College

Gets in the way of posting.

-Scribblenauts -
Haven't heard of it? Short summary: It's a DS puzzle game, in which the goal is sometimes to reach/acquire a star that you can see on the map. You have to use your environment and any objects you make available to yourself to get to said star. You spawn objects by typing them in with the stylus, they then appear and do whatever they're scripted to do.

I haven't played it yet, but I've seen a shitton of demos and have made the conclusion that this game is going to be amazing as long as the library of objects is as expansive as it seems. Release date: 9/15/09.

-The Dreamcast-
Yeah, I'm talking about that amazing system that died off. Yeah, that one that I sold all my SNES, Sega, AND NES games/systems just to get my grungy, 12 year old hands on. I loved it, still love it, and it still died. It's coming up on its TEN year anniversary, and damn do I feel old. There are real talks about porting some of the good 'ole gems to current gen consoles, and there's only one way you can say 'I want to fucking play Power Stone on my 360'.

-Battlefield: Heroes-
-Has 1.5 million players, and the average amount of money spent in game is $20. Cah-ching.