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Weekend Warrior 03/23/12
Geez, it got warm fast. Is it Spring already? We need a glass of water. Why is the sun so hot? Shield your eyes, we weren’t bred to withstand the power of it’s light. Get inside now!
Andy McNamara: This weekend I'm planning on two good long bike rides if the weather cooperates: Saturday a group ride with friends, and Sunday, well, just because I can. When I'm not riding, I have tickets to see the Hunger Games Saturday night (fingers crossed it doesn't suck), and I plan on leveling a monk in the World of WarCraft: Mists of Pandaria beta. The odds of me watching basketball and playing Draw Something on iOS or Hot Shots Golf on PS Vita are very high as well.
Tim Turi: This weekend I’ll be fighting the good fight in Mass Effect 3, both online and off. Really looking forward to getting to the end of the game so I can see what the hubbub is about.
Ben Reeves: I’ll be hubbubing in my new hubbub bubbler. I’d also like to play more Mass Effect and finally watch the last episode of Walking Dead. My dad is also in town, so I’ll be hanging out with him for most of the weekend. That’s right, I have a family; suck it, lab-grown clones.
Ben Hanson: After finally finishing Mass Effect 3, I’m looking forward to a weekend filled with Super Paper Mario and Xenoblade. Who would’ve thought that I’d be enjoying my Wii this much in 2012? Good times.
Jeff Marchifava: This weekend I’ll be trying to finish off Mass Effect 3, and plan to play more of its multiplayer. I also just started playing the PC version of Spelunky (I’m late to the party, I know), and will undoubtedly put a few more hours into that too.
Kyle Hilliard: Myself, my wife, and my daughter are getting on a plane and heading to South Carolina to see the family, so my weekend will likely revolve around preparing for that. I hope to play some Mass Effect 3, or maybe some Journey, but I am not very optimistic about getting playtime in either.
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