Fallout: New Vegas DLC edition!

Dead Money: For the first release, it’s quite difficult, mostly dealing with certain areas that will make you explode.

Honest Hearts: Not terrible in terms of adventuring and quests, but the terrain(mostly mountains) is very brain aching.

Old World Blues: Very funny, good experience gains, a few particular glitches, but probably the best out of the four.

Lonesome Road: Assuming it’s a good end piece, but the multiple Deathclaws are preventing any forward progress.

Super Mario 3D Land (3DS):Yes, it’s very pretty, but absolutely no new ground is broken in terms of gameplay, which doesn’t mean it’s not fun.

Star Fox 64 3D(3DS):Quite possibly the best port and upgrade to a game for any system.

The 1st of many

What Did I Do To Deserve This, My Lord? 2 (PSP): I now understand the frustration and pain God goes through with this ecosystem-simulation game.

Shadows of the Damned: It’s a fun, albeit short, over the shoulder shooter, but the lack of wrestling moves from a Suda 51 game is surprising.

Ugly American’s Apocageddon: Ugly Indeed.

Catherine: It’s an interesting concept that really challenges what you think or believe in, but these #!*&ing blocks drive me up the %@$!ing wall, especially around level 6.

Tempura of the Dead – How could you not love what is basically President Obama and Haohmaru teaming up to fight the zombie hordes by turning them into tempura?

Devil Crash – If Satan had a favorite video pinball, it would be this one.

Terraria – This is a different kind of open world game that expands on the groundwork that Minecraft laid and gives it an action-adventure RPG twist delivered in a side-scrolling platform that becomes more addicting every time you play it.

Saint’s Row 2: It has the usual problem with third person open world games(gun play, driving, etc.), But it’s so over the top, you can’t help but have fun.

Split Second: A solid racer where it lacks in charazma, it makes up for with EXPLOSIONS!

Mega Man Star Force 3:Red Joker: Somewhat of a kiddie game, But if you’re looking for a RPG that doesn’t have gold farming or 30 pieces of pointless armor(What will a trucker cap help me with?), take a look at it.

Fable III: Well, the battle system is good, but it’s kinda short and the final battle is lame.

Crash Bandicoot (ps1): Broke out the old PS1 to play this again, and i have to say, it is still a fantasticly awesome game, though bits of it are also annoying and bad.