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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land I’ll be playing through the first hour of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker this weekend. Assuming I can find my PSP, that is.
Easy one this weekend. I will be cantering across New Austin, shooting rabbits and losing all my money playing horseshoes.
I’ll be finishing off Alan Wake today and also checking out a few of the bargain downloads I snagged during the week.
A copy of Alan Wake landed on my desk Friday afternoon. From the brief time I spent with it yesterday, I’m confident it will be consuming most of my time this weekend.
It’s a long weekend. For many of you, that means an extra day of gaming. Are you going to put it to good use?
The first quarter of this year has been pretty crazy in terms of the quality and quantity of games. I’m taking advantage of the slight lull to catch up on a few releases I never quite got around to finishing.
I’ll be neck-snapping and leg-splitting as Sam Fisher this weekend. I’ll be playing on the hardest difficulty, too. Not because I’m hard, but because apparently that’s the way Conviction is meant to be played.
Playing through all of Metro 2033, finishing Mass Effect 2, starting up Resonance Of Fate, checking out White Knight Chronicles, getting back into Call of Pripyat and sampling the Heavy Rain “Taxidermist” episode. That’s my full weekend gaming schedule.
It’s been a crazy few months in the gaming industry, and everyone I’ve talked to has a “to do” list of games. There are several still in their shrink wrap right next to my desk, begging for me to find to time to play them.
