Bioshock Infinite was and is incredible. The ending is pretty incredible and there is more than one huge twist at the end. It is also amazing in more ways than one. I love the gameplay but a game that give me a big twist at the end is often what make games like this talked about in discussions.
I once had my eye on getting this game but I might again at some point in fhe future. You have made me more interested in this game. I am a fan of the team who did the Yakuza titles and really wanted to see what they did with something different.
Things are good. I am happy a lot of us are at one place 
Yeah, lots of content. To me though, I don't care about the VR missions. I get my fun out of the campaign. I have the collectors editon of that HD version of MGS2 and 3 but I haven't even got around to playing either of them. Who knows when...
No No Kuni, I don't know when I will get to it. I will eventually. It might consume a lot of my time. Sly Copper is not easy for me to get into. I am not a big fan. I will try to get through it at some point. I just played through one short portion, basically stopping when finally going through time to Japan.
Right now I am playing Bioshock Infinite and its incredible.
Got me too. When I saw it, I was wondering why. I was more confused than anything and got me interested to see a bit what it was. I am not big on April's Fools. Anyway good blog regardless of the misconception ;)
Yeah, I am not to interested in playing the game. Its just something nice to have from Nintendo. It was either it or some downloadable titles which I think is awesome.
I dont know when exactly when they went in red but I didn't start hearing about it until they focused away from license titles which was always there thing. Its too bad. I think its horrible timing. I think the South Park title might be great. The next Metro title sounds awesome, and the sequel of Homefront has potential with Crytek working on it. So sad. Good discussion :)
Oh and to add, Company of Heroes 2. Geez, the timing was terrible.
Homefront didn't suffer from being a new IP? They marketed the hell out of it but nobody was interested. It sold poorly. New IPs never sale as well as established franchises. Call of Duty, Mario titles, Assassin's Creed and so on get constant sequels because of their success. THQ put everything out there for Homefront and Udraw. I don't know what you mean by anti consumerist activities. THQ was known for constant licenses titles and then it branched out and that is when it hurt them.
