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All the Crap I bought from GoG.
COD4
Titan Quest
Sid Meier's Pirates!
Pirates...is...so...goooooooood
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Shala: Pirates...is...so...goooooooood

Agreed. I hope we can have Pirates! or Pirates! Gold on GOG sometime in the future.
I've never managed to walk through Pirates, but playing it was always so much fun!
Call of Duty: World at War/PS3 (yesterday evening: online DM and Headquarters)
SSX On tour/PSP (this morning, singleplayer)
Call of Duty 5 isn't a perfect game, but it's the one game that everybody I know has, so we can play it online.
SSX on the other hand IS perfect. The controls are intuitive, but that doesn't mean they're easy. Basically, this is a game that you can't master by learning button presses, or learning the tracks: You've got to develop a feel for what you can do when and go with it. The only real problem with the PSP version is that it stutters briefly when a new song starts. I wish this type of game would return to the PS3, bui right now it seems like everyone is busy making complex and unresponsive control schemes (see Shaun White and the newer Tony Hawk's)
Guild Wars, Resistance 2, TF2, CS 1.6, Quake Live, Quake Wars, COD 4 and Quake 4.
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hansschmucker: Call of Duty: World at War/PS3 (yesterday evening: online DM and Headquarters)
SSX On tour/PSP (this morning, singleplayer)
Call of Duty 5 isn't a perfect game, but it's the one game that everybody I know has, so we can play it online.
SSX on the other hand IS perfect. The controls are intuitive, but that doesn't mean they're easy. Basically, this is a game that you can't master by learning button presses, or learning the tracks: You've got to develop a feel for what you can do when and go with it. The only real problem with the PSP version is that it stutters briefly when a new song starts. I wish this type of game would return to the PS3, bui right now it seems like everyone is busy making complex and unresponsive control schemes (see Shaun White and the newer Tony Hawk's)

You seem to hate on Tony Hawk. Have you tried Skate 2?
Post edited February 07, 2009 by michaelleung
Well I've just finished playing The Darkness which was a game with good atmosphere, good story, good ending and shit gameplay with the worst multiplayer I've seen since the mid 90s because thats exactly where it was copied & pasted from
Also played the new Prince Of Persia which was gushing with style and coolness and not a lot of game under it, kind of felt like you were playing one long quick time event. The dialogue was also excellent, utterly wrong for Prince Of Persia but excellent nonetheless.
I've also been playing In Cold Blood and realised it really was worth the wait and the minimal cost of buying it again
Been through the first 3 Broken Sword games, i'd have done number 4 but my laptop shat itself when I installed it, it definitely didn't want to play it.
About the only other thing I've been playing is Gears Of War 2, trying to get the last 3 achievements I need, damn it's so hard to get a game of submission and even when you do it always seems to be on the Blood Drive map which is the worst in the whole game in my opinion.
Fire Emblem (GBA)
Trying to finish Hostile Waters. Its a great game, but some of the final missions just take too darn long...
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michaelleung: Guild Wars, Resistance 2, TF2, CS 1.6, Quake Live, Quake Wars, COD 4 and Quake 4.
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hansschmucker: Call of Duty: World at War/PS3 (yesterday evening: online DM and Headquarters)
SSX On tour/PSP (this morning, singleplayer)
Call of Duty 5 isn't a perfect game, but it's the one game that everybody I know has, so we can play it online.
SSX on the other hand IS perfect. The controls are intuitive, but that doesn't mean they're easy. Basically, this is a game that you can't master by learning button presses, or learning the tracks: You've got to develop a feel for what you can do when and go with it. The only real problem with the PSP version is that it stutters briefly when a new song starts. I wish this type of game would return to the PS3, bui right now it seems like everyone is busy making complex and unresponsive control schemes (see Shaun White and the newer Tony Hawk's)

You seem to hate on Tony Hawk. Have you tried Skate 2?

I absolutely love the Tony Hawk titles, before Underground. Simplistic controls, that still allow for much variation. I've seen 4 people playing TH2 together and each one would tackle the levels differently: While I was going for trickless grinds with jumps and manuals to drive up the multiplier, one of the other ones was trying to do trick grinding. Another one was doing jumps over obstacles the last one was sticking to the halfpipe. It was perfect. The newer games on the other hand have strange controls, overcomplicated levels and equally important sloppy programming: The framerate drops regularly, which is unforgivable for PS3 games with such a budget and fast gameplay.
About Skate: Only tried the first one (actually bought it after reading all those great reviews) and was sorely disappointed. It's really taking all the "improvements" of recent Tony Hawk titles to the next level: Even more complicated controls, levels that are filled with tiny holes and jumps that you don't see until it's too late and no feeling of speed. No, definitely not for me.
Me I ave a order for play... to be able to pass game and not jump one to another
im playing descent 3 and myst Uru on pc and Final fantasy crystal chronicle on Gc.
Red alert 1
Finished soviet campaign
currently at mission 9 allied side.
Mercenaries 2: World in Flames --> Much better than I expected.
Devil May Cry 4 --> Perfect to do something while I'm listening to radio (I love radio)
Waxworks --> I'm really enjoying it!
Post edited February 07, 2009 by ElPixelIlustre
Dawn of War Winter Assault
Fable 2
I just finished Shogo, and haven't decided on what GoG next.
PC
- Myst 3 (I'm a fan of this series, but I haven't' finished it yet)
- Fallout (bought it here. Such a great game (although the interface could've been better))
- Thief 2: The Metal Age (borrowed it from a friend. Having so much fun)
- Betrayal at Krondor (discovered it recently. Great game. A little tedious, but great)
PSX
- Tomb Raider 2 (the first game I ever got on my PSX and I still haven't finished it yet)
PS2
- Final Fantasy XII
- Persona 3: FES
PS3
- Prince of Persia (2008)
The Witcher has been occupying my time of late. Just bought it last week and I can't put it down.
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michaelleung: Guild Wars, Resistance 2, TF2, CS 1.6, Quake Live, Quake Wars, COD 4 and Quake 4.
You seem to hate on Tony Hawk. Have you tried Skate 2?
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hansschmucker: I absolutely love the Tony Hawk titles, before Underground. Simplistic controls, that still allow for much variation. I've seen 4 people playing TH2 together and each one would tackle the levels differently: While I was going for trickless grinds with jumps and manuals to drive up the multiplier, one of the other ones was trying to do trick grinding. Another one was doing jumps over obstacles the last one was sticking to the halfpipe. It was perfect. The newer games on the other hand have strange controls, overcomplicated levels and equally important sloppy programming: The framerate drops regularly, which is unforgivable for PS3 games with such a budget and fast gameplay.
About Skate: Only tried the first one (actually bought it after reading all those great reviews) and was sorely disappointed. It's really taking all the "improvements" of recent Tony Hawk titles to the next level: Even more complicated controls, levels that are filled with tiny holes and jumps that you don't see until it's too late and no feeling of speed. No, definitely not for me.

Skate 2 makes things a whole lot easier, and the framerate is much better than the first. My favorite Tony Hawk game was 4, and things got worse from then on. Skate 2 is a very fun skateboarding game, once you get used to the controls.
I just completed Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (on the PS3, as play.com sent me the wrong version - I wanted the PC one, naturally), which was much better than I had expected. Actually, it was just completely awesome. Those monkeys who think Killzone 2 should get 10/10 scores everywhere had better play CoD 4 and compare (and yes, I have played Killzone 2, not just the demo - KZ2 is an unimaginative, hyper-linear corridor shooter which does absolutely nothing new, except maybe getting a new record in the amount of grey it can squeeze into a single game).
Other than that, I'm finally getting into an obscure RPG called Gods: Lands of Infinity. It's been fun, so far, with some really neat features (like trading, some survival mechanics, et.c.). And I installed Dead Space, so I'll start playing that tomorrow. I think.