I haven't played Persona 4, but I do intend to in the not so nearby future.

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Originally Posted by BohemianMatt

Giving Bioshock another play through. Decided to harvest the little sisters rather than helping them this time around. Also, first time playing it in on an HD screen. Still looks great.

*Edit- Apparently I was playing on easy the first time I went through this one. Those big daddies ain't nothin' to f*** with, even on normal difficulty.

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Harvesting the Little Sisters makes you worse off, so you really shoulda done it on the easier difficulty than saving them.

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Originally Posted by Cipher_Peon

I haven't played Persona 4, but I do intend to in the not so nearby future.

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Sorry for the minor spoiler in that sense.

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Originally Posted by GNFfhqwhgads

Harvesting the Little Sisters makes you worse off, so you really shoulda done it on the easier difficulty than saving them.

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Plus you get the bad endings, which just flat out suck compared to the Good Ending. I think harvesting just 3 Little Sisters automatically locks you out of the Good Ending, which happened to me on my first run since I alternated between Saving and Harvesting.

Matt made me realize I haven't played either Bioshock 1 or 2 on my new HD TV yet either. That should be fixed soon.

Just played the Trouble With Clones DLC for Saints Row 3. Bleh...

Is any of the Saints Row 3 DLC even worth buying?

Maybe the second one, depending on how much it is. If it's more than $4, then no. I got the first three DLC free as a preorder bonus. The first one is just a bunch more escort and Genki side missions. The second one is kinda cool. The third one is really short and aside from one mission where you have super powers, nothing new.

Sounds like I didn't miss much when I got rid of it then.

The DLC for Saints Row 2 was pretty disappointing as well.

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Originally Posted by Bulzeeb

Plus you get the bad endings, which just flat out suck compared to the Good Ending. I think harvesting just 3 Little Sisters automatically locks you out of the Good Ending, which happened to me on my first run since I alternated between Saving and Harvesting.

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I've been trying to figure out what the evil/bad ending could be. Based on my experience with the good ending, the other one almost certainly has to be lame. Nevertheless, I want to see it through, since I have a tendency to fail at being evil.

And GNF, I figured it would be harder playing the evil side than the good side, but I've managed to tough it out so far.

Pikmin: New Play Control (Wii)

Feels great popping in a classic with a new feel. Controls take some getting used to, but if all goes well, I may grab Pikmin 2 as well for GameCube. Fun fact about 2: A Wii version was made, but it was only released in Japan, Europe, and Australia.

Anyways, I never really thought about this game as an RTS, despite having so many qualities of one. Also, Pikmin is a great example of the Nintendo charm covering up a rather disturbing concept:

Stranded alone on an uncharted planet with only 30 days of life support between you and a poisonous atmosphere. Your only allies are a bizarre plant/creature hybrid that seem to obey your every command, but why? Your only solace is the light of day, as night brings out terrible creatures, who feast on your comrades if they are left behind. Should you fail in your mission to repair your ship in time, the creatures honor your valor and leadership with a funeral. Burying you in the cold dirt, which for some reason you feel safe in its embrace. Well... Take a look at yourself. You're one of them now...