What are you currently playing?

Posted: Mon Dec 31, '07, 11:31 pm

My next project on AOM, is to make two scenarios, one is a movie version of Macbeth XDDDDDDDD, the other is the sequel to my other movie.

You represent... apathy.You don't really show any emotion. You can be considered cruel and cold, but you just don't really care about anything. This is just the way you are... you're quite a challenge to get close to, and others may perceive you as boring.
Zeus was the Greek excuse for having no logical explination for lightning. Hades was for the death that baffled them. Posiedon tore apart at their shores. So Athena must have explained the people who didn't believe in the gods.

Administrator Joined: Mar 23, '07 Posts: 4276

I've been concentrating on Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones for GBA lately. I really enjoy the mechanics in this series, but that permanent character death can be so annoying.

Esper Novice Joined: Oct 30, '07 Posts: 613

Bioshock.

Posted: Mon Jan 14, '08, 2:51 pm

Sacred Stones is actually easier than the other one IMO

Posted: Mon Jan 14, '08, 5:15 pm

I've been randomizing between Phantasy Star Generations II and Tales of Destiny R, i probably should get back into playin english games.. seriously on ToD i've actually begun to understand what the hell they're saying

Administrator Joined: Mar 23, '07 Posts: 4276

I picked up some cheap games at K-mart this weekend, since they've put a lot of their old stock on clearance. First up for play is Dragon Blade for the Wii. It's pretty fun, for a simple hack n' slash.

Posted: Tue Feb 5, '08, 5:48 pm

Hmmm, ya know, I haven't touched a video game in....I don't know how long! Creepy, I'm usually stuck on em.

You represent... apathy.You don't really show any emotion. You can be considered cruel and cold, but you just don't really care about anything. This is just the way you are... you're quite a challenge to get close to, and others may perceive you as boring.
Zeus was the Greek excuse for having no logical explination for lightning. Hades was for the death that baffled them. Posiedon tore apart at their shores. So Athena must have explained the people who didn't believe in the gods.

Posted: Tue Feb 5, '08, 7:34 pm

I kinda went back and started playing Suikoden II again.

Guardian Joined: Jul 10, '07 Posts: 261

Recently downloaded the MS-DOS version of Ultima III: Exodus. It's... uh, unique for a game made in 1983.

"There are worlds out there where the sky is burning, and the sea's asleep, and the rivers dream. People made of smoke and cities made of song. Somewhere, there's danger. Somewhere, there's injustice. Somewhere else, the tea's getting too cold. Come on, Ace- we've got work to do!"

~The Seventh Doctor

Posted: Fri Feb 22, '08, 4:54 pm

I'm playing through Okami for the third time now. I keep discovering silly little things and I just can't get enough of this game, as my avatar may suggest. It has nothing to do with the fact that you play as a wolf, I swear!

All I need to know in life I learned from Earthbound
1. No matter how bad you're hurt, eat enough food and your wounds will heal.
Just be sure to use the right condiment.
2. A baseball bat is a better weapon than any sword.
3. If you have an egg, wait about three minutes for it to become a chicken you can sell for $110.
4. Stonehenge is actually an alien base.
5. Dinosaurs aren't really extinct, they just live underground.
6. The average teddy bear is an effective shield against all attacks, even death rays.
7. Viruses don't cause colds...robots and UFOs do.
8. Always check inside the trash cans along city streets, they may have some useful stuff!
9. Even in the middle of nowhere, SOMEONE will come buy your stuff if you put up a 'For Sale' sign.
10. Never, under any circumstances, follow pretty blond women into hotels.