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Played Modnation Racers until 5am. We were four guys playing local multiplayer.

The difficulty in the Souls games isn't that bad as long as you don't rush things. What I like about the games is that you need to be aware of your surroundings and enemy movement. Your positioning matters, and so does the choice of weapon. You need to watch your stamina bar and not just button mash, or you're dead. I'm not great at these kind of games, but I beat 75% of the bosses on my first try. The way to them was the tricky part and I died many times trying to reach them. I played a character with light armour that didn't give as much protection as the heavy ones, but instead I could roll and dodge enemy attacks much easier. Fighting another human player is probably some of the most exciting I've done in online multiplayer. My record in PvP is very bad, but it's great nonetheless. Some players have found cheesy ways to win like in most MP games, but most of the time, the fights are fun. I'd write more, but I'm writing from my phone and my wrist is hurting.

Far Cry 2. Lol... I don't know what to say. Playing this, I was reminded how awful I am at first person shooters. More than 3 enemies attacking me? I start panicking and it's a 100% confirmed game over. I've given up on it since I know I won't be able to complete it, but what I played was fairly fun.

I haven't played the original Fallout, so thanks for the update.

Still playing Tales of Graces f. I've now convinced my brother to play it with me in co-op. The gameplay is full of win. Also played a couple of hours of Fallout: New Vegas. Primm now has a robot sheriff. Yeehaaw!

It still boggles my mind that there hasn't been a FF Tactics sequel. I did enjoy FF Tactics Advance and I'm currently playing Tactics Advance 2 (230 missions cleared), but a "real" sequel has always been a no brainer to me. But now that Matsuno is no longer at S-E, I don't know who could step up. Well, there is one person, but he's currently tasked to work on an iOS game. I know it might sound silly, but I feel Obsidian would be perfect for FFT2. The Tactics spinoffs don't need amazing graphics, it's all in the design. We know Obsidian can do good story and dialogue, and they would probably not have a problem doing a turn based battle system, (with the supervision of some S-E employees). I say Obsidian because a S-E developed FFT" would probably be a mess.

First season was a positive surprise. I wasn't expectint this show to be good, but season 2 is the only thing on TV I really care for.

NIER was developed by Cavia and published by Square Enix. Cavia is now a dead studio. I have liked a lot of Square Enix titles, but they have released a lot of trash. A lot of it can be blamed on ineffective structure within the studio. When FFXIII was announced, they only had the trailer and nothing more. That's absurd. They also hired a lot of people to work on assets before they had decided on how the game was going to look, and other stuff like that. A lot that was worked on was simply "thrown away". Currently, my most anticipated S-E game is a game for Nintendo 3DS. The title is ridicilous, but the game looks beautiful. Bravely Default: Flying Fairy Great art direction, turn based battles and a job system a la Final Fantasy V.

It has now reached $1,7 million. Only $400K remains!

They might not use the Onyx engine, but read this:

I didn't try it either. Pre-ordered the game from Green Man Gaming for $40. (Never bought anything from them.)

Same goes for me. Backwards compability for next gen consoles is a must. I can accept no PS1 or PS2 suppoer since I play them on emulators, but if the PS4 doesn't play PS4 games, I can wait a long time before getting one. The same goes for the next Xbox, it needs to play Xbox 360 games for me to be interested.

Sourcecode. The last 15 minutes ruined the movie.

More Tales of Graces f. Characters aren't much to sheer about, but I can't think of a more fun battle system. And as I feared, titles are addicting, too addicting. I'm not very far in the story yet, but I doubt it's going to be "great". Don't really like the main character's personality and some party members aren't very likeable but some of them are good.

Lol! Bought DSIII DLC for

Bought the GOTY version of the first game earlier today. Also bought the Dungeon Siege III DLC.

I just learned that I will keep my job. Last day was going to be March 31st, but I got an extension. Happy times. Will celebrate with a pizza or hamburger.

You get all 3 games if you pledge $50. I'll have to think about this option.

Today I watched my favorite soccer team lose once again. I hate soccer. *waits for his team's next game*

I was going to wait, but I couldn't resist importing. It's also a cheaper option for me. I rarely buy games here in Sweden anymore.

I'm playing Tales of Graces f. I've played a lot of games in the Tales series, but I think this has my favorite battle system. I can run around fighting enemies and never get bored. This is slowly becoming my current favorite JRPG series. Using quicksteps to dodge enemy attacks and then counterattack is great. Then there are two styles for each character, so there's a lot of skills to get. You gain skills via titles you get throughout the game, and collecting them has been really addictive. I don't know if I'll like this more than Tales of Vesperia, since I enjoyed almost everything with the game, but the battles are more fun in Graces f. Playing Tales of the Abyss on my 3DS and also learned that Tales of Xillia was trademarked in Europe. Not that I think anyone here actually likes Tales games.

It's not any more episodic than Mass Effect was, they've clarified in the FAQ that they're planning the trilogy. With your pledge you're funding one game you'll get, not a saga of which you'll get only the first episode. That sounds much better. I'll read the FAQ. Mostly been looking at the description of the game. They are promising a lot, let us hope they can deliver. I'm still waiting for that Obsidian FF Tactics 2 announcement. A man can dream...

Everything seems to be very interesting, but I'm not sure I like that it is episodic. Wort case scenario is that I only pledge $10.

This is one of the reasons I started to excercise. The back pain was getting real troublesome for me. If you are not overweight, I suggest taking breaks every now and then. Walk around for a few minutes, stretch your arms and stuff like that. I take a break every hour or something like that.

You guys can do it. I had no motivation whatsover, but somehow I managed to keep going. On the other hand, I work out at home. Bought dumbells and an exercise bike, because I knew I couldn't be bothered to go to the gym. It will be hell at first, but you get used to it after a while. Gorgon: I don't exercise every day yet, even if that should be my goal. I rest on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, because I don't feel like I want to burn myself out.