it.

Todd Snap from Pokemon Snap. I only wish I had a Professor Oak in real life to show my photos to.

$20 is the nice price.

Crimson Shroud should be like DnD Minis with a virtual board and virtual pieces to maneuver around it during battle. That would make it so much better. All you get is a static screen during battles with most of your time looking at menus. I'm not saying the basic mechanics of the game are bad, no, they are very good. But it would be nicer to have a grid where possitioning is taken into account like FFT. It's a bare bones game for $7 so maybe I'm asking too much.

I like that $20 mark for new games. It usually takes six months to a year to get there but it feels like the right price for me.

Painkiller developer People Can Fly have just left this IP behind. They got bought by Epic and did Bulletstorm and now Gears of War Judgment. Some ex-employees of People Can Fly formed The Farm 51 dev team to do Painkiller: Hell and Damnation. I hope this means a sequel might be in the works but I guess it will probably depend on how well this version does.

I mean, it was great back in '06. It's just like Serious Sam being a total run-and-gun shooter but with a darker more serious tone. 

She's my long time girlfriend who I live with. Not sure where we're at anymore. But there it is.