This is actually kind of awesome.

My favorite! Once he gets a little sugar in his tank...

It still wasn't showing for me. But I tried to open eShop and it popped up then.

Update not there for me....

I love love love Ninja Theory's focus on performance capture and voice acting. Heavenly Sword is a great game, with some shitty motion controls, and amzing performances. Anna Torv kills it as Nariko. Here's hoping she returns.

I have no respect for people who disparage others' work to make theirs look better.

It is a good game that irritates me. I feel like the game needed more time. I walked up to 3 female NPCs in a gazebo and they were all the same character model, in the same outfit. I don't care how much you build up the world and the atmosphere if I am constantly reminded that it is a video game that must have had…

The sorceress is designed to emphasize sex organs, so the viewer derives erotic pleasure from viewing her sexualized body parts as they jiggle during gameplay.

I still can't believe that Greg Miller of IGN gave ZombiU a 6.3 yet gives this a 7.2.

I think it is supposed to be fetish wear? More power to 'em.

I'm not into the ladies, but boobs can't hurt the pitch!

You can climb and subsequently jump off of the Eiffel Tower. I mean, COME ON! That's awesome.

Everybody buy The Saboteur. Criminally underrated, open-world treat.

Nice tip. I'm sending in COD BLOPS2 for WiiU. I never play it.

Looking fierce in the tiara, boo!

*they're

I'm only a couple of hours into but it seems that their not really religion related demons. In fact, they are referred to as "monsters" a good bit of the time as well. I also get the impression that they are in fact just computer code/viruses/virtual rather than demons in the sense you're thinking.

I'm picking up Pandora's Tower and SMT: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers. Both games are a bit strange and different so that is exciting. I really should finish the eleventy-five other games I'm currently in the middle of though instead.

Your choices do matter when it comes to the ending of ME3. Every choice you've made, every decision you've pondered, and every character you bonded with or killed informs your final decision.

Infinite says nothing important or interesting about racism. In fact, maybe the only thing it says is "Look! All these people are racist! Now you shouldn't feel bad for murdering all of them."