Thread: What game are you currently playing?

Been playing lots of Skyrim and Skyward Sword earlier. But after I stumbled on one of my own YouTube videos about Lufia II (a SNES classic), I felt like playing that again, using my own Let's Play as a guide, lol. My Lufia II Let's Play. I should probably redo the whole thing, but I also still need to finish so many newer games. So little time...

Been playing Terraria, then Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Both very good games, and both very different.

However, I just got Skyrim yesterday, and I suspect that'll be it for a while

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Mw3. Trying to upgrade perks as of now.

Postal 2

I got the itch for a new RTS campaign and snagged Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 2: Retribution from Steam the other day. After playing through the space marines campaign (there are four five more factions), I'm finding more and better content than I was expecting. They figured out what Blizzard missed in the Starcraft 2 campaign: writers are cheaper than cinematics, and usually more effective. The models and landscapes have SC2 beat, too. The strategic depth was somewhat lacking compared to more serious RTS games, but you did have to pick up a bit more than just A-move after the first couple missions. I might give the next campaign a go on hard difficulty.

Currently playing Gran Turismo Portable

The Stanley Parable

FIFA 12.
I love it, but god, I do suck!

star ocean ps3

Made a few skyrim videos yesterday, but I haven't been playing it as much as I thought I would have with the holidays. I also started playing WII bowling again. I was alternating frames with my daughter and we got a 200!

i put starocean down: long, but meh
i unlocked the plats for oddworld: stranger's wrath, and prince of Persia: the forgotten sands - this week.i think i'm headed back to boderlands, but i've been eyeballin bioshock for quite some time. i played it a long time a go and absoultely loved it.

the reason i'm putting off any big games for now: january 31, 2012 - Final Fantasy XIII-2, and NeverDead on the same date.

Originally Posted by Andrew Ryan

I am Andrew Ryan, and I'm here to ask you a question. Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow? 'No!' says the man in Washington, 'It belongs to the poor.' 'No!' says the man in the Vatican, 'It belongs to God.' 'No!' says the man in Moscow, 'It belongs to everyone.' I rejected those answers; instead, I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose... Rapture, a city where the artist would not fear the censor, where the scientist would not be bound by petty morality, Where the great would not be constrained by the small! And with the sweat of your brow, Rapture can become your city as well.

Bioshock

I'm back to Starcraft 2 ladder games almost daily.

Right now I'm playing Evony. It's pretty good for a free game. Rather addicting.

I'm also playing Syberia. It's a neat game, but it could be better. Some things (such as recurring cell phone calls and boyfriend drama) really detract from the atmosphere and enjoyability of the game. But it was inexpensive so I can't complain.

Just picked up Fallout 3 and Batman: Arkham Asylum

Dragon age origins for the 2nd time. So much DLC i have to play through before Final Fantasy XIII-2 comes out =O

After reading an article in Game Informer about the upcoming reboot of X-COM (having heard about it just a few weeks earlier on the Yogscast), I decided to get the original X-COM UFO defense. Five bucks right on steam. Apparently is has a fairly large fan base, and won all sorts of awards when it was released, and I can definitely see why. It's a unique strategy game that puts the player at the helm of a multi-national organization tasked with fending off an alien invasion. It's old (put it this way, it runs through dosbox), but tway it works within the technology of the day results in interesting and unique gameplay. Most everything that happens is decided randomly, and it provides a rare degree of freedom for the player, but requires them to adapt and react to the procedurally generated actions of the alien invaders. I would highly reccomend this game to fans of strategy games in general, as well as fans of the sci-fi genre.

Pop'n music portable.

Star Legends on mobile ahaha. I was playing skyrim but I had to uninstall and get rid of it, too much time was going to that and not studying LOL

Mass effect 2. Posted a video on YT a while ago. I'll play some other games on and off, but I always come back to that game. I think it's going to be that way until part 3 drops in march.

Rotating between Atlantica Online, Lord of the rings online and skyrim atm, whatever tickles my fancy for the day.

FFX

Pleasing cutscenes; does not appear too challenging, however.

playing patapon 2

WORLD OF ROGUECRAFT! Don't judge me. One of my best friends moved to Cali early last year and this is one way we can hang out.