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Arkham Asylum. Like Assassin's Creed, which I absolutely loved, it has its repetitive moments. Hiding on gargoyles and the fighting become routine. But that's the case in just about every game, by the time you're approaching the end you're doing the same thing over and over, and supposed to be getting better.

But Arkham keeps it interesting. I don't want to put in any spoilers, but you get used to doing things one way and suddenly you can't do that anymore, and you have to think outside your comfortable little box. Detective move breaks it up a little so you're not just running and jumping, but does require some suspension of disbelief.

All in all it's a great game. And when done I'll probably go through it again on the most difficult setting. This is also one of the few games I can see myself spending the time to try to find all of the hidden items.

In other news: I got two more people photographed for the book. Just need to update the website next.

We're getting our distribution deal signed this week for the web series I'm co-writing, so once that's done we're hoping to start shooting in November or so for distribution to start in January I think.