[Oct] What are you playing?

[JediSoth]

Still playin' Morrowind. I've also played the demo of LEGO Star Wars the past couple of days.

JediSoth

 

[ShrinkyLink]

Like I need another game, but you here have me interested in Planescape now. Having finally bought a computer that can run these games, I'm all over things like Neverwinter Nights and Diablo. I think Planescape will be next.

For the Morrowind players: has anyone here actually finished all the quests? I find I just run out of patience after a couple of weeks, and have to leave it alone for a month or two. It can be rather slow at times. Great game, despite that.

 

[John Crichton]

Now -

X-men Legends II (Xbox)
ESPN Football 2K5 (Xbox)
NBA Street v.3 (PS2)
Lumines (PSP)

After mid/end of the month -

Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance (Gamecube)
Civ 4 (PC)

 

[Joshua Randall]

Neverwinter Nights.

The original campaign.
Again.
As a dwarven monk.

It's silly how entertaining it is to enter a room full of bad guys, click the attack icon on one of them, and watch my character go utterly bonzo thanks to Flurry of Blows and Roundabout Kick (in NWN = any time you hit with an unarmed attack, make another unarmed attack for free, limit 1/round).


Next month, maybe I'll play a rousing game of Master of Orion II. Woot!

 

[JediSoth]

For the Morrowind players: has anyone here actually finished all the quests? I find I just run out of patience after a couple of weeks, and have to leave it alone for a month or two. It can be rather slow at times. Great game, despite that.

I haven't actually finished them yet. The first time I played it, I lost interest because the world is so big and the names so confusing that I just kinda got lost. To me, taking notes while playing a game, particularly a computer game is WAY too much like work or school. However, when I picked it back up, I made sure I had a strategy guide to at least keep me on track when I got lost. It has really helped.

See, I'm the kind of gamer who enjoys just playing through the game and discovering the world. To me, it's no fun to agonize over a puzzle for hours and hours. If it gets too hard, I lose interest.

JediSoth

 

[spider_minion]

Final Fantasy VIII on my PC, thanks to a ps1 emulator.

 

[Welverin]

A whole lot of nothing, though I did get a demo for Shadow of the Colossus, which failed to grab me. How to fight the colossus I ran into was too obtuse to hold my attention at the time, I may give it another try later, but this deom disc failed to sell me the way the God of War disc did.

Good to hear Fable: The Lost Chapters is fun. I really enjoyed the first game, despite what many reviewers said.

But tLC is the first game, plus a little.

 

[Templetroll]

If you're interested in a MMORPG beta, try www.khanpower.com

Genghis Khan was one of the world's greatest conquerors. Born in Mongolia, he was named Temujin until he united the nomadic tribes into a disciplined miltary state. He was then called Genghis Khan, or "Universal Ruler". His empire eventually stretched from the Pacific Ocean to the Adriatic Sea.

You enter at this time, when Genghis Khan turns to a new threat in his empire. The Khan seeks heroes. Heroes that can take on the mysterious and monstrous threat of someone known only as Gajser.

This foe travels far, seeking those who opposed the "Universal Ruler" and urging them to do battle against the empire. It is up to you, the young and heroic, to take the battle to the forces of evil, to wage war against Gajser and his allies!

Some armies offer you the chance to "...be all that you can be." Khan allows you to become greater than you could ever be!

 

[Nuclear Platypus]

If you're interested in a MMORPG beta, try www.khanpower.com

KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!

Sorry. Couldn't resist.

BTW, is there a ROM for Chrono Trigger? I'd also need an SNES emulator tho.

 

[John Crichton]

I'm sure there are both but why not just grab a copy of Final Fantasy Chronicles for less than $20? It's totally worth it for one of the best games Ever.

Heck, they even throw in FFIV for free.