PixlBit

Well, I haven't tried any WiiU games, but these look great. 

I'm also a bit disappointed Retro wasn't working on something else, but DK does look fun.

The Wonderful 101 looks great on an HDTV, or at least the one I saw it playing on in BEST Buy a year or so ago.

You seen the Need for Speed movie trailer? I love those games and the guy from Breaking Bad doesn't look as whiney as he was in the TV show. I hope it's good at least in a goofy Fast/Furious kinda way.

Creating your own superhero is a cool thing.

I need to figure out where to get Sochi games on my TV, as I don't have the regular NBC channel, but it's cool and a bit bittersweet to see Mario and Sonic crossing over so much now.

That Optimus Prime shot is cool.

I still need to play Resident Evil 4. Never played an RE in my life.

That screenshot of Shiek and Falcon make me want a more traditional Super Smash Bros. fighting game.

GTA LEGO sounds fun; I used to play LEGO Island on PC a lot as a kid. 

Funny about Zombi having sequels gamewise, I think there's a series of low-budget movies called Zombi that http://thecinemasnob.com reviews. 

I really do need to ... stupid BaD...

The dude abides ... I should watch DVDs some time. I agree about always-online, I remember our internet going out during XONE fiasco and playing my Gamecube thinking "I'd pay $500 to NOT be able to do this if I bought that thing."

Nice Homestar Runner pic/Strongbad.

You have the same appraoch to games I do to movies, only my favorite games are just the ones either that gave me my most memorable Christmas gift (Star Fox 64) or were just the most fun to pick up and play (EBA). 

Honestly, I don't even know if those are my favorite games, I just have good memories of them. I don't know if I have a favorite game like some people on here do, where it changed my perception on something. I've pretty much just always liked pick-up-and-go games or deep adventures, but they were just fun, nothing mind-blowing. Maybe some day.

To be honest ... I don't get it. lol 

The Citizen Kane of gaming? So what you're saying is this game is not a movie that I think was right to lose out to the more emotionally impactful How Green Was My Valley, despite my respect for it as a hugely important cinematic classic that nonetheless bored me to tears regarding a subject who's personal affairs I care little about, but find fascinating to read about when it comes to his (William Randolph Hearst, in large part the basis for Charles Foster Kane) professional exploits? 

Duly noted.

That bitch. 

But hey, it was released when I was born and I loved playing it too, so I'm all for calling SNES the best console ever.

No one to play with. Thanks for bringing this to everyone's attention before Valentine's Day ... jerk. 

Congrats to your daughter, and I have to say, KILL EM ALL unicorn cat! Keep your head up, man.

I forgot all about those photo prompts until you sparked my memory just now ... hmmm ... need to go find that link again. In fact, my memory and cognitive function in general, along with my eyes, have suffered a great deal as of late due to lack of sleep and too much looking at computer screens.

Glad you and your dog had fun. I kinda want to buy myself a cat.