Thank you kindly for Mass Effect and Fez! Enjoy the games at your own pace. As a fellow backlogger, I understand if you already have a list of games planned out to play first. And be sure that your actions will not go unnoticed neither!

Super Hexagon (Steam) - [Link]
No sleep until beat!

EDIT: Sleeping. No beat. Sad face.

EDIT 2 (17/04/2014): That was a long time without sleep.

The Hatcast (and others) Plays: The Ship (Steam) - New Year's Eve Stream: [Link]

Currently just a pre-stream right now. Actual play is due to start at 21:00 GMT.

Super Hexagon (Steam) - [Link]

What a surprise!

Thank you kindly!

you're welcome!

Of all of the games I could be playing, I decided it would be a good idea to stream The Wiki Game. This won't work too well, I'm sure, but whatever - [Link]

Starting off with some Half-Life: Source and then moving on to something possibly maybe - [Link]

Time to continue my Civilization IV: BTS game as Bismarck - [Link]

Never even thought about Animal Crossing completion

Yeah, I see City Folk as a game that's easy to (pay off house, see credits) but nearly impossible to . It's also a game that was affected by Nintendo's no-save-backup policy, so I would have to start fresh again, losing years' worth of weeds and residents who forget who I am.

I think I could stay "online" all day and all night, in theory, but I wonder if the game requires a prompt to let people into the city, which would still require me to be there at the console to make that worthwhile. An open AC "server" of a sort would be kind of neat.

Against all rationality, you're making me kind of want to play Animal Crossing again... but I think I would only want to do it if I could leave my town open and online for people to drop by at will. I don't think the game allows that, though, does it?

I was going to try for SSBB but then I had to format my Wii and Nintendo doesn't let you backup save data for online games.

I think around 10...I'll hafta check.

Yeah, I'm guessing you have to include at least enough to start a rudimentary tree farm - saplings and enough torches to keep it lit until it grows, since you're underground.

I like your minecraft variant.

It sounds similar to my "Dwarf Fortress" game, where I only go to the surface during the first couple days. Never thought of moving my spawn and giving myself a limited inventory with which to survive, so I figured access to trees would be necessary at the start.

Another idea I had was to use a map editor to delete most of the trees, turn all of the dirt into stone or sand, and play minecraft in a post apocalyptic setting.