I am playing on the Xbox One, so unfortunately I don't know what it would be performing like on a PS3/360.

It is rather frustrating... But at the same time I've hardly played any of the story proper, so perhaps I'm just tackling all of these things too soon. I'm still going to give myself more time to get used to the game and its tricks.

See I only have a PS3. Lemme know how the game plays once you get more used to it, but it's looking like a skip from me. Feels like I'm starting to run dry on PS3 games already and I only got it a couple of months back, at least I got to play Infamous 2, Last of Us (and Left Behind) and Tomb Raider.

You into JRPGS Locke, because the PS3 has a ton of those.

Playing infinity blade 2 since it was free last week, probably the only app game I really enjoyed before transformers legend became a cash grab game.

They are okay. Played a lot in my time, but can't think of many that really jump out at me when I think back other than the obvious. Replaying FFX in this remastered edition has been amazingly boring though.

Out of the tutorial section of FFX now and it's really picking up pace, the brutality of Sin's destruction really took me off guard as I don't remember the game going to such dark places. Between that and the Sphere Grid really starting to open up, I'm remembering why I loved this game so much as a kid. Tidus is still really boring though.

So i finished the world adventure bit of Azran legacy, it was cool except the last bit that, it was kind of boring, i liked how they're were characters that were rule 63 of Romeo and juliet.
Now i'm finishing up leftover puzzles because i feel like they're gonna put me in a spot where i'll have to solve a number of puzzles to continue.

I think I'm getting better at it, but Watch_Dogs still isn't really living up to its hype.

I'm listening to last week's The Patch podcast right now and they're talking about it at the beginning and overall are summing up my problems pretty well. Most importantly, you just can't get into the main story because there literally are too many side missions and mini games that remove you from that immersion because they just don't matter to the story. You really are constantly bombarded by them (and constantly being told somebody's searching for a multiplayer match is super annoying and distracting). I do agree that the side missions were not handled that well here.

I did complete Act 1, though. I'm enjoying it. It's just not as great as I was hoping.

Okay so i finished Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy.
Jesus christ this game was amazing.

Not a lot of games can manage to make me cry, in fact the only other one that comes to mind is Pokemon mystery dungeon 2, and that game only made me cry once at a big moment near the end.
This game however made me cry like 4 times straight during the course of it's final chapter, i'm not even sure people agree with me on this, the game just kept throwing twist after twist after twist there.
I came to really like the character Aurora and how Layton and the others spend they're time teaching her the ways of the modern world. It absolutely brought me to tears how she was killed off at the end when they revealed she was a robot (though to be fair i totally called it) And when Laytons true name was revealed, man that scene was tear inducing. And when it was revealed that Emmy was just a spy sent by the villains i was screaming at the screen there, i just couldn't believe it.

If they'res one thing i didn't like, lack of Grosky. He was in one chapter and then a scene at the end, kind of felt empty without the guy.
All of it was just beautiful.

So i finished the prequel trilogy of Professor Layton i started playing the first trilogy with Curious village, i'm almost done with it so in about 2 days i'll start Diabolical box.