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Weekend Warrior 09/20/13
GTA V!
Mike Futter: I'll be continuing my journey through Diablo III on Xbox 360 and PS3. Depending on what the weekend brings, I might play some Scribblenauts Unlimited or dive deep into my stack of shame. I've still got lots to play from this generation, including some of this year's best titles.
Ben Hanson: I'm feeling the pressure to finish off Mario and Luigi: Dream Team before Pokemon comes out next month. I'm 40 hours in so I would think that I'm nearing the end? I want to like the game more than I do, having just played the original Paper Mario earlier in the year and loving every second of it my expectations were a bit high for the 3DS RPG. Other than that, I'm going to continue driving around aimlessly in GTA V.
Andrew Reiner: Outside of Game Informer's Tuesday live stream, I haven't had much time to sink into Grand Theft Auto V yet. I've only put six to seven hours into it, but I hope to get that number up to 15 or 20 over the weekend. I'm also going to an indie wrestling match on Saturday night.
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