I've been playing lots of iPad games lately. Here's my list: Punch Quest, Where's My Water?, Clay Jam, Infinity Blade, Middle Manager of Justice, Pocket God, Jetpack Joyride, Subway Surf, The Walking Dead (episode 1), and Pitfall HD.
I'm progressing very well in Halo 4's campaign on Heroic difficulty. It's harder than before and I've been dying a more often, but I'm progressing. For some reason, Spartan Ops on multiplayer seems to be stuck on the hardest difficulty, Legendary. Everyone on my team keeps on dying. Thank goodness for respawning.
I've been replaying some games I haven't played in a while. Blur is a racing game that, to me, is a combination of Mario Kart (power-ups) and Need For Speed (real cars). I favor muscle cars and sports cars, but I'll use any car with good speed and traction.
NBA Jam is one of my favorite basketball games. I got the Xbox 360 version cheap back in October ($19.99). My brother and I love playing this together (he pretty much only plays sports and racing games. I'm more of an all-rounder, but I'm mostly into shooters and beat-em ups/hack and slash). My favorite parts are the over-the-top slam dunks and the enthusiastic announcer. *swish* BOOMSHAKALAKA!
At my cousin's house, we played Mortal Kombat (2011) and Madden NFL 13. I stink at Madden; I can never get the hang of the controls (Blitz: The League is much easier to get the hang of if you ask me.) This was the first time I played the new Mortal Kombat game and I enjoyed every minute of it (at least when was winning). I'm not really into fighting games, but this one was an exception. The controls are smooth and easy to figure out. The move list even shows how to do the fatalities, so no more guessing. My favorite fighters were Sub Zero, Kabal, Stryker, and Jax. I like this game so much, I'm planning on getting Injustice: Gods Among Us, which is an upcoming fighting game made by the same studio. It's coming out in April.