Welverin
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What nothing older than that?
June '10: What Are You Playing?
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What nothing older than that?
I actually enjoyed playing Alpha Protocol. If you liked Mass Effect 1 or Deus Ex, you'll probably like this game. While the reviews are mixed, I enjoyed it, save for the relative shortness of the game (probably 20 hours tops). It does have a very good replay value if you are interested in different perspectives, as there are several mutually exclusive factions you can join.
There are glitches, but I enjoyed the game.
There are glitches, but I enjoyed the game.
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Krug
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Phoenix Wright got too ridiculous for me in case 4, and it just became a series of pressing the button and reading the story, with hardly any interaction.
Got Carcasonne and it's a lotta fun. Sure luck plays quite a factor but it's definitely challenging.
John Crichton
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Just fired up Skies of Arcadia Legends on Gamecube/Wii. I nearly forgot how awesome that game is.
That game was awesome; it's the only reason I had a GameCube. It's unfortunate that it first appeared on the Dreamcast, and never got the PS2 port that was rumored for a while. It really deserved a sequel, but was in a bad position to get the fanbase it needed for one.
John Crichton
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I beat it the first time on the DC. The Cupil LCD screen thing was cool. Not a huge loss in the GC version because there's much more to do with all the added extras that I've never seen before.
The good news is that the team is still together and there could eventually be a sequel. Maybe.
I actually still have my DC but I really didn't feel like going back to my parents to dig it out of storage. So I picked up a sealed version off ebay.
PrinceLoganIV
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I have been hooked on Mount and Blade. Once you play through the game for a while, you can go download some fully functional mods, some of which are completely new stories, many of which are very robust and well crafted.
I was replaying Neverwinter Nights 2 for a while, though I grew tired of it in a hurry.
Whenever I am bored and don't have any other games to play, I can always rely on Oblivion and its countless (and growing) number of mods which make the game an entirely different experience every time you play it.
And I have played numerous iPhone apps.
I was replaying Neverwinter Nights 2 for a while, though I grew tired of it in a hurry.
Whenever I am bored and don't have any other games to play, I can always rely on Oblivion and its countless (and growing) number of mods which make the game an entirely different experience every time you play it.
And I have played numerous iPhone apps.
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