What games are you currently playing?
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Sgt. Cookie
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The battle for wesnoth.
LiquidMetal91
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Completing Golden Sun Dark Dawn after 27 hours worth of playing :D
Only one remains!
DULLAHAN............ o.o
And than i can start replaying because i missed 1 djinn ><
Damn you Pincer!
Only one remains!
DULLAHAN............ o.o
And than i can start replaying because i missed 1 djinn ><
Damn you Pincer!
Ganstaquay5000
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Right now I'm playing the Crystal Bearers. Once I'm done with that I'll be playing Arc rise fantasia. AND THEN Ar Tonelico.
LOL
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Feldschlacht IV
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I was playing Snatcher, but I beat it yesterday. Amazing game. I think I'm going to continue the trend by finishing up Legend of Legaia, running through another round of Xenogears, and playing some Breath of Fire III and Final Fantasy VII.
I only have a month before I leave for bootcamp anyway, and besides getting drunk with friends and dicking around at home because of the terrible ass blizzard that hit the East Coast, I don't have much else to do.
However, I do play Super Street Fighter IV on a daily basis.
I only have a month before I leave for bootcamp anyway, and besides getting drunk with friends and dicking around at home because of the terrible ass blizzard that hit the East Coast, I don't have much else to do.
However, I do play Super Street Fighter IV on a daily basis.
Pokémaniac
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Final Fantasy 13. I'm on the third disk now. It's pretty good, but the start of disk 3 was absolutely horrible IMO. The Ark was pretty much just like three lots of the same dungeon tied together with an extraordinarily unfair boss fight in the middle. I'm up to Gran Pulse, which is an absolutely ridiculous place that actually makes my X-Box lag. (Didn't know console games did that offline, like, ever(but I don't play many console games.))
Donkey Kong Country Returns for the Wii
honestly it is really super fun. Like it makes New Super Mario Bros look like a half-assed piece of work (which it was somewhat). First off, the game is like super polished. Everything looks neat and there are challenges and ideas that always seem larger than life. The whole game feels larger than life. I dont like to use this word but pretty much every level you play is epic. Like explosions and things falling. The game is also really hard. Lives aren't as abundant as NSMB Wii and the challenges are a lot harder. Also, there are far more things to collect in each level. You collect not only letters that spell out Kong but also Puzzle Pieces which unlock bonus pieces. There are also time attacks on each level. Anyways, back to the level design. The level design feels varied. Every level feels like an action movie and it is so much more lively. Unlike NSMB wii where everything felt pre-determined and it want about reflex but strategy, the game relies heavily on reflex. Its not cheap, its just that you have to be quick and on your toes. Ex: you are passing through the level and break a pillar. The pillars start all toppling down in a domino effect in the background and fall towards the foreground, breaking platforms you stand on.
Again, everything feels so dynamic and cool if you liked any mario game then you have to pick this up because this pummels the competition. Even if you didn't like past DK games, you owe yourself enough to at least try it.
honestly it is really super fun. Like it makes New Super Mario Bros look like a half-assed piece of work (which it was somewhat). First off, the game is like super polished. Everything looks neat and there are challenges and ideas that always seem larger than life. The whole game feels larger than life. I dont like to use this word but pretty much every level you play is epic. Like explosions and things falling. The game is also really hard. Lives aren't as abundant as NSMB Wii and the challenges are a lot harder. Also, there are far more things to collect in each level. You collect not only letters that spell out Kong but also Puzzle Pieces which unlock bonus pieces. There are also time attacks on each level. Anyways, back to the level design. The level design feels varied. Every level feels like an action movie and it is so much more lively. Unlike NSMB wii where everything felt pre-determined and it want about reflex but strategy, the game relies heavily on reflex. Its not cheap, its just that you have to be quick and on your toes. Ex: you are passing through the level and break a pillar. The pillars start all toppling down in a domino effect in the background and fall towards the foreground, breaking platforms you stand on.
Again, everything feels so dynamic and cool if you liked any mario game then you have to pick this up because this pummels the competition. Even if you didn't like past DK games, you owe yourself enough to at least try it.
I've been playing a few games at once since I bought them on Sunday...
God of War III - Not played too far, killed two bosses so far, and I have to say, so far, it's by far the most epic game I've ever seen/played, I mean...
The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest - I bought this to use with the Move controller, along with Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition, and it's really fun, I mean, the graphics aren't too great, and it seems a little kidified (Made easier for children, although it IS a 12+), but I'm still having a blast playing it, it basically goes through the story of all three films, which can be boring since I've already seen the films a million times, but the gameplay is pretty fun.
Just Cause 2 - So far I've only done the first two story missions required to free roam, I played the demo for this when it was released and told myself I'd buy it someday, and now I have, lol. The scale of the game is spectacular, it far succeeds the first game, although it can be a real pain in the arse getting from A to B without any of the agency vehicles, although 99% of the time I use my parachute and grapple hook anyway, I find it's quicker than any vehicle (Aside from planes) and I can take shortcuts over forests and mountains and stuff.
I've also got some games still in the wrapper:
Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition
Darksiders
Lost Planet 2
Vanquish
Modnation Racers (I bought this today, for only £2 ($3), which is a bloody steal since it was brand new in the wrapper, and just before Christmas I was going to pick it up for £25 ($40))
God of War III - Not played too far, killed two bosses so far, and I have to say, so far, it's by far the most epic game I've ever seen/played, I mean...
Killing Poseidon while on Gaia was amazing, and when you finally knock him out of his... thing, and kill him in first person from his perspective, it was absolutely incredible, I actually felt sorry from him, seeing Kratos drag him back, giving him the worst beating of his life, then gouge into his eyes with his thumbs... OUCH!
The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest - I bought this to use with the Move controller, along with Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition, and it's really fun, I mean, the graphics aren't too great, and it seems a little kidified (Made easier for children, although it IS a 12+), but I'm still having a blast playing it, it basically goes through the story of all three films, which can be boring since I've already seen the films a million times, but the gameplay is pretty fun.
Just Cause 2 - So far I've only done the first two story missions required to free roam, I played the demo for this when it was released and told myself I'd buy it someday, and now I have, lol. The scale of the game is spectacular, it far succeeds the first game, although it can be a real pain in the arse getting from A to B without any of the agency vehicles, although 99% of the time I use my parachute and grapple hook anyway, I find it's quicker than any vehicle (Aside from planes) and I can take shortcuts over forests and mountains and stuff.
I've also got some games still in the wrapper:
Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition
Darksiders
Lost Planet 2
Vanquish
Modnation Racers (I bought this today, for only £2 ($3), which is a bloody steal since it was brand new in the wrapper, and just before Christmas I was going to pick it up for £25 ($40))