Ugh, I started this year thinking I could get through my backlog, thinking that 2012 is a slow game year. Then I bought Reckoning which is delaying me by oooo 100 hours or so... but I figured, ok once I get through that, I can hit my backlog... but SSX hits next week.. ok ok, after that I can hit my backlog.... what…

Epic (and subsidiaries like Chair) for me, their games bring me pleasure. Thou, I'd like to see what Visceral is capable of outside of the fantastical Dead Space series.

That's actually why I traded it. Picked it up on 360, mostly for achievements and some real sofa play. Plan on picking it up again once the Steam deal of $9.99 hits (which it will), mostly to mod and experiment, and to run through it again one day with a totally different character build.

NOOOOOOOOOO :( You just made me very sad. Maybe I'll just replay Alan Wake again to get the 2 achievements I missed now that I'm excited for more.

I like winter, nature, mountains and such. So I very much enjoyed the scenery ;)

Oooops I traded my copy a couple of days ago, no DLC for me.

Yeah the camera is wonky at times, you adjust thou.

I hope there is a meaty single player experience worth the download, I have no interest in survival modes and I believe that's what this game was originally going to be and they added a small single player campaign? I want more Alan Wake, loved the first one more than I ever expected I would.

Yes yes yes... I held back on this game for years, when I finally played it, I quickly put it up there as one of the most enjoyable games I've played. I rarely finish games, and I played it twice back to back because I enjoyed it so much. I kinda had a similar experience with Dead Space, I felt bad for skipping it…

Yes, and that too was over exaggerated and insulting too. No wonder half of north america things they need to be on medication, geeeez. Nonsense I tell you.

Oh so sad, I'm sorry to hear this. My thoughts go out to his family :(

Horrible movie that paints a very untrue picture of wolves that downright insulted me to my core.

It's not a serious 'too much', it's an excited 'too much'. We all get excited with anticipation for upcoming games, it's why we come here :)

Hmmm now you have me thinking, it could be game overload again this year. Dragon's Dogma may be good, I have hope that Binary Domain has the same attraction as Vanquish (loved that game), SSX isn't on that list and I'm crazy excited for that. Figure it'll be end of year for Vita for me, hoping the price fluxes a…

I thought that was the problem last year, exceptional year of way too much to play. I have been somewhat relieved that 2012 looks lighter on games, maybe catch up on my backlog. My list for this year so far is only a few games long in comparison to 2011, with only a couple currently ranking as must haves.

Agreed :(

Mario is like Coke, a brand known the world round and if Nintendo messes with him like Coke was messed with in the 80's, they'll suffer for it, only to realize that they can't mess with him.

But don't you think if they were trying to become the Porsche of PC gaming, they would have come with something more? I mean a Porsche PC in my eyes not only looks sexy, it is a fine tuned gaming machine that makes all others look petty toys in comparison.

Didn't Razer start, or rather have a goal of making 'real' gear for PC based gamers? High precision mice, kicka$$ keyboard, high accuracy mouse pads, whatever. Even if marginal tweaks, they seemed to start with high design gear that gamers would want to buy.

Very true, I thought more on my comment after, and it's really hard to say which I enjoy more and once I get to 100+ hours in KoA which I will still enjoy more. You hit on something about Skyrim, exploration was AMAZING, I never wanted to fast travel ever and was distracted at every turn. Similarly, as I complete…