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Yeah, she likes it a lot. It's awfully buggy on the 360 though.

I'm looking forward to Christmas, New Years, and having days off again 

Man, I wish I had DQIV. It's super expensive now though  Dragon Age: Inquisition, from a technical standpoint, seems pretty janky on the 360. My wife is talking about buying it again when we get a PS4.

Thanks! Seems like I'll need it O_O

Thanks for the heads up, man. This brings my GOG collection up to four game, all of which were free and...none of which have been played 

Most sidetracked episode ever lol

But the library is free 

But where's Waldo? Clearly that's the problem.

Dragon Age is my wife's favorite series, so she has been so excited to get her hands on Inquisition. She liked DAII as well. It's not the sequel people expected but it's certainly not a bad game.

Might I suggest PS+ games for the game club? Seems like there's quite a few of us subscribers on here, and it'd be nice to have some extra incentive to play Thomas Was Alone or The Cave or a bunch of those other games I haven't touched lol.

I'm one of those people who listens to the podcast on my daily commute, so it usually takes a couple of days to get through it and then a couple of days to get around to commenting...if I can remember what it is I was going to say, that is. 

You guys talked about iOS a lot (I remember that much!) and I've always been fond of iOS gaming. It can't supplant traditional gaming but there is a lot of fun to be had. You guys mentioned, though, how you usually go with free-to-play games to avoid the risk that comes with buying games you know nothing about. I get around this problem with by using Touch Arcade, which is a site all about iOS gaming. Their mobile app has an awesome feature called the Watch List. When you put a game in your Watch List, the app will notify you whenever the game is updated or there's a price change. By reading the site and poking around in their forums I've garnered a pretty huge Watch List and so have gotten a ton of paid games for free just by being patient. Using their app is an easy recommendation to make.

As for actual free-to-play games, I think the last one I really sunk significant time into was Disco Zoo but that was a good, I don't know, six months ago. Cool game though. You play a little Battleship-esque game to collect animals for your ever-growing zoo. There have been some updates since then, including one that took things into space, but I never did get back to it after maxing everything out initially. I downloaded Monster Strike after listening to the show but haven't tried it yet. Sounds like fun!

Angelo, you worried me for a second when you mentioned Backloggers and then said you were playing Amnesia. I was afraid I had missed something! But I checked my podcasts and saw nothing new, so I guess that's just a personal thing? That's probably just as well. My second son is just two-and-a-half months old, which means I'm still getting up a lot in the middle of the night. I probably would not want that game on my mind!

Anyway, good job rocking the two-man show, guys. Looking forward to the next one.

I really want to play these but I still I have the two most recent Phoenix Wright games, not to mention 999 and Virtual's Last Reward, to play. They look really good though.