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Weekend Warrior 09/07/12
School is back! Not that we care. We work for our food. Sometimes we play for our food. Sometimes we play with our food. Either way a gamer's got to eat! Bacon!
Ben Hanson: This weekend I hope to continue playing through Peace Walker HD, Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes has me anxious to fill this hole in my Metal Gear arsenal. I also have a grand vision of playing Rock Band, I’m burning out on Blitz but I’m eager to play Blitz’s new songs with friends in Rock Band proper. If I have time I’ll also slip in a little more Final Fantasy IV on the DS. Good times all around.
Jeff Cork: The Plants Vs. Zombies table came out this week on Pinball FX 2. That’s my weekend.
Kyle Hilliard: I'm reviewing a Kinect game, so I plan on being pathetically winded for the entire duration of the weekend. Also, Darksiders II.
Jeff Marchiafava: I’m still thoroughly enjoying Sleeping Dogs, and look forward to having a night where I can log some significant hours without having to worry about being functional the next morning. I also want to play the new Plants vs. Zombies table for Pinball FX 2, and episode 3 of The Walking Dead, which probably isn’t going to happen.
Margaret Andrews: Planning to get in some quality time with Guild Wars 2. Was hot on the thief at launch but switched to Elementalist a couple days ago like god and everyone else. If that doesn't go well I'm lighting my Elementalist garter belt on fire and launching it at mobs in a last ditch effort to make a profession work. Also planning on some face time with my (far too neglected) bike while this incredible weather holds.
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