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PostPosted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 11:37 am 
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I just got Oblivion, from the Elder Scrolls series. Talk about time consuming, but its fun as hell. Im really looking forward to Fallout 3.

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PostPosted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 11:50 am 
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1) Neverwinter Nights 2

2) Secret of Mana (that's right... I went there...)

3) Seiken Densetsu 3 (AKA Secret of Mana 2 - never got released here in the States because that's around when Nintendo had a falling out w/ Square. Also right around Square massive success w/ Sony Playstation and Final Fantasy 7)

4) Folklore


I was playing Assassin's Creed, but it got so damn repetitive - there's only so many times you save peasants jump from the same damn building before it get's tired.


but what is that game about after all? is there a connection to the future, like some said?

Yes. The action in Assassin's Creed takes place in a character's' mind. A scientist discovers that the memories of all of a person's ancestors are stored in their DNA. So he kidnaps some guy whose ancestor was the assassin character. He then uses the machine to make him "live" in that past world to get information for some nefarious purpose.

I know, it sounds weird.

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PostPosted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 6:27 pm 
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Lego: Batman is not released until the 10th of October here... :(


Dude, I got it yesterday, but with school have only been able to play a few levels

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PostPosted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 7:13 pm 
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I'm making my sister go out and buy Lego Batman on the weekend, since I've no money to do it myself, plus I am busy for the weekend. She wants to play it as much as I do.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 25, 2008 5:05 pm 
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I'm making my sister go out and buy Lego Batman on the weekend, since I've no money to do it myself, plus I am busy for the weekend. She wants to play it as much as I do.


It's worth it. I have it and have just finished the first "episode" if you will. (five levels with a story arc rangeing through out them) It is so sweet to see all the characters (in the first story arc you take on Ivy, Two-Face, ClayFace Mr. Freeze and The Riddler) so it's got a nice range of characters, and it looks like Batman: TAS, my favorite Incarnation of Batman

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I'm making my sister go out and buy Lego Batman on the weekend, since I've no money to do it myself, plus I am busy for the weekend. She wants to play it as much as I do.


It's worth it. I have it and have just finished the first "episode" if you will. (five levels with a story arc rangeing through out them) It is so sweet to see all the characters (in the first story arc you take on Ivy, Two-Face, ClayFace Mr. Freeze and The Riddler) so it's got a nice range of characters, and it looks like Batman: TAS, my favorite Incarnation of Batman


excellent, i grew up watching TAS.

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WJK wrote:
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I'm making my sister go out and buy Lego Batman on the weekend, since I've no money to do it myself, plus I am busy for the weekend. She wants to play it as much as I do.


It's worth it. I have it and have just finished the first "episode" if you will. (five levels with a story arc rangeing through out them) It is so sweet to see all the characters (in the first story arc you take on Ivy, Two-Face, ClayFace Mr. Freeze and The Riddler) so it's got a nice range of characters, and it looks like Batman: TAS, my favorite Incarnation of Batman


excellent, i grew up watching TAS.


I played the Catwoman level today, it is pretty sweet. so far I give the game an 8/10

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PostPosted: Fri Sep 26, 2008 10:23 pm 
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Spore.

Rock Band 2 (YES).

I have a bunch of Wii and DS games I've been meaning to play but just haven't had the time to invest in RPGs or that kind of thing lately.

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 4:45 am 
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Spore.


DRM makes me vomit.

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it was tying it into the rape-revenge stories and making light of a verys erious sub-genre that kind of offended me.


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 6:43 am 
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i just downloaded Ratchet & Clank: tools of destruction demo. i know, it has bee out for awhile, but just got my hands onto it. Pretty sweet game i'd say! :D

I'm waiting for Resistance 2, Little big planet, and Killzone 2 in the future. I'm a Ps3 fanboy, but im not gonna diss any xbox 360 owners! ;)

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 6:27 pm 
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Spore.


DRM makes me vomit.


Yeah, DRM sucks, I agree, but it was really a matter of how much I care about the number of installs being limited versus how much I actually want to play the game.

Since it is essentially "The Sims Meets Civilization, Starring a Bunch of Monsters," wanting to play it won out.

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Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization. Having never played the classic Colonization back in 1993, I'm blown away by how fun & addictive this variation of Civilization is.

Any Sid Meier series fans here? I love his Pirates! as well.

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 28, 2008 6:10 am 
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Yup, big Civilisation fan here - for me II is one of the best games ever made...
I recall that DDC likes the first one (right?)
Anyway, love that series but am yet to branch out into other Sid Meier games

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PostPosted: Mon Sep 29, 2008 10:55 am 
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Nostalgia wrote:
Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization. Having never played the classic Colonization back in 1993, I'm blown away by how fun & addictive this variation of Civilization is.

Any Sid Meier series fans here? I love his Pirates! as well.


I love the Civ games. Civ IV is one of the most addictive games I've ever played. It's always "just one more turn" and then before I know it, it's six in the morning and the sun's just peeking up. I don't play it on weeknights anymore because I know that one more turn is a compulsion I have trouble resisting.

Been thinking of getting Colonization. Your ringing endorsement is encouraging!

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I'm playing Half Life 2, Far Cry and Half Life 2 Episode 1 as, I just beat HL2. On the PC btw.

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PostPosted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 6:38 am 
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I'm playing Half Life 2, Far Cry and Half Life 2 Episode 1 as, I just beat HL2. On the PC btw.


Niice! How does FC compare to HL2 for you?

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My oldest son received both Force Unleashed and Guitar Hero: Aerosmith for his birthday.

That Guitar Hero game is fun. We have never had that at home before and he's progressing quickly! (He plays the flute and his fingers are pre-programmed! :shock: )

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That Guitar Hero game is fun. We have never had that at home before and he's progressing quickly! (He plays the flute and his fingers are pre-programmed! :shock: )


Not sure what console your son plays on, but if he likes Guitar Hero, he'll love Rock Band. I'm serious, especially if your son likes to play the games with his friends, Rock Band is the most perfect elaborate rock 'n' roll fantasy game.

Plus, I know playing the fake guitar is fun, but know something that's even more fun? Playing the fake drums.

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Plus, I know playing the fake guitar is fun, but know something that's even more fun? Playing the fake drums.
You know what's funny? I used to be a drummer and my time on the fake drums at Rock Band was just agony. The set-up is nothing like a real drum set and it makes the usual method of hitting the hi-hat and snare just impossible. Oh, and if you're a left-handed drummer, you're just SOL (I'm not, but I know how left-handed drummers set up their equipment and it's totally incompatible with how Rock Band lays out their drumming tracks).

I appreciate the effort, but I'll stick with Guitar Hero, thanks.

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Plus, I know playing the fake guitar is fun, but know something that's even more fun? Playing the fake drums.
You know what's funny? I used to be a drummer and my time on the fake drums at Rock Band was just agony. The set-up is nothing like a real drum set and it makes the usual method of hitting the hi-hat and snare just impossible. Oh, and if you're a left-handed drummer, you're just SOL (I'm not, but I know how left-handed drummers set up their equipment and it's totally incompatible with how Rock Band lays out their drumming tracks).

I appreciate the effort, but I'll stick with Guitar Hero, thanks.


Yeah, playing any of the fake instruments in Rock Band requires some, uh, adjustment if you're used to playing real instruments. Rock Band is an elaborate rock 'n' roll fantasy, though. If you can rock the drums for real, you don't need fake drums.

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