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Weekend Warrior 08/30/13
The Minnesota State Fair is going on this weekend, so a few of us will be checking that out. Otherwise, we'll be taking the three day weekend to play a lot of games.
Ben Hanson: This weekend I'm playing a little game I like to call "moving an entire house". It's like Tetris, if the play field was 8 miles long and each Tetris block was a box filled with books that made you sweat while carrying it. Other than that, I'm looking forward to continuing my love-affair with Disney Infinity. I started it last night and am really impressed. I'm an insane fan of The Incredibles and it is already the best game based on that license. There are a lot of really smart decisions that went in to the design of that title. Have a good weekend!
Kyle Hilliard: Lots of Rayman Legends. A little bit of Saint's Row IV. The state fair might get thrown in there. Maybe a nap?
Jeff Marchiafava: This weekend I plan on preparing for GTA V’s impending release by playing more GTA IV. I started playing the game again last week, and getting accustomed to the game again has been a bit rough. Rockstar has refined its controls a lot since 2008 though, so I’m not particularly worried about running into the same problems with GTA V.
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