Ace Attorney, after all these years I finally get a chance to play it.
Man this is some good [parasitic bomb].
Also dabbling with Doom 3 BFG edition. If you can get the resolution fixed in Doom 3 and own the original two already don't bother, they made Doom 3 Easier, the Graphics have been dumbed down (This is a 2004 PC game why can't the Xbox 360 and PS3 handle it for shits sake, and why did you [tornado fang] up the PC version too?), Doom and Doom II have had a few graphical modifications. No more Red Crosses on the Medpacks because some people are butthurt about their logo being used like that. And all Wolfenstein/Nazi stuff in II has been removed, The stages have been gutted of their Hitlers and Swastikas, its almost like playing SNES Wolf, they even took the music out and renamed the maps to IDKFA and Keen, not just that but said code along with all the other codes don't work anymore, the Console has been removed from D3 along with any mod support.
If you don't own the game and have a PC worth its salt, get the original games as they're cheaper, some source ports, and if you really want to play "No Rest for the Living" (The new Doom II mappack, though it might have been in the XBLA release, I don't know.) Its probably online somewhere. If you don't and only own the consoles, pick it up, its only $30. If you're like me and own the original games on PC, its up to you whether you want to spend $20 on essentially a new episode of Doom 3. (I say $20 because if you own Doom 3 already its got a discount on Steam.)