Wheee, I've been on a bit of a gaming spree lately:

Baldur's Gate 2 (yay!)
Grim Fandango
Fahrenheit (what a poo last half that had)
Morrowind

Two puzzlers and two massive RPGs. Not a lot of time for studies. Oops. Though it is all good right now; our Ultimate team won its very first game at competitive level a week ago. We beat the Stirling University third team 7-6 after extra time. I got the winning point, too joy...

*dons Jonman disguise* Nowhere any more, the company has stopped trading in the last couple of weeks. Previous to that time it was Special Reserve. They gave a great service and good prices. Goodness knows how they managed to not make a profit.

movies is brilliant i like doing zombie films with a touch of the matrix does anyone else have it?

My cousin Sammy is so...compeditive, And sexist! I bet him at that sonic hero thingy and he made me play it with him over and over and over again for an hour becuase he didn't wanna lose to a girl, Evenually he gave up and got tired of mah ass kickin'

Thats why i practiced secretly for months before i would challenge my sister to games of diddy kong racing. It was my one weak spot in our array of games that i would win at.

Oh I had that game. 'Till my Grandma gave away my ninteno 64. HOW CAN YOU GIVE AWAY THOSE THINGS?! THEY'RE LIKE....WORTH MILLIONS NOW! CLASSICS! *goes to go cry over them now* I had that thing since I was 3......

I feel your pain. Fortunatly for me mine is still sitting in my room, being the sole use of the ancient tv behind it. The only down point is that I'm so much better than all my friends none of them will play anything against me

I got Shadow de hedgehog....nd I'm trigger happy......^.^

I will chop you into tiny little pieces with my katana. At least i will if you find me playing stick arena. Hehe little stick people killing each other.

You have no idea how old that makes me feel.

I did something this week that I've not done before. I bought another copy of a game that I had previously sold, so currently I'm playing Prince of Persia 2: Warrior Within. The abysmal nu-metal soundtrack is as annoying as ever, but the level design is still better than the majority of other platform games.

Dun feel to bad Mata-san, Your the same age as my cousin Stevie. He's like freckin' tall though, no matter how kidish he acts...

Oh that wa off subject ^.^,

Man I miss Diddy (What I named my n64) I totally ruled at Mario tennis!

After your teens, what does height have to do with age? Although I am also rather tall, being a couple of inches over six feet.

On topic: I'm also still rather addicted to Zoo Keeper on the DS. Curse those naughty giraffes!

I'm hooked on Fire Emblem for Gamecube. It's pretty much identical to the Gameboy versions but with prettified graphics. But that's still OK. Soooo obsessive....

[EDIT] This is Jonman posting on accidentally on Mrs. Jonman's profile.

Off topic: Nothing at all, I'm just saying...wait...your like 6'? Man I feel like a munchkin xD

On topic: I been playing more tetris, I beat my own high score

Tetris
The only time I ever played that was when my sister had a massive "portable" game thingy that only played the bloody game. After being viciously attacked for draining the batteries on one 5 hour session i found i could never play it again without flinching.

That even makes me feel somewhat old. Not as old as it would make you feel, but still I remember playing Combat and Dodge Cars with my brother on our Atari.

Anyway, I've been having trouble finding a game to hold my attention. I'm waiting for this.

I'm addicted to tetris, I can spend hours at a time just laying in my bed and thinking up a little game in my mind, Sometimes I lose at my mind-tetris sadly....

I do the same thing with solitare...

Just loaded up World of Warcraft. I havn't played it in about a year... I can't remember much about it.

Now that I've got nothing better to do with my time I might as well give it a whirl.

I've just finished the first two Final Fantasies that were re-released for Game Boy. A friend has also gotten me addicted to a computer game called The Indigo Prophecy.

..........>_>

I'mma BAAAAAAAAACK! So did you guys miss me? Huh? Huh? Didya? Didya? Well....If you don't know what in God's name I'm talking about...For X-mas I was on a 10 day curise with my family on my Step Mum's side. During it I made new friends and.....I must say.....

BRITISH PEOPLE ARE TAAAAAAAAAALLLLLL!!

I say this cause this dude Stewie I met was british and was 6'5......I feel short >_>...

ANYWAYS Been playing lots and lots of pokemon fire red if that seems a little dorky....

Welcome back. Thought I hadn't seen you around in a while.

I've been playing Pokémon again, on the GB Colour. I also downloaded a SNES emulator too, so I've been pigging out on Super Mario. Good stuff.

YAAAAAAAAAAAY I'VE BEEN NOTICED! I feel luveded ^~^

Adventures of Blob Bob Hidden levels

I'm debating whether to re-start my World of Warcraft sub after this Wednesday. I think I will. After all this time, I still haven't managed to get to level 60. ¬_¬

World of Warcraft (Defias Brotherhood Roleplaying server), Everquest 2, Baldurs Gate 2 Throne of Bhall, Crusader Kings, and Europa Universalis 2. All at the same time. Multi-tasking, baby!

I've played through Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones, and I think it's fantastic. It's a far better sequel to the legacy of the first game (The Sands Of Time) than the second in the series (Warrior Within); it's nice to see that Ubisoft actually listened to their critics and actively did something to address matters in their next game. It has one of the best final play-sequences that I've seen, and I look forward to working my way through to it again in the future. It does seem that the plot is resolved now (except perhaps for one small thing lost at sea) so it will be interesting to see how they approach any sequel they may/probably will decide to make.

Phantom Brave. Oh dear God I'm playing Phantom Brave.

I'm playing Wild Arms: Alter Code F. It's a remake of the original Wild Arms. Which is fortunate for me because I have yet to get my hands on a copy of the original original, since I only got into the series around number two. It's an excellent little RPG series that hardly anyone has heard of because it originated at almost the same time as the much more popular and flashy Final Fantasy VII. Imagine Wild West meets Science Fiction meets Fantasy.

*giggles and points*


hmm, well, I'm currently playing FFVII (on to the third disc, baby! ), but I'm also dabbling in Black and White 2. Now that is a kickass game.

My brother is completely addicted to Black and White 2. He has a cow. It is big. This is all I know.

Pah. Wolf > all.

Nah, apparently the Wolf is evil or summat. My bro says the cow is best.

No way. He's like an exceedingly tall puppy

Playing this N game on stickpage.com again, How does he die so easily? o.o

N Game is a very nice bit of programming; I'm a little way off from being able to do that kind of thing in any reasonable time-frame yet.

Today I finished Half-Life. I got stuck last time I played it because I ran out of decent ammo to fight the Gonarch with, but this time I cruised through the whole thing. I was a bit disappointed by the ending though, I felt it was a bit of a cop out. Still, I now feel fully up-to-date and ready for Half-Life 2, whenever I get around to it.

Playing...sims.....again....

Icewind Dale II - Like the original, this game is far worse than its Baldur's Gate and Planescape Torment brethren. Still playable, though. Rather than fill your party up with NPCs you create your whole party at the start of the game which means you can Balance your party exactly how you want it, but it takes AGES. There's so many options, it's beyond silly. Most races have subraces (Human --> Human, Aasimar, Tiefling; Elf --> Elf, Drow, Wild Elf), and some classes have subclasses (3 types of paladin, 8 types of cleric).

I think the game suffers 'cause of this. It was the NPCs that made Baldur's Gate (Minsk and his minature giant space hamster) and Planescape Torment (Morte and his necrophilic tendancies).

I have also been playing the demo of Stubbs The Zombie: Rebel Without A Pulse. I recommend you all go out and download it right now, because this is a fantastic game. I'll be buying - yes, thats right, buying - it as soon as it comes out.

That was my game of choice to distract from revision a few years ago. I completely agree about the NPC thing though, that and the fact that once you reach a certain point it's completely impossible to progress without saving every 5 minutes - or maybe I just made an awful party at the start and didn't realise until halfway through the game.

I reformatted my PC now though and I'm not sure where my IWD savegame backups are or I'd be tempted to carry on playing.

Agh! I remember now, the backup savegames don't work at all because if the letter of the CD drives changes it suddenly tries to look in the wrong place and dies horribly when you move between game discs. >_< Such awful design there!

Circlefish.....I dun understand...it....

Whipped out Katamari Damacy the other day. Fun times, that.

Thanks to the evilness of PsychWardMike, and his ker-azy transatlantic virtual hypnotism, I'm now playing Makai Kingdom, yet another Nippon Ichi grind-fest.

I think I'll leave you to that one. I suspect I lack some bizarre gene necessary to become obsessed with those games. I'm having some fun with Meteos on the DS at the moment.

I'm writing a physics simulation as part of my final year project.

It keeps turning into little simple games involving flying spaceships or driving tanks around. It's ruining my productivity but providing much fun.

Earlier this week I was playing through the original Unreal.

Probably. Always suspected you were a bit of a freaky mutant.

O_o You just finished Half-Life? Quite a freaky coincidence, as I've been playing Day Of Defeat, the popular WW2 Half-Life Mod. I spent too long a gap from playing CS to get back into it.

playing some runespace, Though I'm still mad with it...

I've spent most of today playing The Matrix: The Path Of Neo. It had a bit of a slow start, but despite the very average reviews is proving to be extremely enjoyable.

I'm also replaying the first Jak & Daxter game with Sues, because it's one of the few games that she can play without dying all the time. The difficulty is often more about the exploration than the navigation, if you see what I mean.

i havn't flicked through this entire thread because i cant be bothered. but i will be very suprised if no-one's said this yet.



age of empires 3




or at least i would be playing it if it worked.


dam our computer and it's low level graphics card!

Played Katamari Damacy for an unreasonable time tonight. I beat it!

And I beat Phantom Brave!

And now I'm playing LaPucelle: Tactics!

Voodoo Vince thingy, Stuck, baaaaah.... xP