PixlBit

I want to do some blogs like this but I'm so conlflicted. I have so many unplayed games. Maybe I still will. Very interesting list you have here though. I own or have played a lot of these (Dishonored for the win!). Did not know about Quake 2 being included with Quake 4. I might buy that now (the internet tells me it's $3 at GameStop). When it comes to Halo, though, I liked 4 the best, campaign and multiplayer. Reach is great, no doubt, and I played a ton of that when it was the newest one but I enjoyed 4 more.

Man, that does sound pretty cool. I'm just surprised the developer could get all this together in the year since ACIII.

Wow, you don't see such a low score very often but it sounds like it's richly deserved. Personally, I rarely spend any time in Time Trial modes in racing games, so even if this was decent it wouldn't really interest me.

I've always wanted to try the Armored Core series but I have no idea where to jump in. This does not sound like a good entry for that. Any suggestions?

I love the crayons and coloring book in the background of the picture. Guess you gotta have something to do while not playing, huh? 

I finished El Shaddai on Monday. An enjoyable game, to be sure, but very strange. The ending is weird. I'm looking forward to hearing what the chaps on Backloggers have to say about it.

Blackgate sounds pretty good. I do love that Metroidvania style though. I'd have to play it on the 3DS but I'll definitely keep an eye out for it. There are just so many good 3DS games now.

Sounds like that guy just wants to get his kid whatever will make him shut up so dad can have some peace. That's speculation but getting your kid GTAV is bad parenting no matter how you slice it. My son is only 15 months old, so he's not playing games yet (though he does know how to turn on all the systems lol) but once he does in a couple years, there will be a lot of games we already own that he won't be allowed to play for a long time. The ESRB does what it can but it all comes down to parents knowing their kids. Maybe my son will be ready for CoD at 10, maybe not. We'll decide as we go. But he certainly won't be lacking games to play, whatever his age at the time 

And good choice on Chrono Trigger. Awesome game. And unlike so many RPGs, CT doesn't have pointless content to pad out the experience, so you should be able to finish without too much trouble.

Close enough! 

That sounds like a good idea, picking out just your favorites to keep. How many 360 games total do you think you have right now? I don't think I could do it though. Too much of a collector mindset even if I don't have a wallet to match lol

I used the same IGN guide! I blew through Lucifer's Palace in hopes of finishing the game and then he thwomped me again and again and again, so I went back and spent some time grinding and fusing better demons. The Palace was a good place for that at least.