It will stay shrink wrapped for a while yet in my collection. I'm playing Bioshock Infinite for the second time and then God of War Ascension and then a couple of XBLA games before I get to it.
I have to remember to get Dark Arisen instead of the original Dragon's Dogma since the first game is on Dark Arisen.
The Game of Year Edition for Borderlands 2 is out and it's $30. I will be pouncing on that soon.
XCOM is going for $30 at the brick and mortar stores right now. I didn't have that much on me today so I got Far Cry 3 for $20 instead. I'm thinking about reaquiring the games I traded in like Risen 2, and Dragon's Dogma. For the right price, I'll do it.
I wish I knew when they are going to catch up with PSN but I'm getting tired waiting.
OMG! I just looked at the wiki page. XBLA hasn't gotten a add-on since no. 4 and it's up to add-on 15 already. I guess they gave up on XBLA. Now I am going to have to get it on PSN.
Pikmin 3, Dragon's Crown, and Dream Team. Painkiller is a possibility too even though it's just an upgraded port of Hell Wars that I played on Original Xbox back in '06.
I think I expected live action and kept trying to treat it as such. When I finally gave it some thought. I realized it was turn-based and had an "aha" moment and everything just clicked.
It took me so long to get into KOTOR. I tried it twice before I stopped getting frustrated with the combat. Once I figured that out, I got so hooked (I had the same experience with Mass Effect).
I did the same thing because I couldn't get a handle on the combat at first and I wanted to experience the story.
Lately I've been starting games with the default settings, which is usually the middle difficulty or normal difficulty. Somehow I feel that the developers designed this setting as the best experience of the game. Easy usually takes away the tension of the game and Hard reduces the pace of the game to a crawl. I respect Hard mode in games, but I have to really love the mechanics to stay with it for very long.
