Deadlight is pretty good. I just got stuck in this one room.
MechAssault is really fun. You use a suit of body armor, then a tank, and then a full mech in the first few hours. You can even hack into an enemy mech and steal it. Made me think of Titanfall right away.
I've always been curious about this series. I'll definitely give it a shot next chance I get.
If it was like Pokemon Snap it would have to be on-rails throughout and it clearly isn't.
Durarara sounds a bit like the comic Fables on which the game Wolf Among Us was based.
Curious to see how this game plays.
Angry Birds would be great on the Vita.
I was trying to use the bucket-fill tool in uDraw and it didn't work like it does on a computer. You can't just tap an area to fill it, you have to hold down the stylus on the spot and wait for it to happen. Why couldh't they have just done it like it's done in photoshop?
Not a huge fan of the vampires, but I did read the first Anne Rice book. I'd like to read the original Bram Stoker's Dracula sometime - been meaning to for years.
YES! Tablet Tuesday. Make it so, number one.
Definitely choose warmth over gaming in the winter.
My memory of Red Faction 2 was that it was a disappointment after RF1. I even remember it as some kind of squad-based shooter, but I was wrong. It's a straight ahead FPS like the first one and pretty good. Don't know why I remembered it differently.
I have Soul Hackers. Need to get to that one.
It's a cool idea, riding a dragon and all, but being unable to freely roam isn't fun. I wanted to do that in the PS3 game Lair, but, even though you could freely roam, the controls weren't great. I'll just play Rogue Squadron again and pretend my snowspeeder is a dragon swooping down on an AT-AT.
