Whats the last game you beat?
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I recently finished Borderlands....and while I liked the game for the most part I found the primary questline.... of finding the Legendary Vault to be kinda dissapointing if not irritating especially[footnote]spoilers are white[/footnote] going through to the trouble of killing the Destroyer(who wasn't that tough once I worked out a strategy) only to not even get a peek inside the Vault and get shitty loot for my trouble
The Witcher 2, as of late last night. I liked it, but I'm just not sure how much or how I would recommend it to others. I think I need to beat it again to be sure.
Next up is either American McGee's Alice (the upcoming sequel is oddly eye catching to me..) or Dragon Age 2.
Next up is either American McGee's Alice (the upcoming sequel is oddly eye catching to me..) or Dragon Age 2.
It was either Bioshock 2 or Metro 2033, can't really remember, played those together with Mass Effect, Fallout 3 goty and Sanctum.
I did a speedrun of Castlevaina: Symphony of the Night (playing as Richter) a couple of nights ago. Still a few minutes off the fastest time, but slowly getting there.
Now I'm replaying an old classic of mine which I recently found on XBLA, Banjo Kazooie. Great game.
Now I'm replaying an old classic of mine which I recently found on XBLA, Banjo Kazooie. Great game.
The last game I finished was Crysis 2, which I enjoyed. I think that the armor and stealth modes made the game more interesting, and I've actually started playing the multiplayer as well (which is rare for me with most games).
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Vanquish
fun yet repetitive
I imagine it would have been difficult if I wasn't playing on Casual Auto
fun yet repetitive
I imagine it would have been difficult if I wasn't playing on Casual Auto
I finally finished up RDR today...quite the ending, even though it was spoiled to me a long time ago.
Debating on whether to play through Batman: AA again or a Mass Effect playthrough.
Debating on whether to play through Batman: AA again or a Mass Effect playthrough.
EGtodd09 said:
The fighting mechanics take some getting used to. But they aren't broken like you are describing them. I don't like bragging about my skills in a videogame...but I was good at it.
I agree with you about the campaign, though. It was definitely awesome, but it was also short - but longer then I expected it to be. I never got bored at any point though, unlike most games where there is that one level you just don't want to do.
Last game was Bully: Scholarship edition.
It was lying around the house and I felt like trying something new or different.
Liked it up until the final boss. Most disappointing thing ever.
Gonna try Arkham Asylum and maybe Rainbow Six Vegas for my Dad next.
It was lying around the house and I felt like trying something new or different.
Liked it up until the final boss. Most disappointing thing ever.
Gonna try Arkham Asylum and maybe Rainbow Six Vegas for my Dad next.
Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box.
The ending was pretty good, a little strange considering
But hey, at least the music that played while the credits rolled was absolutely beautiful. And that's saying something, since the main instrument is an accordion.
The ending was pretty good, a little strange considering
it basically means the entire second half or so of the game was a hallucination.
But hey, at least the music that played while the credits rolled was absolutely beautiful. And that's saying something, since the main instrument is an accordion.