FifiChiaPet

My Kindle has replaced most books for me at his point. But I still buy a lot comic book issues as I am not yet satisfied with the digital options for those.

1) Portal 2 / 2) Mass Effect 2 / 3) Skyrim ....Ask me an other day, and you will probably get a different answer.

No one has mentioned Condemned yet. I played it last year and loved it. I still need to play the second, which I've heard is better.

@jking47 said:

I did not take it because I am no bandit. Even in that kind of fucked up situation, you should not steal things when the people are obviously nearby. My question is, only something like 15% of people killed both brothers. What the fuck are you people thinking?! Letting either of them live means they will either have a grudge against you and hunt you down, or they will stay on that farm and keep luring survivors in and EATING THEM! That is not something that should be left behind. They are no better than, if not worse than, the walkers, because they have the choice.

I didn't kill both brothers, but both brothers are dead. I, like many, stabbed Danny. I finished him very quickly--without letting him speak. I wanted to keep the momentum going and ran off quickly to help the others. After Brenda was being devoured, I fought Andy with him flying into the electric fence. He now had symptoms similar to a stroke victim and is severely weakened.

I made it clear to him that his family wasn't coming to help him and walked away as Zombie Mom is walking to finish off the last family member. He's dead. If Tell Tale tries to force the character back into the story down the line, I will be very disappointed.

As for the food, I didn't take it because it would have acted against the character I've chosen Lee to be. 'When we're confronted, we fight back to ensure that our attackers can never harm us again. But we're not parasites.' That's Lee's line in my game.

If I ever faced the option, I would probably take the food. But I'm not naive enough to assume I'd live long enough for the opportunity to find out.

I'm partial to the ending of Alice: Madness Returns. It's so twisted--I love it.

The only games I have not already listed are: -Rythm Heaven Fever (highly recommended) -Mortal Kombat: Armageddon (hard to go back to with MK vs DC and MK9 being far superior) -MadWorld (not great but I got it for $5--for that amount, it was entertaining enough) Of games already listed by others, I recommend Kirby's Epic Yarn, the No More Heroes games, and Trauma Center.

I find it a little odd that the Blockbuster mail service never seems to get mentioned. I know they committed suicide by ignoring Netflix for too long, but they offer games and Blu-Rays at no extra fee.

If there are any horror stories about the Blockbuster mail-service, by all means educate me--I don't have any of these services at this point.

Portal 2 was really great, but I voted for Mortal Komabt due to the number of hours I've sunk into it--especially since I plan to continue playing for many hours more.

I loved my time with Portal 2 and look forward to the additional content. I'm quite obsessed with Mortal Kombat at the moment, so that will keep me occupied for the time being.