normalpants

The first LBP didn't do much for me, but I am head over heels in love with the sequel.  Everything just feels much tighter and the visuals just pop, giving the whole package a much more cohesive feel.  The single player story levels are up there with some of the best 2d platformers around-- I'm constantly getting Super Mario World vibes because of the way they've mixed freedom with ultra-tight controls (especially when I'm grabbing and throwing objects).  It's worth noting that World 3 is an homage to Brazil.  FUCK YES I SAID BRAZIL.   And the downloadable levels? Already I've played countless amazing levels that go far beyond anything I could imagine a game like this having.   
 
As someone who has already played, completed and loved Mass Effect 2 five times now, I feel comfortable saying LBP 2 has already proven itself the superior game.  Since they both came out this week on PS3, I have to recommend getting LBP 2 over ME2. I have a feeling that barring any surprises, my game of the year has already been chosen.  This is a system-seller folks.  

AWK's music is the celebration of positivity,  freedom,  sincerity, clarity, and simplicity within a genre known for glorifying the complete opposites of all of these things.  

"I just fucking love the spirit of AWK. "

"I Get Wet" is one of my favorite albums ever.  It's hella short, but damn is it sweet.  He's like Cake or Green Day; there's a very specific template to the music with just enough room for variables to keep things interesting.  If you dig the template, great.  If you don't, then you're just not going to like anything they put out.  

i love my wii but i'm offloading my noisy one before it dies with plans to buy a new one immediately.  i probably won't buy all of my downloadable games over again, maybe just the mario ones...

I've completed Mass Effect 2 five times now, and I'm sure I'll complete it a few more times once I get it on PS3 tomorrow.   

an acquaintance wants to buy my two year old noisy Wii with two remotes, one nun chuck, a classic controller and about 20 virtual console games on the hard drive-- what seems like a reasonable price for both of us?     
 
lol at the error in my title, too bad I can't edit it now :P

what a waste of plastic

 I still love my PSP GO.  I'm happy to report that I still use it virtually every day, but I don't think I would use it as much if I didn't have a case for it.  The case I use can be found here:
 

" @normalpants said:

" @Fajita_Jim said:

"Phantasy Star Portable 2  Ys series (especially Ys Seven) Sega Genesis/Megadrive Collection (gotta have some classics) God of War series Gran Turismo (no career mode but still 800 cars and 30+ tracks) LPB Age of Zombies (mini)  Lots of good games to pick up cheap these days. All the Greatest Hits are $20 or less. "

wow can't believe I forgot to mention Gran Turismo and Age of Zombies. Two ESSENTIALS. "

 Really? GT on the PSP was good? Everyone was just so negative on it... "