Yeah, not having trigger buttons to work with in GTA III or Vice City when I play with my 360 controller on Steam is frustrating as it is, but at least I can map the aiming button to one of the non-trigger shoulder buttons.
I'd imagine using the back of a Vita as a substitute is not much of a substitute. But also, I feel like this blog was a long way of you bragging about your "big hands."
I am playing it on Steam and I love it. I'll probably end up trying to 100% it. So far, I've defeated the censors in the mad scientists' brain and done a lot of collecting.
And yeah, the game has been really funny thus far as well.
Oh, I thought Platinum+ was developing both.
Those zombies are pretty fast. I had a lot of fun with the game though.
Dammit man, I just went back on my diet and you post cheesesteaks! And fried mushrooms! And ginger beer!
That's ok, I had fried mac n cheese balls dipped in orange sauce, a jack cheeseburger with garlic parmesan fries and four different mixed drinks while I watched the Notre Dame game at my favorite local bar on Saturday. Too bad they lost to FSU. On the bright side, I've been back on my diet and exercise thing in full swing since ... yesterday. I'm already hungry. 
As for Borderlands, this setting is way more appealing to me, so I could see myself getting into this game if I had something to run it on. I mean, it is on Steam, but I have neither the cash flow nor (most likely) the RAM or graphics card to run it. Maybe when I get a console.
Basically, there have been a lot of close games as well as blowouts this seasons, but the really big blowouts have meant the average game this season is won by about 13 points.
What would you define as a blowout game by the way?
What other game have you Platinumed?
And yeah, I've never played a Dark Souls, but I hear they're tough.
To be fair, I'd say they are ahead of me, since I've only played the first two levels of Splatterhouse II and that was a couple days ago online. I'd never even heard of the series until the Splatterhouse remake got an EGM cover.
In fact, I'd never heard of any of the games these guys discussed after the Splatterhouse series. And they all looked interesting except D, which I do not want to play at all. I never even liked Myst when it came out.
This is definitely my favorite of these so far. Go Huskers! Need to see if I still have that hoodie my aunt gave me.
Also, the more I think about it, I want Sega to release a horror-themed game called Sonic Doom.
I mean, yeah, that's what I did when unable to see the show on nick.com.
