Handful of titles:

Borderlands 2

ARGH! I came so close to soloing Terramorphous. Knocked him down to only 1/4 health thanks to a level 48 The Bee shield and a Critical Face Time time shotgun with +50% critical damage.

Resident Evil Remake

Practicing running through to get a better time than 14:59, now I know pause screen counts towards time. So far I've managed to only kill what's been necessary: Cerberus with the fake key collar and the Elder Crimson Head boss. Onto the Courtyard and Residence.

Mass Effect 1

Bought the trilogy for a cool $60. I hope it draws me in soon, as I didn't even stick to finishing the first mission on my initial play.

Super Meat Boy

Buttery smooth controls, tight challenging platforming, and an adorable humorous cast. What's not to love?

When Mass Effect first came out, I think I played for about two or three hours, then didn't play it for a few months. I picked it back up again and blew through it and loved it.

REmake
Restarted one more time to get the shotgun quicker. Amazing how obsolete the handgun became after only about 10 minutes into my run. Still, I had a pretty good time following one guy's Speed FAQ. Final time: 2h 31m.

Time to have some fun with my Infinite Samurai Edge and Rocket Launcher.

Been digging into the Skyrim DLC. I never actually finished Dawnguard, but since Dragonborn is out, I decided it's probably time to wrap it up. Other than that, started a new file on Red Dead Redemption, and I've been play PlayStation All Stars whenever I go to my friend's house with a PS3.

Why is the DLC called Dragonborn?

I have just scratched the surface of it, but there is another Dragonborn that challenges your character and tries to kill you. There have been Dragonborn warriors throughout the centuries in The Elder Scrolls world, and in the DLC, you supposedly encounter the first Dragonborn.

Oh that must be the warrior guy with the sharp armor I see on the Xbox ad. Interesting. I would think a term like Bloodline or Legacy could describe it too.

Started typing up a review for REmake while listening to the Save Room OST from the game. Something about that music just makes me want to type, y'know?

Been playing Spellwood on iOS (a friend of mine does testing at Three Rings and was talking about it). It basically uses Scrabble/WWF as a form of battle, and blends some RPG-style elements to the whole formula. It's ridiculously addictive, and at three bucks for the whole thing ($2 gets you the primary campaign including multiplayer, $1 the expansion--don't know why they didn't charge $3 up front) you'll get your money's worth.

ZombiU

Here's my review.