Um... Oblivion.. If you mean completion of all the guilds and such. And um... Doom 3... Urrrr.... Thats aboot it I think... I try to beat a game if I like it
How many games lie incomplete in your room?
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and Assassins Creed II, but thats because Im still playing it
never played more than the first level of Predator: CJ though.... its such shit
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never played more than the first level of Predator: CJ though.... its such shit
All of them
I have in total 3763 games in my room.
And I have more on steam and such..
And I have a shit load of DVD's..
(I dont have the covers in my room, just the discs.)
I have completed maybe one or two.. MAYBE.
I have in total 3763 games in my room.
And I have more on steam and such..
And I have a shit load of DVD's..
(I dont have the covers in my room, just the discs.)
I have completed maybe one or two.. MAYBE.
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Crysis, D-Day (An obscure Ground Control-esque RTS released to commemorate the 60-year anniversary of the invasion), Star Wars: Empire At War, Dawn of War, Dawn of War II, Dark Messiah of Might and Magic.
Also Assassin's Creed for the Xbox and Zelda for the Wii.
That's 9 in total. Then, I don't have that many games overall though.
Also Assassin's Creed for the Xbox and Zelda for the Wii.
That's 9 in total. Then, I don't have that many games overall though.
Probably at least half of them. Some bad purchases, some addictive multiplayer there (MW2 for instance).
Good grief, loads. I don't even dare to count them because then I will just self-flagellate about wasting cash on games. It just seems that sometimes I hit my skill limit pretty early and only get..say...twenty quids worth of content out of a forty quid game. The first one that springs to mind is Ninety-nine Nights which I enjoyed playing but which cockblocked me a few hours in because I couldn't beat a boss. Same thing happened in Lost Planet.
It is one thing that really pisses me off about Xbox 360 - I could not give one teeny tiny rat's ass about achievement points. I play to entertain myself (indeed, the network cable has been out of the Xbox for a week while we try out a Slingbox) and it seems that the achievement system is why you can't use the old up-down-down-left-right-left type cheats that I used to use on my PS2 to get round things I could not beat.
All I want to see is how the story ends, dick-measuring features like achievement points can go to hell.
It is one thing that really pisses me off about Xbox 360 - I could not give one teeny tiny rat's ass about achievement points. I play to entertain myself (indeed, the network cable has been out of the Xbox for a week while we try out a Slingbox) and it seems that the achievement system is why you can't use the old up-down-down-left-right-left type cheats that I used to use on my PS2 to get round things I could not beat.
All I want to see is how the story ends, dick-measuring features like achievement points can go to hell.
Only incomplete games I have are Mana Khemia 2 and La Pucelle Tactics for PS2 at the moment.
IF you consider not max rank on COD:MF2 incomplete then that too.
IF you consider not max rank on COD:MF2 incomplete then that too.
The Orange Box, Trackmania United Forever, Rainbow Six Vegas 2, Empire Earth 2.
The rest are mostly online games, CS, CoD4, MW2, BF2, BF2142, BF1942, WoW (played it for a week, then quited for boringness.)
And i play on the PC so many of my games are downloaded
The rest are mostly online games, CS, CoD4, MW2, BF2, BF2142, BF1942, WoW (played it for a week, then quited for boringness.)
And i play on the PC so many of my games are downloaded
The biggest culprits for me are Fable 2, Oblivion, Fallout 3, Halo 3, Gears of War, Blue Dragon, Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy 4 and 6, Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, StarCraft, the entire Half-Life series, and Dragon Age: Origins.
I know, that's a lot of good games. The problem is, I have too many games to keep track of. It's probably going to take a while to complete all of them. What I usually do is take a few games at a time, and play through them in no particular order. Currently, I'm working on StarCraft, Half-Life 1, Chrono Trigger, and Dragon Age. Once I've completed these four, I'll move on to the next group. However, with Christmas just around the corner, my schedule will probably be thrown off due to new games. I hope I can stay committed even with new games thrown in. Wish me luck!
I know, that's a lot of good games. The problem is, I have too many games to keep track of. It's probably going to take a while to complete all of them. What I usually do is take a few games at a time, and play through them in no particular order. Currently, I'm working on StarCraft, Half-Life 1, Chrono Trigger, and Dragon Age. Once I've completed these four, I'll move on to the next group. However, with Christmas just around the corner, my schedule will probably be thrown off due to new games. I hope I can stay committed even with new games thrown in. Wish me luck!
The only game i have that is uncompleted in my room is Infinite Undiscovery, I got it as a present, it is a terrible game and i would have traded it in except it is only worth four dollars so i will have to think of some destructive means in which to "remove" this game from my room.
The only games I've got all the achievements for on my xbox are Oblivion and 1 vs 100, although I've completed the campaigns on all of them apart from Red Faction because I'm stuck on the last mission.
