It is extremely addicting, but for me right now it’s more frustrating since I’m near the end but I can’t open the door to see the final boss with the key I got that’s supposed to open it. Ho hum.
I played a bit of WoT.
My T-46 brings all the boys to the yard, and they’re like, it’s better than yours…
I was running the pit in the first level of Modern Warfare 2 last night, waiting for my friends to invite me to their game. The first time I got to the part where you run up the stairs and knife the target, I got incredibly dizzy. I thought people were BSing when they said some games give them motion sickness, since it’s the first time it’s ever happened to me.
I also played some Monday Night Combat, Final Fantasy (PSP ver) and am about to start up Assasin’s Creed II.
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Half Life 2
Counter Strike Source
I discovered Morrowind could run on my Mac so I’ve been playing that. A lot. Its really detracting from my productivity. Oh well…
Yup. Already played it to death on my PC, so it was the only logical step. Still better than a console, right?
Right?
As a side note, its not my choice to have this overpriced mess, its school required. I’d prefer a PC any day.
You mean it runs natively or are you using emulation?
Team Fortress 2. All I got was someone calling everyone retards for ruining his target practice, it was a DM map, it’s supposed to be fun.
Its a cider port, I think, but I can get mods and it runs so I don’t really care. But its not using crossover or parallels or any such thing.
Played some Duke Nukem 3D, Man that game is Fun.
I tried the Recettear demo… It’s not bad, but it’s not worth its price either.
It’s not easy when you’re trying to play with a keyboard. :fffuuu:
Anyway, recently it’s been Deus Ex. I bought it on a Steam sale a while ago, and I’d never played it. Pretty good stuff.
Yeah it was, because with a keyboard comes freeze frames.
Halo: Reach
Fucking incredible piece of wok this one is.
Just to piss off all the Halo haters, I played Halo: Reach today, and I loved it.
https://www.crazymonkeygames.com/fullscreen.php?game=Thing-Thing-Arena-3
It’s pretty fun, not to mention violent.
Though the arena setting gets really repetitive after a while. I really wish it had some actual levels.
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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. : Clear Sky
and Battlefield: Bad Company 2
I screwed around in Crackdown 2, seeing what the Toy Box update did for people that only got the free version. Gliding with the wingsuit is a joke now, with the fucking stupid thruster boots. Why did they feel the need to add them? (let’s just say, I was able to get from ground level to the top of the complete Agency Tower within 2 minutes, where it would take forever to get that high with just the wingsuit)
I also picked up Phantasy Star Portable 2 today. Even with the data install, you are helpless when you’re switching weapons. I need to either: rip the UMD and patch it for 5.00 M33-6, or take the easy route and install the latest version of 5.50 Prometheus. I figured that, with the option to install ~165 MB of a ~940 MB game, it would remove all of the wait when you switched weapons. It doesn’t. I have a fucking fast memory stick, I should put it to use instead of the slow-ass UMD drive that the PSP has.
TL;DR: Crackdown 2 and Phantasy Star Portable 2.
Sudden Attack and Killing Floor.
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