So I will start this off by saying the same thing I did on the podcast. I was looking to play some Starcraft II and remembered I had the wrong e-mail linked to my battle.net account. When I went to change it I noticed that I had the Diablo III beta in my list of games. I wanted to try this beta for months, but never got around to asking my friend to borrow his account that had it months in advance. I then went on to install the beta, and found to my surprise that I had to wait for a 15 gig download! When the next day came I finally got the chance to try the game I have been waiting oh so long to play (but not as long as the true Diablo fans, as I was in my RTS phase around the time Diablo and Diablo II came out).
Our favorite cartoon starring Jake the dog and Finn the human is heading to Nintendo's handheld!
I am loving SSX, plain and simple. They upped the awesomeness of this game by adding more characters, multiple locations from all around the world, and competing in different modes such as tricking, racing and the new survival.
St. Patrick's Day has come and gone, but the Bastards are here to stay in a brand-new episode!
Is the new Gunstringer DLC content El Diablo's 'Merican Adventure worth the Microsoft Points?
Last year I had written about Kirby's Epic Yarn, and while I enjoyed it for what it was I still felt it wasn't the platformer I was looking to see our little pink ball make his return to grace in. It took away his sucking power (the thing that made Kirby who he is), and instead went for this strange (but unique) take with yarn and string. I had hoped that his next title would be more to the classic styles of Kirby's Dream Land, and now I got what I wanted in Kirby's Return to Dream Land. After playing it through I just wish I could take it back.
Just when you thought it was safe to turn back on your Kinect, Twisted Pixel brings out the devil for a new Gunstringer DLC adventure!
