Games Played 09/30/2013 - 10/06/2013

- 09/30/2013 -

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F - PlayStation 3

League of Legends - PC

- 10/01/2013 -

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F - PlayStation 3

League of Legends - PC

- 10/02/2013 -

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F - PlayStation 3

League of Legends - PC

- 10/03/2013 -

Agarest: Generations of War - PC

Dungeon Hunter: Alliance - PlayStation 3

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F - PlayStation 3

League of Legends - PC

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword - Wii

- 10/04/2013 -

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F - PlayStation 3

League of Legends - PC

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword - Wii

- 10/05/2013 -

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F - PlayStation 3

League of Legends - PC

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword - Wii

- 10/06/2013 -

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F - PlayStation 3

League of Legends - PC

Screenshot of the Week:

With all the 1:1 slashing madness, I'll have big, strong arms by the end of the game.

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (Nintendo Wii)

Warts on the Skin, Starcall Skin on the Wards

Warding in League of Legends for the Personal Computer will never be the same again now that Riot Games have introduced... champion-inspired ward skins! There are three of them to choose from and unlock at this time, one of them being the Starcall ward skin. You know what that means right? I love my Soraka and you know that I love playing her so it would be crazy for someone like me not to get that particular ward skin so... I did just that today!

Aatrox loves wards. Especially Starcall wards.

Extramarital Affairs Require Time Concentration

About two years ago, I found myself being involved in an affair. It didn't last very long though and I thoroughly enjoyed myself during that time but for some reason, I stopped it from continuing. Why did I do that? What was wrong with me to deny such beauty and perfection? It was an almost otherworldly opportunity and I was very happy with how it was going. I didn't get caught and there was no risk. So it's time... Time to renew it and see where it would take me.

I am sorry I left you behind without explanation. Let's do this again!

Because It Is Only Worth $19.99

Nintendo has released a really interesting pricing detail in regards to their upcoming Wii Fit U and it really made me want to get the "game". As you may know, things haven't been that successful when it comes to me and the first as well as the second Wii Fit iterations on the original Wii. I really can't fault the second game however because I was injured while using it and that made me stop working out for a bit until that laziness became a habit again. With Nintendo denying us any good games for the system, a free download for Wii Fit U is definitely welcomed. The physical game would cost $49.99 but those who choose to download it will be able to keep the game temporarily for free. If they proceed to buy the Fit Meter which looks like a pedometer of sorts at $19.99 during the November 1, 2013 to January 31, 2014 promotion period, the game can then be officially tied to their accounts forever. What I am really in love with in regards to this setup is Nintendo's tenacity in pushing their digital download service. They should keep releasing games from the eShop first before retail and eventually, everyone will get the message but I also urge them to ensure that the price of digital offerings should be noticeably cheaper than the retail versions.

Keep pushing that digital download agenda, Nintendo. Bravo!

So why would anyone buy Wii Fit U at a more expensive price? Well, I shouldn't ask that question. There really are crazy people out there who would pay $60 and more for a retail disc with no manual as long as they have something they can touch, lick, and rub on their crotches. Maybe Nintendo should just cancel out the retail version of Wii Fit U completely and just make the pedometer and the Wii Balance Board available for purchase.

Random Browsing Yields Random Rewards

Though I have certainly abandoned the X-Box LIVE Marketplace completely, I have missed out on some good deals and even several free downloads from the PlayStation Store. That is why I have made it a habit to check it out every so often but perhaps I don't do it often enough. I am sure glad that I did so tonight however because I saw that Sony is offering an old PlayStation Portable game for free without having to subscribe to that nasty Plus program:

Shouldn't that be $5.99 for non-Plus member?

If you don't have the game already, make sure to claim it before the promotion expires. The third game in the series is coming out later this month for the PlayStation Vita so I suppose this is a promotional stunt by XSEED Games. It is a generous offering however. I don't see this game or its sequel gracing my future induction list so let's hope that it is actually worth the download.