Tim

@echerringtonYAHOOCOM R1 feels very chunky compared to R2. Definitely an early current gen console shooter. But I liked that Hale wasn't such a dude-bro super "marine" in the first game. I really started to dislike him more and more by the end of R2.

Definitely looking forward to R3 now. I played through R1 and R2 for the first time last week through this weekend and really look forward to where they end up taking the story.

@DarkNightRJ
The length of the game is all in how much time you want to invest in it. Sure you can fairly quickly work through the required story puzzles and move to the next scene. But DF has added enough replay by giving you 4-5 different ways to solve each puzzle that are unique and create that they are all worth trying to solve. Some of the Hi-Jinks feel like busy work, but overall the game has a perfect "length" (that's what she said?) for $15.

The worst bug I've seen all year was in LEGO Harry Potter. One of the classroom dungeons with a dragon in it wouldn't let you out. The dragon was supposed to push you up out of the room but instead would just bump you back into the room. Sure you could exit out to the Diagon Alley but as soon as you went back to Hogwarts you were right back in the damn room. Took WB over 3 weeks to patch. For such a polished game, that bug was the worst.

Last time I checked (I stopped playing at 72) my /played was over 72 hours. Not a bad bit of playing but not nearly as epic a time sink as others.

I've been tempted to head back to Azeroth just to see all the new Cataclysm stuff.

We require more vespine gas.

Mix a recorded conversation and then replay it, "Hi, name is Werner Brandes. My voice is my passport. Verify Me "

I'd create a track that resembles the process of picking blueberry's from a field, then harvest wheat, process sugar, and finally mix it all together to make a batch of BBMTs.

I said, "Kick it to me Pele"

My Wii may actually get used now.