Infamous remains my favorite game released this generation. There's just something so empowering about being a superhero who can do parkour around a fairly big city. My only issues were the Satellite Uplink and Enemy Surveillance missions being repeated ad nauseum, but being able to call down a lightning storm totally…

My area was the trial for the Redbox game rentals, so I've tried it out quite a bit. The selection's a bit lacking, and $2 a night is a bit ridiculous, but I love the convenience.

Best of luck :). So what exactly would this job entail?

Pewpew is a great Geometry Wars clone. The first one's free. I think Dungeon Defenders just went F2P, so that's worth a look. If you want to spend a bit of cash and get a quality game, Gameloft's site (NOT the Market) has most of their iOS catalog that's been ported to Android for $5 apiece.

I think Bethseda decided to go with a fancy rerelease edition of Oblivion instead.

iPhone's definitely better for gaming unless you plan on picking up some emulators for an Android phone (which are kinda sorta illegal). The iPhone's got some great games, like Infinity Blade, CoD Zombies and almost every Gameloft title. Like KaMai said, the Xperia Play would be a good option if you were planning on…

The beginning is just so strange. There's no exposition and it's hard to get into.

WB Games embargo.

There's definitely enough unfinished plot threads for a third one, but the issue may be that the series as a whole hasn't sold well at all. Oh well, I'd rather him finish the trilogy then do ANOTHER Ender book.

Had to read that last supper in prep for my AP class. I give props to Lewis for presenting Christianity in a logical way, but I think that toward the end it started to drag.

I want book three now!

Catching Fire is pretty good, but Mockingjay is the worst in the series. I give props to Collins though for writing the first semi compelling thing for YA since the Percy Jackson series wrapped up.

That's the thing I hate most with entertainment. Give me a compelling beginning. I'm perfectly fine if the work drags in the middle, because the first part has hopefully immersed me.

They're written by Patrick Rothfuss. It's kind of like The Usual Suspects in that there's a narrator (Kvothe) telling his life story, while other events are going on in the present. They're definitely a unique perspective on fantasy.

Good review. Loved the point about how Rothfuss combined the two types of fantasy archetype stories. The Wise Man's Fear was a bit of a step back from The Name of the Wind in my opinion, mainly because of the over reliance on Kvothe's love life. It was still good, but I preferred The Name of the Wind.

That's idea no. 3. My problem with this is that ALL conduits are dead. It would feel terribly anti climactic to introduce something new.

Well, only the good ending was declared canon for the original Infamous, so they've done it before. The side story isn't a bad idea but my problem with it is that whoever you're playing as is either going to die or follow the Beast at the end.

The whole series was great. Mockingjay was a bit of a letdown, but I didn't hate the ending like most.

Kingkiiller Chronicles! DO IT! Plus anything Douglas Adams wrote. I've also been enjoying The Martian Chronicles by Bradbury.

I'm just promoting all Kingkiller Chronicles related comments. Love Patrick Rothfuss.