It's shanktastic.

I recently had a look at my Raptr play summary foir 2013 and it threw up some intriguing results. In first place with 75 hours logged was WWE '13, followed closely by MGR: Rising with 73 hours (take that, 'it only lasts 5 hours' whiners :)) and Dragon Age: Origins with 67 hours.

I know I played a lot of WWE but I had no idea I'd played it that much. I was also puzzled by my rarest achievement being Gunslinger from Metro: Last Light. All you have to is kill at least one enemy with every weapon which wasn't exactly hard so I can't imagine why this one is considered rare.

Is it just grinding that's the key? What I'm worried about is getting to a point in the story where progression becomes immensely diffcult because I haven't been using and levelling up a particular combination of jobs (or something like that).

Any Final Fantasy Tactics afficionados in the lounge? It's selling for about £4 in the EU PSN store and so I'm tempted to give it another shot following an abortive attempt a couple of years ago. Anything special I should know? Any hints and tips for building the perfect army of murdering bastards?

Off the top of my head, the ending to Hotel Dusk: Room 215 on the DS. Wounds of the past had been reopened and painful questions remained which would probably never be answered, but for all that it felt like Kyle Hyde had managed to get some sort of closure and was finally ready to move on with his life.

There is no such thing as too much Resident Evil 4. Bring it.

Killzone 3. It looks better, shoots better and Rico is marginally less hateful. Everyone's a winner.

Giving Captain MacTavish a mohawk in Modern Warfare 2. I mean come on.

Looks we got to the 'root' of the problem! Saved again!

@chicknfeet: I'm not entirely sold on Ni No Kuni. It's bloated and gluey and entirely too fond of the 'talk to this person, then this person and then a few others maybe you can get on with the game' trick. The battle system wasn't helped by the uselessness of your AI companions.