Yeah I think I may have been a little harsh on 400 Days, it didn't get to me the same way that the first season of The Walking Dead did, but it was still a great experience. I definitely need to play it again and with any luck get all my survivors to go with whatshername at the end.

Also

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Start your spending, it's the Steam Summer Sale.

been slowly grinding my way through fallout:lonesome road but it's not easy. The dlc is pretty cool but my character is now level 46 and the combination of the cache and all the things the game has account for has the game engine barely chugging along. I'm lucky if i can get an hour session at once without it crashing.

Also playing a lot of super smash bros on n64. The improvements made in melee are almost night and day but this old school version is far more punishing and funner to play with the squad

There's an app on Android called Radiant Defense.
Love it.

It's a tower defense game but great colors and such. Gets pretty hard. I really love tower defense games, so this is a weakness of mine.

I downloaded like 20 games the first day I got my nexus 7. I don't play any of them.

I stick to four games on my phone but only two of them gets regular play more than the others.

Words w/friends and Hanging w/friends but I also have Temple Run 2 and Subway Surf.

Just got the Metal Gear Solid Legacy Collection.

The best Android/iOS game I've ever played is Plague Inc. You create a virus and then earn xp points as you infect more and more people which you can then use to genetically alter the virus so it's more power or more contiguous or more resistant to drugs. It's probably the most depressing game I've ever played because you can only win by killing everyone on the planet, but there's also a real sense of satisfaction in doing so to us petty minded types.

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Is there anything extra in there or is it just the games all thrown in as they were? Because I have all the games (except the Portable Ops), so I don't want to buy it if there's no point. Can't wait for 5 though (even without David Hayter... I'm still holding out hope he shows up as a young Solid Snake though as a surprise).

I just got the Force Unleashed 2 for 10 bucks but I haven't played it yet.

It basically should appeal to three types of people. 1)Those that have never played the games before. 2) Hardcore fans that want to have everything or 3) People like me:) That know and love the series very well but have not quite played all the games and also want to play them again. I bought the set because I wanted to play Sons of Liberty, Snake Eater and Guns of the Patriots again and the first two I haven't played in years, so the chance to play them again in HD was the appeal. Also I've never played Peacewalker so that was another reason. I'm not sure as of yet if Metal Gear Solid is on there (I think it is but not sure what version) but it does have the very old MXS MGS1 and MGS2 games on there in their original form. Plus there are the two digital comics which interest me and a thick booklet of covers.

If you already have the games and remember them pretty well then it's not worth it unless you're a completist. I largely bought them because I also had bought about a week earlier the first three Splinter Cell games in HD, so I was in the mood to buy.

Like you I'm waiting for 5 and by the time I've worked my way through all these I should be ready for it.