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Depending on what new games come out how much I play a day really veries. Right now I'm doing maybe an hour or two a day. Closer to the release of Destiny or the new Pokemon games I was much closer to 7 or 8 hours a day for a week or two.

I love my Vita and was interested in the Vita TV when I first heard about it. But now that it is out it's disappointing. There isn't even a Netflix app on the thing. Could still easily be worth the cost if you need something to play Vita games and PS1 classics on.

Do you guys at least see the irony in complaining online about having to go online?

The story itself (including short story side missions) can all easily be completed in 3 or 4 hours. There are some collectibles and such you can go back for that will add to the play clock as well. It is also just a fun game to hop into for a few minutes every once in awhile, even if you are...

I downloaded the Android version the other day. I'm yet to fire it up yet though. I've just been too busy. I hear a lot of good things about it though. Maybe later tonight I'll get to it.

It's 2014. We all have the internet at this point, and we all have our consoles connected to it. This being a requirement isn't that big of a deal...

This will be essential for the game to succeed. I'm not a creative type, but if buying Mario Maker exposes me to a new world of Super Mario World type levels I'll have to get it.

Me and a friend started messing with co-op the other day as well. Unique experience for sure.

I didn't play Final Fantasy I until 2007. I see why it was groundbreaking at the time, but the genre has just come so far since then. It was hard to play.

I think the Animal Crossing "poptart" 3DS has been discontinued for a long time now. They really just made it for around the release of the game. I would probably just try to get her a normal 3DS and Animal Crossing separately.

I know I didn't get headaches from the original Gameboy back in the day. Can't say I've fired one up in around 15 years though. So who knows? Maybe we are all spoiled by pretty handhelds now.

The only stores around here that really have old consoles are pawn shops. I check the 2 local ones maybe once a month. In the summer when people have garage sales those can also be a goldmine.

Christmas just doesn't feel the same as adult. As a kid Christmas and my Birthday was almost the only time I could get shiny new things I wanted. But as an adult I can just buy the things I want. Am I the only one?

I'm getting a new 3DS the day it comes to North America. I've had my 3DS for awhile and I think it is time for something new. The extra power and joystick are enough of a reason to justify it. Also the removable faceplates are a nice touch.

People requested refunds for that? It didn't make the game unplayable by any means. At worst it was a slight annoyance, at best it is good for a giggle or two.

I have to go with either the Gamecube or SNES controller. My love for the SNES may be nostalgia based more than anything though... Maybe I'll just say the Gamecube controller.

What types of games do you want to play? Sony and Microsoft have a few first party exclusives here and there, so look into which consoles has more exclusives you'd like.

It brings back all sorts of PS1 memories in that way. I forgot all about that! In the first maybe 10 hours I took some great screen shots of all the great engrish. I eventually got to a point where I just played and got used to it though.

I usually keep up with 2 or 3 anime a season. Right now I'm watching Sword Art Online, Log Horizon and Terraformars.

Before the game awards I was lukewarm on this game at best. But Super Mario World has a special place in my heart. So now I'm really looking forward to this.