[X] My Assistant

Ni no kuni: wrath of the white witch. Didn't thought much of it and I also had zero interest in it, but I have read tons of positive things about it and that it is a must play for jrpg fans. So far, still enjoying it.

This post has been edited by gigano25: Aug 27 2013, 10:46

Dead Island Riptide

And...for the time being I'll probably bounce between that and Fallout 3.

SMT III: Nocturne

Solo TDE Hard Mode, which is just the funnest thing there could be. Well if you consider careful planning fun and making sure you have to customize skills for each boss battle you encounter. If anything it's a lesson in how much the press turn system and moon phases plays into planning. 1 turn to 3/4 for random dudes smacking you makes me feel bad for Persona 4 bosses.

Super Mario Sunshine (GameCube)

got God Eater Burst yesterday, i'm still only at the beginning but its been quite enjoyable so far (although i suck at it) (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

team fort 2

Dark
Holy shit is this terrible. I feel so bad for ANYONE that paid for this game.

Killer Is Dead
Campaign is pretty short, but it was pretty fun. The style is beautiful, the combat is satisfying, and some of the bosses were pretty sick.

Zen Pinball 2
Came across free PSN credit, so I got some new tables. The Marvel tables are pretty awesome.

Risk of rain it's a pretty nice indie game you guys shoud check it out

Super Robot Wars

World of warcraft and persona 4 gold.

Ducktales right now and Splinter Cell Blacklist which sorta well.... sucks.

Rome 2. Got it on release day, and it's, strangely, really different from any previous Total War game. It's not bad at all, it's just unrecognizably different (on the campaign map).

The battles are awesome. Shogun 2 had better killing animations, but the actual fighting animations in Rome 2 are superior. I can not wait for Daniu to get the PFM completely working so we can start making detailed mods.
Actually, I cant with for the official mod tools.

Anyway, I've been doing a multiplayer campaign with a friend of mine. He's playing Sparta, and I'm doing Athens. The goal was that he'll go west while I go east (and wrap around taking Africa.) Then, we'll meet up in Spain or something and start our epic battle to the death (it's a head-to-head campaign). We've been doing pretty well so far. He's almost to the borders of Italy and I've just taken Crimea and most of the top of the Black Sea.

As for single player, I'm playing as Egypt first. It's quite easy to gain dominance over Africa in early game, at least so far. But, I can only imagine the problems I'll come across once I get into Asia or Europe.

Pilum throwers are my new favourite units. Goodness it's fun to watch people get turned into pin cushions.

This post has been edited by Lord Paracelsus: Sep 5 2013, 12:48

Pirate Warriors 2, definitely check it out if you're a fan of musou games and/or One Piece.

Some of the translations are a bit awkward and the cutscenes can be kind of strange (though that's common with games made by Omega Force) but other than that its typical fast paced exciting musou action.

Blades of Time
Awesome game ^^

Xenoblade Chronicles

I can see where all the praise came from but it makes me miss Xenogears, Xenosaga and Grandia. This would have been a great game to have for PS2 back in the day but now I can't help but feel its wasted on the Wii. Tried playing it on an emulator and it sucked because of so many sound glitches. Maybe I'm just outgrowing JRPGs. =/

I've been practicing my Melty Blood. Trying to learn Red Arc because it feels like she has everything, but I've never been able to play super-aggressive characters properly.

Borderlands 2

Pikmin 1
I have 5 out of 30 ship parts left to find. This game is incredibly engrueling and frustrating . . . but satisfying at times. It's pretty great, I'm surprised I never gave it a chance before.

is this random enough...

shining force for sega cd...

Don't Starve