And Dungeon Siege III is done. I've since moved on to Phantasy Star Zero which is pretty fun. I've just been farming loot mostly, but it's pretty enjoyable. About the only thing in the game that is giving me grief is the camera, but slowly I'm learning to get used to it.

Just finished Dungeon Siege 3 a little while ago, and have moved on to Phantasy Star Zero. Having a decent amount of fun in that game, though the camera can be a bit of a pain.

My Wii hasn't been getting much love lately. Still some games I want to play on it, but I've been focusing on a bunch of other stuff, so haven't gotten around to it. Hopefully I can set aside some time for Chocobo's Dungeon at some point.

Cid from Final Fantasy IV.

Cramming everything into the fourth quarter for release. So many games that come out then are just lambs led to the slaughter as they all compete for a limited amount of money, then in the months that follow we're inundated with tales of "disappointing sales" for a bunch of those games.

The Misadventures of Tron Bonne because it's so charming. Record of Lodoss War just because it's awesome. Darklands because I always wanted to play it after seeing it in a magazine as a kid.

Of course, Yoshitaka Amano is great. His characters are some of my favorite ever, and I like that he's more grounded in painting.

Kojima Ayami is really good too. The stuff she did for the Castlevania series was amazing.

Nice video. Snoopy actually looks quite good. It kind of reminds me of Sky Gunner. I also need to try out Crimson Tears some day. Beat 'em ups with RPG elements are okay by me. I definitely agree that the Shadow Hearts games are woefully overlooked. I've always liked the creepy vibe in those, and it...

Umihara Kawase is pretty good. It's a platformer with a grappling hook kind of like Bionic Commando, only cuter.

Here's a clip of the game in action:
http://youtu.be/K-8NuygLgi0

That just seems silly having to be online. I'll stick with my cheapo Logitech mice, thanks! =D