NES Remix on Wii U. It's an astoundingly addictive set of mini-games, even if the game itself is simply a repurposed NES emulator with hacked ROMs and save states.

Fable 3 (Steam, GFWL)
Almost finished my current character. Played it several times before but keep coming back. Still have to get all of the weapons, but no one seems to play Co-op anymore so not sure that will happen. :(

Shoot Many Robots (xbox 360)
Only one achievement to go, but I doubt I'll get it. Have win a 4 player game. I suck too much for that to happen I think. :(

Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon (XBOX360)
Multiplayer for Survivor mode on this one is completely dead. I saw one person online like a year ago. Pretty sure I'll never finish those 500 waves alone. It is just too dull and boring alone. Need company for distraction.

Been playing a random set of games at the moment.

1) Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. I'm having a blast right now with this game.
2) Tearaway. I really enjoyed the presentation and how it used the features of the Vita. Just beat it today.
3) The Wonderful 101. I really like the presentation and gameplay, but the controls take some getting used to.
4) Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons. Just started the game and tried the keyboard controls...ugh.

Picked up a 3DS and have been playing Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. First Zelda I've played since Ocarina of Time ruined the series for me. It is pretty fun so far, though more than anything its just making me want to play LttP.

DMC - pretty good spectacle fighter with nice graphics and a decent combat system.

It's adapted from the webcomic Penny Arcade and it's pretty funny. And I think these games were great for their silly humour and gameplay, even if the second one kinda of a let-down. Still had a good time with it.

Just Cause 2. I'm only doing short bursts every now and then, and I'm still enjoying it so much that I might accidentally get 100% completion.

Been really getting into Spud's Quest. It's been such a long time since I played anything like this. So in the beginning the game felt really difficult. After getting the first extra skill and beating the first temple the game finally struck a chord finally. Also must admit that except for FTL this is no doubt the best Kickstarter game I got and played. Not gotten to play Broken Age, Two Brothers or Paper Sorcerer yet. There are just few minor things that annoy me a wee bit on Spud's Quest. The controls, especially the jumping&climbing wines is tad awkward. And also the are few spots where your character sort of gets stuck. But nothing game breaking and game was done (mostly i think) by one guy, which is impressive already. Would except to be able to finish the game this weekend. Hopefully this gets Greenlighted or added to GOG so that more people get to play it. Kind of feel like going back to Dizzy games now..


Other game that I am playing is GTA 5, only started it few weeks ago. Love pretty much everything in it, don't even mind the constant driving and the missions that are getting bit too samey. Only complaint I would have is the music, which is probably the first time in modern GTA game that this happens. Too much rap/hip-hop kind of music to me. Only one rock radio (that punk channel doesnt count) which quite is not enough.

Freespace & Bulletstorm. Also a bit of Saints Row for a quick laugh.

Dayz standalone and Gabriel Knight 1 on PC.

Mass Effect 3, I Am Alive and Walking Dead Season 1 on Xbox 360.

XCOM Enemy unknown on PS3 and just finished Assassin's Creed 3 on PC. Will continue with Mass Effect or some indie game.

From the Playstation Mobile store on my Vita, I will start Life of Pixel and soon Red Faction Guerrilla PC.

Beyond: Two Souls
This David Cage guy I think needs to hand over his ideas to more competent writers and game makers. I quite liked the core ideas in all three of his games I've played so far, but they are all badly let down by execution. This one in particular has the disadvantage of Ellen Page as the main character, and the unforgivable sin of making Wiliam Dafoe bland and boring. I'm not sure if that is genius or travesty, but either way its far from engaging entertainment. Still, I am finished with my second full play through now. Time to go back and see what happens with some different paths.

Decided to take a foray into Resonance of Fate.

...this is a strange game. But nonetheless enthralling. I've heard the line 'You're gonna have more holes than a beehive!' a few too many times, though.