Those of you with PS3s, do you notice that your Vita and especially PS4 based friends don't seem to show up on your friends list when they're online? I've been hoppin on my PS3 lately and every time I go to my friends list it only ever seems to show other PS3 users online (so usually like one or two...

I was listening to the radio the other day and they played 1st of the Month by Bone Thugs n Harmony. That's the first time I'd heard that song on the radio in years which sent me on a kick of their music.

Thuggish Ruggish Bone still has a damn fine groove.

I spend about 5 or so Cenas a week.

No online gaming really killed my frequent playing habits.

There are times where I sit down and just marathon the shit out of a game though and end up spending like 20 hours in a single week beating it.

I like floating copies in theory. I've participated in a few floating game experiences.

Inevitably some shithead ends up stealing it or it gets broken in the mail or what have you.

They always seem to result in disappointment.

Pulsar's got it. It depends on the game. There are some games I really freaking love and could never get rid of. I will always have a copy of Catherine in my possession for instance. Arcade style games like fighting and racing games - those ones you can pick up and play really easily I like to keep ...

I don't see what you don't understand.

In my post I conceded you could find those games pretty easily on Amazon.

But walk into a store, and you'll be hard pressed to find copies.

This is relevant to me because I have a $200 GameStop gift card.

Yes. I meant in the wild.

Some of the later PS3 titles are becoming difficult to find. I mean you can get a lot of them on Amazon but you would not believe the amount of time it took me to hunt down the PS3 version of Guilty Gear Xrd Sign and Alien Isolation. Yesterday I saw the only copy of Advanced Warfare for the system I...

In my experience the DS4 seems to run out of battery faster than the WiiU gamepad. Which ya know, has an entire 8" touchscreen on it.

I'm going to go ahead and just throw Persona 3 FES and Persona 4 out there. Kind of light on a lot of the RPG elements but have enough complexity to be entertaining and to teach a newbie and excellent story, style, and music.