What Videogame(s) Are You Playing Right Now?

[AnOceanPearl]

Heavy Rain is fucking with my head.

[AnOceanPearl]

Just finished a playthrough of Heavy Rain, and despite a little plot hole, I am quite satisfied with the game. Now to go back and do things different.

[alex_madf3rit]

Dragon Age Origins, pretty good so far

[johnny]

Quake 2, via my browser. It's a very nice throwback to the old days of Unreal Tournament on my crap-tastic home PC that could (unbelievably) run it with few problems.

[Sparq]

I still replay that at least once a year.

[Hyphnip]

Fucking Assassin's Creed II!!!

I fixed my PS3 and I can be happy again!!!

[AnOceanPearl]

Picked up Bad Company 2, played a bit of single player. Much better than the first.

[Sparq]

Bad Company 2 as well. The single player is atrocious, I thought. Getting in to MP a bit now. I'm no good at it, but it's better so far.

[OneAngryPossum]

I opened up my DS after about 6 months to try playing through the rest of Professor Layton. It was uncharged. Life seemed a little darker.

Edited March 27, 2010 by OneAngryPossum

[AnOceanPearl]

No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle

[Doormat]

Red Faction Guerilla. It's fun to smash shit, but the driving is atrocious on PC.

 

That driving mission in Parker: FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.

[Moonlight_Graham]

Civilization Revolution - so ADDICTING!!!!!

[bishopx]

Going Oldschool today, playing Starcraft

[prototypepariah]

Civilization Revolution - so ADDICTING!!!!!

 

Is this the xbox one?

 

civ 1-4 rocked my socks...the xbox one is nice but toned down a bit too much.

[Hyphnip]

Borderlands, lots of Borderlands. Does anyone else here play it?

[Sparq]

Played it once through a while back...haven't since, though not for any particular reason.

[Moonlight_Graham]

Assassin's Creed II. Its ok so far.

[AnOceanPearl]

Splinter Cell: Conviction

 

Goodtimes.

[Sparq]

I never knew Michael Ironside was the voice in those games until I saw a commercial yesterday. That is awesome. Also, the guy who voices Captain Anderson in Mass Effect is in Death At A Funeral. I kinda have an ear for voices.

 

Unrelated: Is Infamous worth playing?

Edited April 17, 2010 by Sparq

[AnOceanPearl]

Keith David (the dude who plays Capt Anderson in ME) has done voices in lots of other games too- Modern Warfare 2, Halo 3, Saints Row, not to mention he was the voice of Goliath in Gargoyles.

 

Infamous is pretty decent, though I have to admit, by the time the final section of the city was opened up, I was pretty much through with playing it. If you can get it used, I'd reccommend it.

 

Also, I traded in a bunch of games today and picked up Resident Evil 5 Gold Edition, God of War 3 and Metro 2033.

[Sparq]

I recognise voices everywhere (MW2 too, now that you mention it) but I've only played Saint's Row 2 and never played Halo 3. Saint's Row 2 does have Michael Dorn, though. Bioware seems big on sci-fi actors doing voices for their games (Mass Effect/Dragon Age series). Plus Seth Green.

 

As it turns out I can forget about Infamous. I thought it was available for PC but Wikipedia suggests that it is not. Just as well, I've already played Protoype and reviews suggest Infamous is just Prototype again, but with a Jedi Nico Bellic.

Edited April 18, 2010 by Sparq

[AnOceanPearl]

Single player portion of Splinter Cell Conviction is complete.

 

Working on RE5.

[Moonlight_Graham]

Single player portion of Splinter Cell Conviction is complete.

 

How was it? I heard its good but short.

 

I've gotten a few hours into Assassin's Creed II, its getting pretty good. Fantastic voice-acting and dialogue too.

[AnOceanPearl]

It was pretty sweet, but yes, very short, probably did it in 5 or 6 hours, but it's something I would play again for sure.

[Moonlight_Graham]

It was pretty sweet, but yes, very short, probably did it in 5 or 6 hours, but it's something I would play again for sure.

 

Do you play a lot of levels in Washington DC landmarks? I know it takes place there and this was very appealing to me cuz DC is cool, so im just wondering.