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

[Jfswift]

Demons Souls(for Twenty Dollars!)
Yes, becuase im pretty sure we have all played and beaten it by now.

Heh, I actually only made it about halfway through. I stopped playing only because my friend and I were sharing a file.. and it's a name he picked, which means I'll have to start over again.

 

[V TheSystem V]

The Dishwasher: Vampire Smiles. Recommend it if you have a mate for co-op. It is VERY hard.

 

[TheXRatedDodo]

Battlefield: Bad Company 2, and hell yes I'd recommend it for anyone looking for a good multiplayer shooter to tide them over until BF3. I expect most people who are interested in the game have already got it by now though, but those few who are curious about it but haven't taken the plunge, it is a great plunge to take, especially on PC!

 

[9Darksoul6]

Two Worlds 1.
No, I wouldn't.

 

[ABLb0y]

Hitman-Bloodmoney. Never been so disapointed in my life. Not the worst game i've ever played, the 360 version of Bayonetta (I hear the ps3 version is better) is, but it's still kind of up there.

 

[JohnnyDelRay]

Jagged Alliance 2, from GOG.com. Just out of pangs of nostalgia, and no I don't regret it, that shit is awesome. One of the most fun turn-based games I played as a kid, other than the X-com and Fallout series. Well those are the only ones worth mentioning, anyways.

 

[Palademon]

Gods Eater Burst.

Apart from it's main title being so grammatically awkward that the voice actors refuse to follow the subtitles in pronouncing the "s", it is like a more fast paced Monster Hunter, but with a story that makes it more rewarding to continue.

 

[Deadyawn]

Well last time i purchased a game I got two at the same time. Pokemon white version and Fallout: New Vegas. For Pokemon, if you liked the previous iterations then you'll almost certainly like the new one. It doesn't exactly deviate from it's established formula. If you dont like Pokemon theres probably nothing thats going to change you're mind here. If you've never played Pokemon before I'd say it's probably worth picking up all though you might want to wait till it gets a little cheaper which might take a while knowing Pokemon. As for New Vegas...It is TOTALLY AWESOME! It is a pretty vast improvement on Fallout 3 and if you can overlook the fact that people get their heads stuck in rocks a so often it ceases to be funny and that it crashes too much, you will spend many a happy hour shooting peoples heads off and setting them on fire and desintergrating them and sneaking up behind them and putting live explosives in their inventory. I would recommend it to both people who enjoy RPGs and FPSs as long as you dont mind rather graphic decapitations and potentially creepy stuff. At some points I got a little scared because fucking little evil plant men kept jumping out at me from behind plants and there was blood all over the walls. I got over it soon after I realised they were generally weak as hell and for the rest of the game nothing bothered me cos I could just blow it in to a million peices. You might want to increase the difficulty a bit because I've been playing on normal and for the second half of the game nothing could touch me. But yes, I would recommend it.

Shit. I think I might have written a bit too much. Ah well...

 

[Hosker]

Dragon Age 2: 3/5

I guess I'd recommend it, if one is interested in it, but I liked the first one a lot more.

 

[Fozza]

Dragon Age II: Bioware Signature Edition. One word: Epic.

 

[smeghead25]

Crysis 2, I loved the story.

.........okay, so I'm a huge fan of Richard K. Morgan, but fuck it worked well.

 

[Zaik]

Last game I bought was actually Crysis and Crysis: Warhead together on Steam.

I would recommend Crysis, but not Warhead. Warhead was not unfun, but it detailed an entirely pointless section of the first game from a different perspective that nobody cared about in the slightest bit and overall had zero effect on the story, rather than elaborating on the fucked up mystery ending of Crysis that was still left a totally fucked up mystery after Crysis 2.

 

[Christemo]

Dragon Age 2. haters gonna hate, but i wouldnt have played it through 3 times already if it wasnt good. its not quite as good as the original, but the hate on the game is totally baseless. definitely a reccomend.


started on Mass Effect 2 today (the Sequel Celebration (if you buy DA2 before April 30, you will get ME2 with some DLC for free)), and its pretty good so far, althought the 96/100 on metacritic and massive fanboy erections at even the mentioning of the game isnt quite deserved.

 

[Togs]

DA2, and no I wouldnt- unless of course you like sloppy rushed messes

 

[TheLiham]

Mass Effect 2 and....

FUCK YEAH I WOULD!!!

 

[Togs]

its not quite as good as the original, but the hate on the game is totally baseless.

Im not trying to flame here or restart the same old tired arguements, but I honestly dont get how you can say that- the game is for the most part broken- the characters display limited verisimillitude, the glitches are countless and the whole last mission is so poorly written its almost like its from another game.

Again Im not trying to flame Im just trying to understand how you can objectively come to that conclusion.

 

[hoockhand]

Last game(s) I got were Killing Floor and Alien vs Predator.

Would I Recommend them Yes for the first No for the second.

I say yes for killing floor because it's not a game you can beat alone and it has replayablity

I say no for AvP because it is a bad game I paid $5 for it and I feel ripped off

 

[Iwana Humpalot]

I bought Dragon Age 2 at the day it released. I think it was a solid game but i wouldn't pay for it what it cost me if i could turn back time.

 

[MrJKapowey]

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2.

Hell yes!

I re-bought it last weekend since I sold it for the (I didn't know at the time) seriously terribad Black Ops. Re-bought it last weekend as I always liked the MP and campaign, and loved the epic music.