What's the last game you bought, and would you recommend it?

[Savagezion]

MLB11: The Show.

I think it kicks ass. 4 player mode and "Road to the Show" custom character career are awesome. But you have to like Baseball or maybe Cricket.

 

[Cazza]

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. Yes.

I found it to be the best one so far. They have improved the missions so there is more to do and they added on to the outside world story which I have really been waiting for.

I only wish they had dedicated servers and more then one port to play on.

 

[Zanderinfal]

Crysis 2 is the shit. I would recomend it to anyone with a PS3, XBox, or a PC that can run Half-Life 1.

 

[BakaSmurf]

Dragon Age 2; Heck yes I recommend it.

Personally, I loved the shit out of Dragon Age: Origins, and can't see any legitimate reason as to why anyone would dislike DA2, it was 'da shit in my opinion. People must have been really butthurt over not being able to choose your race anymore, I guess.

 

[infohippie]

Dragon Age 2. Whether I'd recommend it depends on who's asking. I wouldn't recommend it to RPG fans, but I would recommend it to fans of general console action games.
Last game before that was Amnesia: The Dark Descent, which I would definitely recommend to anyone who can appreciate creepiness.

 

[WaReloaded]

The last game I bought was Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 for the PC, I've only played about 5 minutes of it, so I don't really have an opinion on it apart from the fact that the graphics seem awful.

 

[Easton Dark]

Crysis 2 is the shit. I would recomend it to anyone with a PS3, XBox, or a PC that can run Half-Life 1.

A PC that can run Half-Life 1? What?

 

[aLivingPheonix]

the Saints Row double pack. I would most certainly recommend it. Well worth the $30 I payed.

 

[Drakmorg]

I've been buying so many cheap games off steam that I haven't gotten around to installing yet. So I'll just bring up the most relevant thing I can.

The last DLC I bought and completed was the Da Vinci Disappearance for Assassin's Creed Brotherhood.
I can't say it blew me away, but it was fun for the few hours that it lasted. The new multiplayer modes would have been more fun if it didn't take half a hour to get together a complete match.
I recommend it if you enjoyed AS:B and wish it were a few hours longer. Doubly so if you enjoy and can tolerate the online multiplayer.

 

[chanceisshane]

Crysis 2. Got it for the PC and highly recommend it. I do not get why some people hate it. I actually liked it more then the original. I guess I am part of a minority.

 

[Primee133]

Dawn of War 2: Retribution

A little dissapointed with the lack of Necrons, but I'm enjoying it quite much as I'm playing the Ork campaign with my friend, and planning out diffeWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH

 

[Primee133]

DoW II: retribution.
And no, I don't recommend it. If it's anything less than twice as good as the game+expansion than preceded it, then I have been ripped off yet again. I wouldn't force someone I know to take a leap of faith like that. I'd might as well just flip a coin and take their money myself.

But I won't find out until it arrives from the UK, so maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised.

Trust me, it's much better than 2 or Chaos Rising. Although there's little difference between the different races' campaigns, it's still quite an improvement over the others' 4-hero buff-up-fest.

 

[kane.malakos]

Darksiders for the PC. I actually would recommend it. It's got some awkward controls and an incredibly forgettable main character, but the combat is fun, the story is decent, and it looks pretty good.

 

[dday4you]

mass effect 2. yeah i know its old but it was on sale so yeah
i'm still letting the epicness set in

 

[Snotnarok]

3rd Birthday: Yes and no. Awful story, bad voice acting and they made the main character from the Parasite Eve series into a whiny *****. Though the gameplay is fun, the music is good and the visuals are quite nice. Also it has nothing to do with the other parasite eves and if anyone says otherwise you're wrong.

Tactics Ogre: Yes, a thousand times yes the game is awesome. If you like FFT, it's great

 

[edman270]

crysis 2 and yes i would recommend it. crytech (i see what u did there) fixed a lot of the problems that the original had. The single player is... well it takes awhile to get going but once it does it's pretty good and decent length too. One gripe though is that i never really got to care about any of the characters they were just bland. The multilayer needs some tweaking before it can be really fantastic but at the very least it is not a COD clone.

 

[EGtodd09]

Crysis 2, its very good and you definitely should buy it, but maybe wait for the next patch, multiplayer is quite broken and singleplayer AI have this weird bug that comes up a lot. v1.2 is taking a while because the game was a little rushed and now there's a whole lot wrong with it.

 

[Kasper Gundersen]

Dragon Age 2 - Yes I would recommend it, despite what haters may say.

*high five!
Though the text on screen, could have been a tad bigger and more readable

 

[scully745]

Crysis 2, and yes, although the multiplayer WILL make you rip your hair out until you unlock something decent

 

[RuralGamer]

On Friday I bought both Dawn of War 2: Retribution and Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (for the 360); I would recommend both.
Retribution adds some pretty cool stuff and I especially like the Imperial Guard; the Lord General is awesome in The Last Stand.
Bad Company 2 is a game I probably should have bought months ago; I only started playing multiplayer last night and only intended to stay for a single round; four rounds later I decided to call it a night because it was getting dark and I was tired, but satisfied. Strange thing is when I first saw it, I was sceptical about all the CoD-esque feature (instant melee button, one grenade, two weapons in the campaign), but now I'm actually thinking it does them better than CoD.