What game are you playing now?

[Se7en Sins]

Originally Posted by oxley

I'm sure you'll love it. One of the reasons why it's so, so great is just the way each game ties into the previous. Characters, actions etc.

I used to talk about my friends about that type of concept when Fable 2 came out. How they should let you use the same character and shit. It's very well done. There is a tone of DLC too though, I haven't seen much of it though.

Agreed.

The way little choices in every game effect the next game is unrivaled by anything I've ever played. Actually amazing to think that everyone else's game is going to be a tad different from yours.

[JCU]

Originally Posted by oxley

Very likely the best game trilogy ever.

Metroid Prime (trilogy) might have something to say about that.

[Vampira_Re-Animated]

At the moment I am into Devil May Cry 2: Dante's Awakening. I should be finishing The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword actually.......

[The Revelator]

Been playing some Mass Effect. Way more epic than I thought.

Also been absolutely ADDICTED to PlanetSide 2.

[Yggdrasil]

Been addicted to Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim lately, but I'm currently playing Borderlands 2. Ended up getting it, thanks to the steam holiday sale.

[Robcbh]

I have been playing Street fighter 3, but ive been thinking about breaking down and getting Allan wake, steam has the franchise for 19 bucks thoughts anyone?

[Heretic]

Originally Posted by Robcbh

I have been playing Street fighter 3, but ive been thinking about breaking down and getting Allan wake, steam has the franchise for 19 bucks thoughts anyone?

Is PC your only option? If you have a 360, I'd track Alan Wake down for $5 used. $20 seems a little steep for such an old game.

It's a pretty good game though. Definately worth checking out.

Retro City Rampage - Pretty much what you'd expect. It's basically the original GTA, with a few more bells and whistles. It's got many(almost too many) references to games of the 8-bit era, that will either leave you grinning, or cringing. Overall, it's the game's sense of style that is it's strong point. Where it kind of falls apart, is in the actual gameplay. Some of it works great, and some of it is absolute dogshit. The difficulty spikes are all over the place, and this is where you'll start to care less and less about how "cool" it all is, and start to curse, an slam your controller to the ground, at how ball-bustingly hard some of the missions are. It's not challenging in a good way either. It's challenging because of the shitty controls, and unfair enemy groupings. After a while, you start to feel like it's really not worth the effort.

Overall, the game is a novelty item. At first, it's cool to look at, and deceptively clever, but it all wears off pretty fast. If only they had spent the same amount of time working on the gameplay, as they did the pop-culture references.

6/10

[Jinx]

just started playing Duke Nukem Forever pretty bad but the achievements are rather easy/

[Mr. Bill]

Poker @ Pokerstars

[oxley]

Originally Posted by JCU

Metroid Prime (trilogy) might have something to say about that.

Good man. If something was going to challenge Mass Effect for the title, it would be this. And you know, I'd probably give it too it as well. As I'm a huge Metroid nut. Stunning games in every way.

Originally Posted by The Revelator

Been playing some Mass Effect. Way more epic than I thought.