CollyWolly

Do. You.

American living in Singapore so having it shipped across the Pacific. Still hasn't shipped yet :(. Hopefully I get it before the end of the month.

It is good that tax payer money wont be wasted on sustaining this guy in prison for 40 years. I don't celebrate his death, but it gets my nod of approval, and then we move on with our lives.

Cool write up. Enjoyed reading it.

I've had the Vita for about four or five months and love it. It was a spur of the moment purchase decision based on the desire to play Persona 4 Golden. I have never been a hand-held gamer at all.

I'm really happy with this purchase decision, especially since our family recently moved to Singapore. I've spent a lot of time on the Vita with the transition and will have lots of opportunity to play it as I will be riding mass transit to work every day.

Persona 4 Golden alone is justification for the purchase of a Vita. 80+ hour game (I'm 60 hours in) with a great, laid-back RPG story based on a group of Japanese high school students.

I've also really enjoyed playing Guacamelee, Hotline Miami, Limbo, Dragon's Crown, and Uncharted: Golden Abyss.

There is tons of content available for the Vita and the prices for a lot of these games are very reasonable. I've been really impressed with the sales that Sony seems to be holding pretty frequently for a lot of really quality games on the platform.

Make the purchase my friend. You won't regret it.

1. The Last of Us

2. Ni No Kuni

3. Bioshock Infinite

4. Metro Last Light

5. Guacamelee

6. Tomb Raider

7. Hotline Miami

GTA V and Battlefield 4 will probably get in there, as well as Dragon's Crown (5 hours in, need more time with it).

We have a vita and two 3DSs. My opinion is that the Vita is a more solid piece of kit with a better adult gaming value offering. Not sure if that makes a lot of sense, but that is how I would phrase it. Both are great, but I prefer the vita.

This was the coolest thing shown at E3.

I was wondering if any of you knew of any quality EVE Online dedicated podcasts that you could recommend to people who are interested learning more about the game, specifically at a macro event level.

I played the game for about 30 min and just couldnt take it anymore, and I really dont have the kind of time to dedicate to this game to progress or contribute to the world in any meaningful fashion.

With that said, I am completely fascinated by this universe and wanting to hear more about how the different corporations interact with each other. I have done the high level iTunes search and downloaded a couple of episodes, but would really appreciate any recommendations you guys might have for getting more insight into this game and world.