I remember spending hours and hours playing GT2 racing Laguna Seca in my Rally Skyline. Polyphony is up to GT6 and it looks more amazing on the upcoming PS4.

Metal Gear Solid V looks pretty intense. I’ve only played 1-3. 4 looked way too complicated. And now is even more incredible than the last.

I read this article – The Touchscreen Generation at The Atlantic, and it referenced Toca Boca and the fun games they make. We don’t let our kids use the iPad except to turn on music, facetime with the relatives, and occasionally look at videos or photos. But the Toca Boca games look like a lot of fun and maybe the kids can check them out when they get older. Especially Kitchen Monsters

Chairs Game rethinks what a game should and could be.

Wreck-It Ralph looks to be a hilarious movie if you grew up playing Atari, Nintendo, SNES and Genesis. Nice use of “Once In A Lifetime”.

Now you can have a big ass Super Star Destroyer to smash into your Death Star II.

Yes. I don’t get to play much xbox anymore now that we have a little noodle around the house. But I do intend to get a copy of MW3 sooner or later.

I don’t have a lot of time for sandbox type time-consuming video games anymore, but I’m interested in see how The Walking Dead will turn out. I hope it’s cool. There have been a lot of zombie games in the last 5 years. And, though it is fun, murdering mindless zombies does get old after a while if there is nothing else to do in the game. I hope there’s more to the game than just that aspect.

If the teaser wallpaper is any indication of the art direction on the game, then I’m probably going to be pleased with the result.