That Fuzzy Bastard

iOS version please please please please! These games would be so very perfect for the subway!

Good choices! Otogi was beautiful, and the Buffy game was surprisingly solid. But let me put in a word for DEATHROW! That game never got much critical love, but god I had a great time playing it. I always substituted the regular music for At The Drive-In, which made the experience all the more aggro!

@djnforce9 : I had exactly the same thought! Fond memories of "Going Berzerk"...

Wasn't Trauma Team $12 before the sale started? 'Cause they're now selling it for $14, which seems... odd.

Hmm----so is the photography system back? If it is, then I'll finally buy Dead Rising 2!

@Theneverendingsoda The idea that Nintendo has deliberately crippled battery life so they could see more 3DSv2's is just so, so silly. Battery tech is really hard---their upper limit is a matter of chemistry, so no one's made a big improvement in a while. And a 3DS pretty much has to consume a lot more power, both because of the always-searching wireless and the need to draw each image twice.

The *fewer* people on a platform, dammit! Not "the less people"!

No, no, no, no...

Part of 'Splosion Man's charm was his gleeful gibbering! Gleeful gibbering never gets old, while one-liners get old really, really fast. Please, Twisted Pixel, stop before it's too late!

Such a good idea! Kinect games tend to be casual-friendly, which makes them way more appealing at the price of an XBL game. Plus it's far less investment for the developer! The only downside is that casual gamers are much less aware of XBL games, but hopefully proper publicity can solve that.

What I loved about Beat was its eagerness to f*** with you. It wasn't tough-but-fair; it was unabashedly trying to confuse, mess with, and wrong-foot the player. Demons Souls is hard, but it never had this sense of a developer gleefully seeking to misdirect like a sadistic stage magician. Looks like Flux shares that enthusiasm.