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Super Smash Bros Wii U & payday 2

Lessee....

Minecraft
AI War
Smite
Tomodachi Life
Nuclear Throne (way, way too much)
Mario Kart 8

And I'll get back to the new Smash on the Wii U as soon as the blasted controller I ordered arrives, after the old one randomly went "NOPE" and broke.

Pokemon Omega Ruby
Red Faction Guerilla
Spider-Man: Web of Shadows


...and restarting my hardcore run in Diablo III on my Xbox One. Lousy cheap death....I was about to finish Act 3 dang it! I was level 56....

Subnautica just went on steam early access a few days ago, it's a pretty unique and charming game, worth to give the devs some early support imo.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/264710/?snr=1_7_15__13

It's essentially a survival/exploration game with great visuals, it's a good premise although there's not much progression in the game yet considering it was only a few days ago that its early access was released, but it will definitely be fun game with more development time.

It's also made by the same people that did natural selection and natural selection 2, the first of which I loved as a kid.

Multiplayer support is planned although the developers have stated the want to get a good single player experience in before multiplayer, they're also entertaining whether to implement occulus rift support.

Getting my butt kicked by Faster Than Light. Nice sci-fi roguelike.

Styx: Master of Shadows

Just got Risk of Rain on sale from Steam and i am quite liking it. I just unlocked the Enforcer and i am way more into him than the commando just after two treks. One of my only gripes with it so far is that the controls on keyboard are kinda crummy.

Use a controller instead... muuuuch better that way.

The game's controller support is kinda borked, so a program such as JoyToKey is needed.

Something like a 360 controller of course works. I use a PS3 one myself for most games.

I've played that game to death myself. Best class for me is Sniper. Bloody terrible with Enforcer... he's one of only two classes I havent beaten the game with. Or even gotten near to that point. Him and for some reason the Huntress, just aint managed it with them.

Kerbal Space Program, and maaaaaaaybe SimCity if I'm bored enough.

Super Mario 3D World.

You don't need Joy2Key for games that only support 360 controllers (and not any other controllers), you just need this program: http://code.google.com/p/x360ce/

And I don't think their support is broken, I think certain devs or publishers are probably getting kickbacks from Microsoft for forcing people to use their crappy gamepads.

Far Cry 4

Still have too many games to work on lol...but I'm getting ready to finally start Tales of Xillia 2 while unlocking what little I still can in Smash Bros Wii U & grinding/farming in Smash Run to finish collecting hats & custom moves to 100% Smash Bros 3DS. About done with Red Faction Guerrilla ( getting to be more frustrating than fun, so if I can't beat the remaining missions in Eos I'll give up ), which will then get deleted to free up space to download Mirror's Edge and Burnout Paradise

Not quite what I meant.

I meant that the controller support in the game is notoriously glitchy; it's been a problem since day 1, and it aint been completely fixed yet. Best piece of advice really is to simply translate to keyboard input instead via that program; it wont mess that up.

I've seen what happens when the controller glitch occurs, it can cause you to lose the game instantly, at any point when it should happen to go off. 40 minutes in, you're in the final level, and suddenly the glitching begins? Sorry, but that's the end of your run. Just a TAD infuriating.

Super Smash Bros for 3DS.

For my first fighting game i think i am doing fairly decently at at. My preferred fighter for the moment is Lucario.

Castlevania Adventure on the original GameBoy (found on 3DS store).

Ye gods. Here I thought the original game on the NES was hard.

I WAS WRONG.

That one was designed by happy, fluffy bunnies, whereas this one was designed by a crazed, maniacal, mad doctor by stuffing spikes and buzz-saws and other horrid things into a nuclear blender and using the result to make a game.