PixlBit

C'mon, Eternal Darkness! Insanity for the win!

You said once that PixlBit is really close to getting on Metacritic. How recognized is the site by the internet and games industry at large? Do publishers send you review copies of games or do you have to buy them yourself (with ad dollars, for instance)? I know you've been to E3. Was it difficult getting in there because of being a smaller site?

I was going to ask what happened that "e" in the name but I guess I was too slow in asking.

Huh. I thought Strange Journey was technically SMT IV. I guess not. Anyway, cool news regardless.

I did not know this game existed but cool. Sounds good and looks great. Of course, your whole article could have just said, "Ninja Gaiden on Master System--no cheap birds!" and I would have sung its praises lol. I hate those birds.

Dang, that Amnesia picture...I'm only sure that the fourth character is a guy. The first three are girls, right? Right? I mean, not that you care anymore, so whatever. And you know, it just occurred to me that pregnancy and childbirth is kind of like a nine-month dungeon with a heck of a boss at the end. Just sayin'

Can't help you there since I'm still playing it. I'm probably not the best person to ask anyway because I tend to wander around and explore the world as I go. The first BioShock certainly took me longer than 8 hours!

Well, the only games we paid money for this month were Max Payne 3 and BioShock Infinite. The others are all free games for PlayStation Plus subscribers. Since I've paid for the service, I "purchase" pretty much any free game that catches my eye (they're available for a limited time) and put it in my download list for later consumption. I think PS+ pays for itself pretty quickly

I'll get a Vita eventually lol. PSP games are relatively cheap right now so you should get one while the getting is good. Jeanne d'Arc would be a great place to start

The Blu-ray player was our excuse to get a PS3 lol. And we do use it quite a bit for that. Infinite is really good so far and judging by the all the good reviews out there I expect it will stay that way. For a cheaper option you could try the first BioShock, which you can probably get for a couple of bucks at this point, though it sounds like you'll still need to get a system to play it on.

If you can get the needed hardware together to play Four Swords co-op (GBAs and link cables), do it. There are few multiplayer experiences that are more fun.