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Final Fantasy XIII. I'm on Chapter 11 with 35 hours down. I'm wondering what awaits me next.

nobody commented on Hello Kitty 4... is there even a game about hello kitty???

UFO: ET, Mount & Blade Warband,

Is M&B: Warband any good?

I recently found all my old Gamecube games in a box, and I've been playing them on my Wii. That really brought back some fun memories.

v0.31.01

This is going to sound lame, but I've finally caved into peer pressure =/

It's been about 12 years since I last played Pokemon Red, and now I'm getting back into it again for some reason >_< I'm playing the GBA remake...if I manage to finish it, I'll probably finally try out Crystal or something.

Maybe I'll even check a FAQ and figure out where the heck I am in Sapphire and where I was supposed to be going next...haven't touched the thing in ages

Also found myself in a mood for some mindless FPS action, so I've decided to finally give Call of Duty 2: Big Red One a shot. I thought Return to Castle Wolfenstein was fantastic (except for the final boss), and this game is by the same devs, so I figured why not? It's not quite as good, and it's a completely different style of gameplay, but it starts to pick up after a while.

Only thing I really don't like about it (besides not being able to use a mouse) is that half the time you don't know when the game wants you to kill all the enemies before your squad can move out, and when they're just spawning endless enemies, waiting for you to move onward yourself. Probably most of my deaths are when I get careless and just move forward without clearing the area

There's a few. There's one for the Famicom called (in the English translation) Hello Kitty World that's not bad. It's a port of the Gameboy Game Balloon Kid, which is a sequel to the NES's Balloon Fight, which I've always liked for some reason.

No idea why Nintendo didn't just release Balloon Kid for Famicom themselves as it was...but it's prettymuch the same game, just some of the graphics look different.

cod 5 waw ps3. and red steel 1 for wii for some reason?

I am now playing Assassin's Creed 2. Anyone else play that game? I enjoyed the first one, and I love the story so far. I am intrigued to know what happens at the end. My favorite aspect of the game is trying to hide from trouble, but sometimes it doesn't always work. LOL!

Still playing SRW Alpha 3. Getting closer and closer to the end. Missions in the last part of the game are easily taking me 3+ hours and I've got about 5 left to do. I'm hoping I can get done with it before I leave for vacation next weekend.

Halo Wars and Borderlands on 360.

Luminous Arc 2 and Picross 3D on DS

When the mods get ported over from the original M&B it will be awesome. Otherwise, I've heard its a bit buggy at the moment

Distant Worlds

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Mass effect 2 which I "aquired" overnight. Quite enjoyable its like a differnt take on Knights of the old republic wth more FPS elements thrown in. Not the sort of game I'd of typically play but seeing as its bioware

Actively playing:

Aliens vs Predator (2010 Rebellion edition). Have all the achievements you can get in single-player, some of the multiplayer achievements.

World of Warcraft (shock horror awe).

"On Limbo":

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Actually I'm waiting for the long awaited 5th edition to the elder scrolls.

Just completed today, KillZone.


Currently playing (or, rather, resuming), StarLancer.

Trying not to have too much Fun with the new version of DF. My first fortress was overwhelmed by a goblin siege; they came riding on cave crocodiles, giant rats and toads, and accompanied by a tribe of trolls, and they brushed aside my militia. The new military interface is powerful but very complex and confusing. The next expedition were torn apart by giant skeletal lions before they'd dug very far. The next accidentally flooded their diggings as I'd underestimated the strength of the tide and waves kept flowing into the entrance.
There seem to be a lot more resources available, which is very nice; coal seams and lignite everywhere, so coal-fired furnaces and forges are very practical. I've got a splendid steel industry going in my current fort without finding any magma, plenty of ore and flux to go round too.
I haven't yet run into the new underground features, but then none of my forts so far have dug very deep.