You'll definitely like Blood Dragon. Only really negative things I can say about it are that it's lacking the Reset Outposts feature that that Far Cry 3 got in an update, and it's less stealth friendly. You still have your bow and you can get a suppressor for your pistol, but the pistol is very unwieldy, since it fires in bursts (Or full auto when you upgrade it). It takes 3 headshots to kill a regular cyborg, which is fine because the pistol fires a 3 shot burst, but because of the recoil you have to be fairly close for all three shots to land on the head, where as Far Cry 3 I could pop a guy in the head with my Shadow 1911 from a fair distance.

Just beat Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon. Games over everyone, Blood Dragon wins video games, everybody pack your bags. The ending was just the most balls to the wall over the top exciting thing I've ever done in a game in quite awhile. All the campyness of the 80's/90's captured perfectly in a neon colored sea of laserfire and cyborgs.

Make it Bu'n Dem - Damien Marley/Skrillex

Came across it last week when playing Far Cry 3 (it loops during flame thrower level) and it is a freaking earworm.  I've since proceeded to download it and listen to it an unhealthy amount of times.

That was easily one of the most memorable parts of the game.

Jack White - Love Is Blindness

Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon. Far Cry 3 was easily one of the most refreshing shooters I've played in a long time, and like Far Cry 3, Blood Dragon is a very refreshing experience, fully of cheesy one-liners, vibrant neon colors, awesome 80's/90's style techno music, and the same fun gameplay of Far Cry 3 pumped up to 11. Also it stars fuck-mothering Michael Biehn, aka Corporal Dwayne Hicks.

Fetch quests can be alright.  Dead Space is mainly fetch quests but the atmosphere carries the game. 

Yeah that's true. I dunno, there isn't really any sort of challenge in fez. Once you understand the tetronimo language it's basically smooth sailing from there.

I never did get to beat Mysteries of the Sith. I got to the end on my netbook, which crapped out on me, and I guess steam doesn't save the saves of ALL games, unfortunately.

Also, beat Fez. It was okay. Kinda dragged on, just one big tedious fetch quest basically.

Beat Assassin's Creed Liberation on the Vita. Aside from the combat being kinda screwy it was pretty good, I enjoyed it more than ACIII on consoles.

EDIT: Minecraft. Participating in the 4Craft event with 4Chan. Basically it's one big fuckin' map, and every board on 4Chan gets their own island. I'm part of the /mlp/ faction, and we're sided with /tg/ and /sci/. We at /mlp/ are situated in a floating fortress on /tg/'s island (Just about everybody hates /mlp/, so being on our own island would be suicide), and our fortress is surrounded on all sides by giant walls /mlp/ and /tg/ constructed together to keep away outsiders. Most who have come to raid us have quickly given up, we're basically like an impenetrable fortress.

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A view from the bridge between /tg/ and /mlp/'s forts.

View of our fort from the wall.
(You can't see some elements because of the way Minecraft renders)

PP: I am so fucking SICK of this cave man internet. Whenever somebody in this house watches netflix, or downloads something, or anything like that, it puts the rest of us back to goddamned dial up speeds. On good days we get 1.75 MB Down. We're SUPPOSED to get 3 MB Down, and even then that's still terrible compared to everybody else. Y'know what Netflix said about Canadian internet? That our internet is comparable to third world countries. I wouldn't be so mad about this if everything wasn't dependent on the internet. Watching movies with friends, playing games with friends, talking with friends, I can barely do any of it with this internet.

Dust 514. It's soooo much better now that I have a Mouse and Keyboard.

What. No? It's the 25th. What happened on the 25th?

The famous Half Life mod "Cry of Fear" was released as a standalone game on steam today, meaning it doesn't require Half Life to play it like it originally did. I got it as I've been meaning to play it for awhile, but couldn't due to lacking the original Half Life. Well, unfortunately the game was released in a horribly buggy, broken, unplayable state. Why the devs would release it in such a state is beyond me. The game crashes within the first couple minutes of gameplay at a loading screen. Other people are experiencing missing game elements, like music, sound effects, etc, and crashing in other areas.

AP: Ratchet & Clank movie is happening! :U

Carbon Based Lifeforms - [World of Sleepers]

I got Defiance for the PS3. I've gotta say, despite it's flaws I really enjoy it. Myself and about 30 others did an Ark Hunting mission where we had to destroy some crystals, and then destroy one big boss, it was pretty epic.
My main gripes so far are that there isn't a whole lot of variety with missions, though I'm hoping when the game gets some more updates and the show some more episodes we'll start to see more interesting missions. Another problem I had was the menus, I wanted to equip a perk on my loadout, so I hit X on the perk slot which would normally bring up the menu to select a perk... But I just got a blank screen, I was stuck there. So what I did was instead of trying to equip it from the loadout menu, I did it from the perk menu, which worked just fine.
The game shows some good potential, I hope with maybe a few patches and some updates it'll be really good.

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.