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12 Oct 2009, 7:46 pm

If you want somthing arty and experimental: The Path

If you want somthing to challenge your intellect: Professor Layton (either game)

If you want somthing else that's origonal, has great presentation, an interesting story, and you're willing to forgive some repetetive gameplay: Assassin's Creed



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12 Oct 2009, 9:35 pm

SabbraCadabra wrote:
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The person who does the voice for the joker does a really good job.


Mark Hamill 8)


Luke!


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13 Oct 2009, 6:18 pm

Yeah. Mark Hamill(Luke Skywalker) seems to provide voiceover for every cartoon from the '90s onward.



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04 Nov 2009, 3:22 pm

Games that I would recomend are: (if your looking for a good rpg):The elder scrolls 4 Oblivion
And if you like mmorpgs, World of Warcraft. For action games. Far cry 2, and if your playing on computer and have quite a good computer: Crysis hmmmm... running out of ideas now, erm... some older games: MAFIA (A sequel is due out) or warcraft 3 (yes, it is related to WoW) OH i KNOW!! !! ! (I'M writing my thoughts now lol) the Homeworld games. They have very good graphics for their age, and are 3d space faring stratergy games) what's left...OH! dead rising... if you have an xbox 360 or fable 2. Other games are the half life games, aswell as portal (portal will bend your mind ion to strange and probably painfull shapes)



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04 Nov 2009, 5:08 pm

I recommend Earthbound to anyone who likes classic RPGs.



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05 Nov 2009, 12:03 am

I feel like the only one who preaches this: join MapleStory! :D

I believe newcomers get some special items you normally purchase for cash (dunno if the event is still going on).



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11 Nov 2009, 11:26 pm

If you want an RPG that'll scare your pants off, I recommend "The Thing". When I want an FPS adrenalin rush I just load up this game and go for it. Faithful to the movie, too...



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11 Nov 2009, 11:48 pm

Saints Row 2 if you want some crazy, over the top fun shoot-em-up gameplay in a free-roaming environment with lots of things to do and customize. It's a no-brainer! :D



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12 Nov 2009, 3:35 am

Demon's Souls for PS3 is my RPG of the year; I highly recommend it.



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12 Nov 2009, 8:45 pm

Keith wrote:
I think the problem is knowing what sort of games you like. You say you finished Mass Effect. Are there skill settings? If so, I never complete a game UNTIL the hardest skill setting has been played from beginning to end.


Here's a free game with skill settings.

http://kayin.pyoko.org/iwbtg/downloads.php

Do it.

MUAHAHA
MAUAHAHH
MUAHAHAH

...

Yes.

I wanna be the guy is the only game I have found frustratingly hard ever.



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15 Nov 2009, 2:37 am

Warlords 2, Anno 1404 - Dawn of Discovery, Batman: Arkhamn Asylum, Prototype, Dragon Age



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02 Dec 2009, 4:35 pm

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If you enjoyed Mass Effect, maybe you will enjoy Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, 1 and 2. They were both made by Bioware, have similar styles to Mass Effect and are considerd by many to be some of the best games. Though they are a bit older and only on PC and the original Xbox, you can get a download to your 360 consoel that alowes you to play a range Star Wars games Including these, they still stand up pretty well.

I might also recomend Oblivion and Fallout 3, both are made by Bethseda and quite highly praised for their huge area and detail aswell as gameplay. Fable 2 is also pretty good, also has choices of morality and strategy other then combat. The Darkness is often overlooked, it is mainly FPS, but unlike other FPS you are the horror and gain power from slinking around in the dark and pierce enemies with tenticles. And lastly if you are a fan of Star Wars Star Wars: the force unleashed, is quite fun.



OOOH I love Oblivion! I used to play Morrowind, but not now. I also play Jade Dynasty, & Minions of Mirth.



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03 Dec 2009, 12:33 pm

I can't recommend Civ 4 any higher, it really is a top quality and quite cheap game!

With the addition of Kael's FfH mod it becomes an entirely new class of addiction and will satisfy any fantasy fix you might have aswell!

Try it you won't be dissapointed



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11 Dec 2009, 7:59 pm

Which of the Commando Series would you recommend? I recently played Destination Berlin (#3) and didn't like it, I would recommend Men of Courage (#2) as the best.



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11 Dec 2009, 9:21 pm

I just got a new game a week ago. It's made by Bioware and ... Eidos? (hmm), who also made Never Winter NIghts and the Baldur's Gate series and more (Prince of Persia, etc.).

It's a single player game.

It's the best game of this type I have ever played. Not that I have played that many, but it really IS good.
It has a lot of little movies between sections, and I like it's setup. Stat-wise it's pretty much like NWN, but they've gotten rid of that annoying bag-space problem, one always had. - Or maybe it'll turn up later.
I've spend at least 11 hours with the game so far, and the friend who recommented it to me says that I have only just got past the starting point - which is more than one area. You get through many things and places before what my friend call the Real game. To me it's very really a game all of it, and a great one at that.

Sad thing is, it has only just hit the streets in Europe, so if that'w ehere you're from, it'll cost ye. Around $40/Eur70-73 or there abouts.
On the other hand: It's for PC, so that's all you'll ever need to pay. And two extra down loadable contents comes with it.

*******

Other than this, there is of course Oblivion, The Elder Scrolls. No single player can top this, probably.
The only thing that makes it a bit hard to get into - at least for me - is that the NPCs tend to very aloof and not very kind to you when you first start. Your progress will change this though. And other than that, I can't put my finger on anything bad about that game.
All in all, it's probably just me who am hyper-sensitive (I actually am!). Most people who play it never mentions anything about the NPCs attitudes, so I guess it really is only me.

Anyway, pls tell me what you think, if you try it out or have already played it.

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Where multiplayer games are concerned, I don't know much about the ones that people play now.

The only MMPORG I know of specifict now is World of Warcraft.

My views on this game is two-sided. As much fun it has brought my sometimes, as many endless hours of distress, anger and even tears of frustration has it brought me.
It isn't the game itself that has this effect upon me, but the people who play it. I dare say that - apart from perhaps Diablo-2XP WoW is appealing to the most immature and negative kinds of people I have ever met on the net. And it's really too bad, because the game really has a lot to offer!

I have been thinking about how great it would be if I could get an Aspie guild up and working. And I find that I'm not alone with this. However, we're so scattered all over the world and all over the servers, that it would demand a lot on everybody to actually bring us together.
I would be willing to start over completely, on a new server, and from scratch, if we could agree on this.
But many have already friends or family, who don't share the willingness to start over anew, which, I guess, is understandable enough. - So it would most likely have to be people who already play alone, or at least don't have family or friends i.e., they play with.

Still, I mention the above, because if that option was there, I would recommend WoW as a possibility as a Multiplayer game suggestion.

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Good luck with it!

^L^,


Puzelle.



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05 Jan 2010, 12:09 am

I'll definitely second the suggestion of Fallout 3 and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. I have the Game of the Year editions of both and they are awesome. Yes both have their own problems but so do all video games.


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