Angry Birds 'cause I am an alternative mo-fo.

Yeah you're right I'm not sure why I even said $60 it's like $30 on Amazon brand new. The real question: is the game worth buying?

So has nobody played this? It's really pretty good. Super addictive, and as I mentioned above, aesthetically very interesting. Here's the trailer if you're curious:

Vampyre Darkstalkers collection on the PS2 - satisfying and highly exciting - i'm biased cos i spent the most quarters on this 2D beat-'em up in the arcades

also Xenosaga II

The Mass Effect 3 demo was pretty awesome. I guess the co-op isn't unlocked for a few days yet.

At full price no, but at a reduced price yes. Despite being linear in that you have to do the missions (cases) in order, it captures the feel of a film noir film of the 1940s perfectly. Also the police investigations are fun.

Sounds pretty much like all of the reviews I've been reading. The developers go through all the trouble of this face motion technology, but regardless of how well or poorly you read the facial expressions, the outcome is the same. That's definitely a lame way of implementing such cool technology.

It definitely seems worth the $15 or so I can get it for though, if only to see a 1940's recreation of Hollywood, and the film noir style that I love so much.

http://media.giantbomb.com/uploads/1...4_1__large.jpg

I played this for hours yesterday, but mostly because I had to figure out how to play the damn thing. Still not too bad, and it's free!

but yeah, definitely an old school RPG. Like...every letter of the keyboard is a different action type of old. Like...when ever you press "LEFT", it says "WEST" every time.

^^I've been playing Ultima V on the SNES meself

loads of fun, though the perspective is reeeeaaaaallllllyyyyy weird