Didn't play as many games as I would have like this weekend... I played:

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Y Tu, mi Compadres?

Basically this. I needed nothing more, to be honest. Great game, one of the best of 2011.

Who is Tim Teabag?

Jessica will always be smokin' hot to me.

I've been playing a lot of Skyrim eh.

SteelAttack said:

Who is Tim Teabag?

Now I have found a high isometric view allows me to run the witcher at my native resolution without my videocard shitting itself.

Weekly Japanese publication Shukan Gendai has gone through a list of publishers and developers to figure out which ones will still exist 10 years from now. Now did they decide these companies and their likelihood of survival? We have absolutely no idea! What we do know is that they used a scoring system of 1-10, with 10 meaning the company will definitely be around in 10 years, and 0 meaning they'll be dead.



• Gree: 6 points


• Capcom: 1 point


• Koei Tecmo: 0 points


• Konami: 1 point


• Square Enix: 0 points


• Sega: 0 points


• Sony Computer Entertainment: 2 points


• Nintendo: 7 points


• Namco Bandai: 2 points

Gree??

Nintendo Power - Resident Evil: Revelations review



- The cruise ship in the Mediterranean "proves to be the most discomforting since the original RE mansion"

- "The game made me jump with embarrassing regularity while playing in a bright lit office"

- Big focus on exploration and scrounging for items and health

- Main focus is the ship with side plots that require you to play as different characters

- These side plots move much faster (more action) than the main story on the ship

- Game runs in episodes much like a TV series

- "couple of neat plot twists"

- "The big conspiracy at the center of the game never quite managed to hook me"

- No surprise appearances (Jill and Chris are the only old characters to return)

- About 10 hours to complete

- Raid Mode is more focused and more compelling multi player than Mercenaries 3D

- Raid Mode has more "staying power than Mercenaries"

- Same control scheme as Mercenaries

- Use your thumb on the touch screen to activate some fingerprint locks

- StreetPass enables you to receive special rewards for use in both multi and single player modes

- Genesis Bioscanner is a "nifty addition to the RE formula, and something we hope to see expanded upon in the future"

- Production values are great. CGI cinematics and soundtrack are great. "Hard pressed to think of even a Wii game that seems to have as many resources poured into it"

- Underwater is not "nearly as frustrating as it is in most games"


Ending statement:

"If Revelations isn't the best reason to own a Nintendo 3DS right now, it's pretty darn close. The game is a showcase for what the handheld is capable of and a potent reminder of why Resident Evil remains one of the medium's most celebrated franchises."

9/10

played nothing this weekend since i was traveling. As a bonus though I got a nasty piece of malware on my PC so for most of the day I've been playing "let's see if this will get rid of the bad code."

... therr are not words for how much I loathe the piece of shits that do this stuff.

_Bear said:

Probably going to have buyers remorse, but I ordered a Vita and a few games, it just looks too good to not . 3DS I was able to resist.

What games?  I'm a bit curious as looking at the launch line-up I don't feel much appeal besides Uncharted.  And even that one, I'd sooner get U3.  Chances are I will probably get one somewhere down the line but price and lack of software is making it not too hard to resist getting at launch