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I can't wait to see what magic Zynga has in store for the thing. Playing Candy Crush with a headset on for no fucking reason is gonna be awesome!

But yeah, I agree. Truth be told, I think genres that are not first person can be made to be first person once the tech is there, and Facebook has at least the money to do it quicker than it probably would have been otherwise. I'd love to play a Power Stone or a Zelda made in first-person perspective on the thing. 

And Candy Crush, obviously. I've never played it, but Words with Friends is a nice rip-off, I think. I haven't played that in forever either, though. I prefer real Scrabble, because my family and I have the best sleep when it gets into that final stretch and we say "fuck this, I'm tired, highest score so far wins."  

Well my profile picture just started making a lot more sense ...

Seems like a fun game. I should play more match-three instead of always http://freetetris.org 

Eh, that one just doesn't intrigue me. Gravity  was see above comment back to Alex, but American Hustle had some great twists and characters. 

Captain Philips is actually really good. For some reason, I kept passing it up saying "eh" every time I saw it at Red Box, but it wound up being fantastic.

I liked it, but I'm not sure about squeeing. Now, had I relaized "letterbox" was not some weird DVD thing and I could have changed it to look normal in my DVD software settings, or that "cinema mode" basically just means "darkening mode" and watched it full screen on Standard or Vivid settings, I might have felt slightly different, but basically I think I missed out on the real experience by not seeing it in IMAX 3D and wound up just liking it, but not really being wowed by it or anyhting.

That sounds cool, where can I find it? I never even heard of it. 

I wonder if that's how the forger made the painting of that picture Cooper and Bale were discussing in American Hustle.

Yeah, David O. Russel and Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper make a great team, Silver Linings Playbook was my favorite of 2012. 

I think everyone likes cute and sexy redhead and great actress, Amy Adams. Whoever doesn't is a ginger with no soul. Amy Adams is no soulless ginger. She's a fiery, soulful redhead I want to bone. What?

I'm glad Tomb Raider is on Steam. I'm constantly blown away by it graphically. I enjoy the gameplay so far as well. 

I'd love a PS4 version of The Last of Us, since I never owned a PS3 and that seems to be the game that defined many people's high opinion of that system last year.

You should, it's definitely one of the best soundtracks I've heard. 

I think I like SSB and MP's themes the most of these because of cinematic feel, especially MP, which is my favorite on this list. FFVI is good too, it reminds me of Zelda, and you're right about DKC's relaxing beat being one of very few relaxed menu melodies that loop endlessly, yet don't really get annoying. 

One of my favorite menu themes is this eerie, spacey one from Star Fox 64: 

I agree they were showing the sad scene to bring about the memory, and I applaud Disney for not showing her final reaction as a happy one, but I think they left out her final reaction so they could make an argument that they made it ambiguous, but I still think they were trying to spin it positively. They didn't show her final reaction though, so your point is definitely as valid as mine, I'm just very skeptical.

As for Warrior Within, it's been long enough that I may even wind up agreeing with all the reviews I read about the combat system improving, but at the time it was too much change in the wrong direction tonally for me. It'd be interesting to see if my mind would  change if I p[layed both again.