JamMasterMango

I would argue any game is potentially 'infinite-fun.' You're going to get a mixed-bag of everyone's opinion on what they like to replay.

The right online multiplayer game could take the cake for what you're looking for; they're endless by design and certain features (XP, unlocks, perks, teammates, etc.) could give you an incentive to keep coming back.

Though, based on your open-world/sandbox examples, I'd recommend Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor, Sleeping Dogs, Far Cry 3 / 4, Infamous.

My sentiments exactly. I really dig your whole approach with the UI, art style, and animation. I'm not familiar with your main character here; to me, just from first look at your screenshots, your main character immediately makes desire just a little bit more for a visual personality, seeing that your environments and everything else are all so detailed.

Then again, if that's the look you always intended, stick with it. No pun intended. It looks very intriguing and ambitious; interested to see how it would play out.

@bombedyermom: So true. Oh yeah...never underestimate the power (or lack thereof) for a direct-to-DVD sequel lol

Sounds fun :)

Does that include this new 'Christmas Story 2' now? Haven't seen it myself, but I like to bring up the sequel just to see how people respond.

Most people I've talked to so far can't even process the idea of it existing. As if their head's going to explode. It's hilarious.

My wife and I made a deal to only buy each other a pair of pajama pants every year, then save the rest of our spending for family/friends. We also started this fun tradition of buying a bunch of scented candles and giving one out to each of our neighbors in small gift boxes. We also flip a coin every year to decide who gets to put the star on the tree. Nothing too crazy, but those we do every year.

Unloading my wallet on Steam has become a new tradition, too, it seems..

I need a sequel to Mark of the Ninja.

I'm also glad we got (arguably) the best produced video game award show, to date, this year. Here's to hoping we model 'the Keighley's' for next year's show, and beyond..

I actually own this exact Vizio 5.1 soundbar + sub, and I love it. If you're on a small budget and looking for an easy, affordable surround sound system, I would recommend this one. I bought it roughly about a year ago for one of our rooms -- solely to just have a simple 5.1 setup without going waay overboard. I actually haven't run into any issues with switching inputs. I use it with optical (TOSLINK) digital audio from the bar directly into my TV. I do have to switch TV inputs--for example from 'TV1' to 'HDMI' for Blueray -- HDMI cable goes directly from our TV to the Blueray player -- given that, since the bar automatically plays directly whatever is on the TV, there's been no need to switch the audio input channel on the bar. Assuming if your consoles/switcher are going directly into your TV, even with HDMI, you should be able to leave the sound bar at 'Aux 4' (for TOSLINK Optical), again, if using a TOSLINK directly from the TV port to the bar. Correct me if I'm reading your setup incorrectly--I could be wrong. You would still have the option for 'Aux 1' (Red/White Stereo), 'Aux 2' (3.5mm), 'Aux 3' (Orange S/PIDF), and 'Aux 5' (USB), if that helps put things, as far as your TV and switcher, in perspective.

Personally, if I could summarize the entire system outside of tech specs, it's very 'snug,' at least for our room (I'd have to hit you back with the actual dimensions). I've also used them as computer speakers just by moving my sound bar to my desk and had a pretty nice 5.1 setup for a time (see my crude diagram), but you'd need the desk space for the bar.. regardless, just throwing that in there..

The one (very small) nuisance I have with this system is that your rear satellite speakers have to plug in directly to the sub, so there are cords you'll have to creatively hide. Eventually, I'd like to move the rear two and sub forward in this room and completely out of the way of my computer area. Given all that, I really can't complain about it so far. It's held up great and the sound fills a small space perfectly.

Overall, and I would agree with the current Amazon rating for it. The wireless option is nice for giving you more range to decide on. For the entry-level tier that this system is at, it's a great deal if you can accommodate the input/output.