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The Blu-ray player was our excuse to get a PS3 lol. And we do use it quite a bit for that. Infinite is really good so far and judging by the all the good reviews out there I expect it will stay that way. For a cheaper option you could try the first BioShock, which you can probably get for a couple of bucks at this point, though it sounds like you'll still need to get a system to play it on.

If you can get the needed hardware together to play Four Swords co-op (GBAs and link cables), do it. There are few multiplayer experiences that are more fun.

The last boss is really hard! But it is definitely a great game. There's a fair amount of post-game content too.

I am ashamed to say that I have yet to play a Katamari game

My wife wanted the second Harry Potter LEGO game soooo bad so we watched the price and waited and waited. Finally we got a good deal on it...only to let it sit on our self for months now lol. The Lord of the Rings one does look pretty good though.

Dang, I wish I had money for that. Good deal. Also, Radiant Historia is indeed awesome. Easily worth $30.

My browser quit unexpectedly a while back while I was writing a blog and the auto-save, um, saved what I had, so it works at least some of the time.

I saw the headline and thought, "Hey, that's cool!" Then I saw Mega Man Powered Up 2 & 3 and I became suspicious. It was downhill from there lol. Nice wish list of games though.

I've had similar feelings about Capcom ever since last year when their big release was a western-style RPG (Dragon's Dogma). I couldn't help but wonder what happened to the Capcom I knew and loved.

Castlevania music is great which is one of the reasons I'm not a big fan of the Lords of Shadow reboot actually. They took one of the signature aspects of the franchise--strongly melody-driven music--and turned it into this ambient movie soundtrack thing. If LoS had been its own game unrelated to the franchise I would have thought the soundtrack was fine. But this is Castlevania! *gets down off soapbox*

Glad you liked it! Yeah, the transitions are really good and the remixer did a great job of building from the clock tower theme into Vampire Killer.

I've wondered about Alex too but that's not the Columbia I was referring to. That's what the city in BioShock Infinite is called and that's where I was going lol

The possibility that anyone could be a robot and what it really means to be human are certainly fascinating topics. They're what lie at the heart of Philip K. Dick's classic book Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? and its loose (but excellent) movie adaption Blade Runner.