Currently playing the Witcher 2, beat the first game when it first dropped, but never got around to playing the second when it came out.
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Currently playing the Witcher 2, beat the first game when it first dropped, but never got around to playing the second when it came out.
Playing Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, and holy crap. It beats out the other two by a mile.
Giving a try to Ghost Recon Future Soldier for PC. Dunno why,but i think Advance Warfighter 1 and 2 for PC [not console versions],were better than this one.
Since today I play Batman Arkham City on my Xbox 360 and I wonder how long it would take to beat it the first time?
If it goes so on I expect that I should finish it until tomorrow!!
I have been playing Final fantasy 12 and 8 lately as well as Minecraft.
Anpanman to Asobo
It's a DS game that teaches Hiragana to kindergartners.
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Yu-gi-oh against Nem on dueling network.
Finally playing a game I am actually enjoying: Rayman Origins! Addictive, fun and unpretentious!
Edit: Also Tetris Battle on Facebook when I am completely bored or don't want to sleep.
Silent Hill (PSX), Shadowrun (SNES), Predator 2 (GEN), Terraria (PC), King of Fighers 2002 (ARC), Real Bout Fatal Fury: Special (ARC)
I switch between a lot of games through the day, heh.
Man, how do you guys hold interest in that many games simultaneously? :| thats a gift right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyyavol
I'm on a Fallout 3 (360) binge at the moment, I'd forgotten how fun this game is. Though, getting used to playing with a controller rather than mouse + keyboard was um, interesting.
I was never successful at that.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaslowK
I know right? I still have issues aiming manually in a hurry; I end up overshooting my aim and missing completely ;/ Halo on the other hand, no problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by gezegond
Darksiders. :D
Mentioning Ecco the Dolphin in a thread recently made me want to replay the series. Decided to go with the Mega CD versions for a change of soundtrack. Really lovely music. ^^;;; Conjures up a quite different feel to the Mega Drive music, but just as fitting in its own way~ It's amazing how much easier the game becomes with the checkpoints added in the Mega CD one, though. A game that was utterly brutal in its Mega Drive incarnation becomes almost too easy at times. Not sure whether it's an improvement or not. On one hand I thought the unforgiving difficulty in the Mega Drive one added to its atmosphere. On the other, the game is no longer hair-pullingly frustrating.
In any case, really, really lovely game. Both it and its sequel are among my favourite 16-bit games. And they're still so unique, even today. ^^;;;
Chrono Cross