To Bundle or Not to Bundle?

I've been having discussions with some people over the course of the last week about collector's editions including or not including their games. The topic came up after we saw Mirror's Edge Catalyst release a collector's edition for preorder at GameStop retailing for $140 without the game (in store), $200 with the game (online) and, of course, $60 for just the game itself (both online and in store). Currently the Mirror's Edge website says: "Players can pre-order a copy starting today at
GameStop stores in North America or online, with the other retailers worldwide to be announced soon."

The Mirror's Edge Catalyst CE is available for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

We Played Lego Jurassic...

...and it was pretty good.

Lego Jurassic is available on the One, 360, PS4, PS3, Wii U, 3DS and PC.

This past weekend I picked up Lego Jurassic World for the boyfriend (we'll call him C) and I to finish, since we had started it about a week earlier and I was really wanting to finish it. This game is awesome and is a game that really anyone can enjoy. Lego Jurassic World is a Lego action-adventure game, developed by Traveller's Tales, that centers around all 4 of the Jurassic movies and plays through each of them. You can start with Jurassic World or you can start at the very beginning with Jurassic Park.

Games Are Everywhere

vid·e·o game

noun

plural noun: video games

1. a game played by electronically manipulating images produced by a computer program on a television screen or other display screen.

gam·er

ˈɡāmər/

noun

1. a person who plays a game or games, typically a participant in a computer or role-playing game.

Video games are everywhere - from the PC Gamers to Console players to Handheld and Mobile users.