Picked up Everything for $3 and saw pretty much…uh, everything it had to offer over 2 or 3 play sessions. An interesting meditation that pushes some of the same buttons as Katamari Damacy, but it’s more of an interactive philosophical experience than a game. Certainly worth it for $3 if you like weirder art house fare.
Finally finished up the main story for Iron Man VR, and aside from a poorly paced attempt at a horror level later on, this was a really well done game. Intuitive dual motion control, a nice mixture of flight, combat, and precision aiming challenges, some nice VR moments between missions, a story that wasn’t completely throwaway, and no nausea despite all the motion going on. Plus they really nailed the feeling of being Iron Man, which is a pretty unique thing. I will definitely be coming back to this one, as there are some challenge levels left, 5-star goals to hit on the story missions, more upgrades to buy, and two higher difficulty levels with a New Game + option. This game was easily worth at least $20, and I bought it for only $10.
Got started on Star Trek: Elite Force II. Still impressed by how much visual fidelity they eked out of the Quake III Arena engine for this nearly 20 year old game. Still in the early going, but this certainly seems to be better than the original game so far.