Been playing Leauge of Legends(Trundle is amazing in solo queue for me), almost done with Front Mission 5 and attempted to play alpha protocol on my pc, but my shitty pc makes the locking picking mini-game damn near impossible.

Looked around on Steam for something cheap and Mac compatible, found Zen Bound 2 for $5.  Incredibly fun and incredibly calm, super good to just chill out and play.

Still playing Super Meat Boy. Have reached the boss at the end of Hell. I think I need a more precise gamepad. More thresholdy and less spongy.

I think I ragequit on this game about 3 times a day. This supports the theory that Christo bought it for me to finally push me over the edge.

wunder if some one will by me that hame...

Got an invite into the Spiral Knights preview a couple days ago and I've unlocked a few invitations in the game since then. If anybody wants to try it, let me know and I'll e-mail you one.

Why not I will take one.

I would like to try Spiral Knights as well, if you don't mind sending me an invite.

Playing ME2 with council saved, anderson instead of udina. etc.

Thanks for the spoilers?? you twat.

I am playing ME1 and getting stuck in lifts.

I'm playing the special edition of The Secret Monkey Island. Other than the voice acting most of the extras are kind of superflous and I just plain don't like the graphics. However, it's still The Secret of Monkey Island which will always be one of my favorite games.

7th Guest for iPhone has been fixed to run properly on the second-gen iPod Touch so I am finally getting to play it.  It is hella good.  You can fastforward cutscenes (only good because I've seen them a million times, if you're playing the first time don't do this) and zoom in by double tapping which helps with being able to see bits of puzzles that were a bit too small to be easily visible on the device.  The animations were sped up too, which a lot of people seem to be complaining about.  I guess they think it was a bug but to me it feels like it was on purpose to speed up the game when you're on the go.  Really to be fair the game was a bit too slow in the past anyway, it's nice to complete the can puzzle without having to wait ridiculously long times for each can to be moved.  I'm going to write up a proper review on my blog when I'm farther into it but I've already done several puzzles and I can safely say it's worth buying.  Especially if you've not played it before, go pick it up it's like $3 or so.  Don't feel bad if you use a walkthrough for a puzzle or two (there's also an ingame hint system in one of the rooms and I think it'll solve the puzzle for you after you go to it three times).  The fuckin' bishop puzzle is one I don't even attempt to do on my own.  I always remembered it as my least favorite.