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Weekend Warrior 01/10/2014
We're all back to work and it's cold, so we don't want to go outside. In order to survive this weather, we'll be hunkering down with some games and hot chocolate. What about you?
Kyle Hilliard: I’m working my way through collecting all of Super Mario 3D World’s green stars and stamps. It’s been a challenge, but I’ve only got about 10% to go. Other than that I’ll be catching up on the latest episode of Community and trying to finish up Call of Duty: Ghosts as I continue to avoid the Minnesota cold.
Daniel Tack: Assuming I can thaw my frozen PC to a working state, I’ll probably be meandering around some Smite, Dota 2, League of Legends, Starbound, World of Warcraft… And yes, probably a few maps in the Majesty 2 Collection as well. Also looking to make some time to try out Rust!
Andrew Reiner: I'm working on a sizable magazine editorial, but also hope to find time to continue my NBA 2K14 career. My player is on the verge of being traded to his fourth team this year! Fingers crossed!
Jeff Marchiafava: After a long first week back to work, I plan to relax with some more Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. I’ve been let down by the story so far, and still find aspects of the combat and climbing annoying, but everything pirate-related has been great. I’ll also be playing a bunch of Starbound, and probably some Zen Pinball 2 now that it’s out on PS4.
Tim Turi: I'll be traveling this weekend so I'm planning on breaking in my iPad. My backlog includes The Room, Echo Prime, Republique, and Fight Back. I'm also planning on tearing through more Tearaway and finally checking out The World Ends With You.
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