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A big batch the other day, traded a bunch of stuff in anticipation of Watch_Dogs. 5/21/14 (All values listed are base) PS3 Batman: Arkham Origins   13.00 Batman: Arkham City   2.50 DeBlob 2  0.75 Final Fantasy XIII-2   5.00 High Velocity Bowling   0.75 Little Big Planet   1.50 Ratchet...

According to the blog, no, you will (may?) get a new code.

I think you can play Disgaea 3 entirely by touch.  Never tried it, but I think you can.

I really should buy more games for my Vita, but they keep giving away the ones I want . . . been looking at Smart As for a long time.

Mine posted on the 27th, two days after my statement was prepared, which is usual for my account.

want want want want want. Want.

The PS3 version was fixed in February. Most people have had very few problems since.

I would recommend Jeanne D'Arc. Not as insanely deep as Disgaea, but a good SRPG. Tactics Ogre is good too, although crafting gear is a pain in the arse.

I have the instructions bookmarked: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/620272-playstation-vita/62041263

I haven't bought it yet, but Atelier Totori Plus has been released, without fanfare, on PSN for Vita. It's $40 and apparently includes some DLC. Says the bundle is available until April 16. There are a number of comments on NeoGAF and GameFAQs boards about the game itself.

Skyrim DLC (and most if not all the other updates) is up now; you have to search for it, but it's there.

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSS!

This may be the single stupidest idea in the history of gaming devices, and that's really saying something.

If you don't buy this, you're nuts (unless you have it already, of course).

My daughter finished the story a few days ago, and I've got a couple of chapters to go. I agree, it's a great game (although I could have done without "that one level" - you'll know it when you get there).

For those who aren't aware, these coupons work on PSN cards (so I would assume they work on the XBox equivalent too).

And fast, even on my slow connection.

If you don't mind mixing history with . . . well, talking frogs and stuff, Jeanne D'Arc is one of the best RPGs I've ever played, and while you CAN grind, you don't really need to in order to finish the story. (Post-game is a different matter . . . ) The grinding in the Disgaea series really...

Don Mesa answered that on the blog:

I've read of people having problems with this, but I've had none whatsoever - do I just have brighter lights in my house or something?