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Me and one of my best buds have been doing some late night Dungeon Siege III sessions.
Lots of fun

I've been replaying Kirby: Return to Dreamland for the wii with a friend. We went back to look at it, and realised that we gathered like none
of the energy spheres :/

So we've been giving it another once-over, and I'd have to say that aside from the occasional weird controller glitch, I'm having just as much
fun as the first time I played it.

It's no Kirby's Adventure, but the multiplayer makes up for it

I beat SNES's Ys III.

This is basically how things went for me.

You HAX. That's not the end! You just died!

Final fanstasy tactics advance

i luuvvvvve this game

When I'm not behind my Wii U playing Disney Infinity, I'm playing a random assortment of games on PC. I just finished Saints Row IV before actually getting Disney Infinity, so now it's been mostly Contraption Maker, although I'm planning on replaying the Blackwell series to unlock all achievements. I already got them all for Blackwell Legacy.

Still working through Paper Mario, though I also started New Super Mario Bros. 2 while I was away from the home consoles for a few days.

I get the heat on the home NSMB titles, but NSMB2 is a ton of fun and visual splendor, and I don't really feel like I'm just playing NSMB again. It's quickly becoming one of my favorite Super Mario games.

I've also been trying to speedrun Super Mario Bros. 2 to the best of my abilities. To be honest, I'd never beaten the NES version until just the other night. Best time so far is a little under twenty minutes. I need to get better with characters who aren't Peach.

Not a video game, but technically a game: I've been doing a Sudoku puzzle each night out of this book my girlfriend got me. I never realized how fun pen-and-paper games could be.

Rayman Legends [Multi]. I can imagine how it went when the game finally hit the shelves.
"Oh, look who it is. Lil' late to the party, aren't we?"
"Hey, it's not my fault it got delayed. No one could've seen that coming."

Remember back when the game was first announced? Ya know, back when it was still a WII U exclusive? I do. I remember seeing it in a demo showing at a convention(Back when the console was about to come out), tried my hand at it, and was left positively impressed. Waited patiently for the game's release, much like anyone else who was interested...

...And then the publishers went "lol nope" and, because they decided on a whim to make it multi-platform, delayed the release date by about seven months.* Causing an undoubtedly massive fit of aggravation to the gaming public AND the development team in the process. G.J., you guys.

*Just to clear things up, this is not meant in negativity towards the game. I'm actually enjoyin' it. I'm just reenacting the general consensus about the delay.

So I can now credit the co-op in this game for getting me laid on three separate occasions.

I believe I owe David Jaffe a hug.

Warcraft 3: Frozen Throne

I love this game...WC2 and WC3 are so addicting...

I love making maps especially, but...less in WC3 than in WC2. WC3's map editor is infinitely more powerful, but it's so much more complicated, and takes longer too. But, oh, the things you can do, even for someone like me who barely knows what they are doing!

But I get lots of dudes, like the map I made tonight. Tested it long before it was ready, and still tried, blah, so bad, lol.

Currently about 75% through my second playthrough of Deus Ex: HR.

Don't know what I'm going to play next...

Still playing Dream Team. I'm past this point a ways now, but I REALLY love the Driftwood Shore boss.

Scribblenauts unlimited. What a joyous game. It makes me happy and I feel creative every time I play it.

Playing through Skyward Sword's Hero Mode, and it is so thoroughly kicking my ass that I'm actually carrying around a Heart Medal just so I can find Hearts.

Found the first Sacred Flame. I still love the Silent Realm challenges. They're so much more fun compared to those awful tear-collectathons from Twilight Princess.

(09-11-2013, 11:38 AM)Rλy Wrote: [ -> ]Currently about 75% through my second playthrough of Deus Ex: HR.

Don't know what I'm going to play next...

Give Alpha Protocol a shot- it's actually closer, mechanics-wise, to the original Deus Ex than either of its sequels, and it's dirt cheap (under $5, last I checked).

Found the original Syphon Filter for $1.99, and I'm thoroughly enjoying it.