What Game/Games are you playing now?

[ScaredMoney614]

ive been playing resident evil 5 and army of two the 40th day and also modern warfare 2
and finally assassins creed 2, army of two is a lot better then the original there are more guns and more freedom. modern warfare 2 is cool online and offline the story is worth a play through alot cooler and stronger guns on this one. and then finally assassins creed 2 has the best story mode out of them all it goes really deep and you learn more things withen the first couple hours

[GuardhouseMusic]

Well, *rubs hands together excitedly* I just got the PS2 version of Silent Hill: Shattered Memories in the mail, almost 5 months after ordering it. From what I heard the port was handled most impressively. I'm going to build it up a bit more.

[Enetirnel]

Playing through Guilty Gear XX #RELOAD, on Maniac in the story/aracde/M.O.M./VS CPU fights and am probably going to play some online matches.

Only downside is, makes me notice how much I really fucking hate my PC controller (360 type) for playing it.

Great game though.

[The Dude]

Ok, decided to give RE5 a second go, got past level 3.1 but Sheva's AI on 1 player mode is next to awful!, enjoying the game alot more now though then I thought I would.

Eterniel: Considered getting an arcade stick for the PC? I know most Hori and 360 Arcade pads work, from experience the Hori's Ex2 and Mad Catz's 360 Arcade Fightstick TE work fine on the PC.

[Sephiroth]

Beaten Batman AA last night planing on playing the whole game again on hard mode and get all the challenges done.

[GuardhouseMusic]

So I finished playing Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, and interestingly enough I found that the ending (I got the "Love Lost" one) made me much more interested in the story, and eh, it made me cry too. I was ready to slam the game left and right (at that point I was at Alchemilla) but now I have respect for it. The emotion behind the story IMO strikes the same chord that the first 3 do. There are still a few things that I can't stand about the game, but I'm looking forward to playing it from different perspectives.

[aris13]

Uncharted 2 on Crushing.

[Canas Renvall]

So I finished playing Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, and interestingly enough I found that the ending (I got the "Love Lost" one) made me much more interested in the story, and eh, it made me cry too. I was ready to slam the game left and right (at that point I was at Alchemilla) but now I have respect for it. The emotion behind the story IMO strikes the same chord that the first 3 do. There are still a few things that I can't stand about the game, but I'm looking forward to playing it from different perspectives.

Not sure which ending that is, but is it the one

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where Dr. K gets really pissed off and chucks his glass at the wall, bitching about your strange sexuality and Harry just kinda walks in almost as soon as Dr. K starts the "And your mother isn't the monster you make her out to be..." speech?

'Cause that's the one I got. I cried too. I felt so bad afterwards.

[Enetirnel]

Eterniel: Considered getting an arcade stick for the PC? I know most Hori and 360 Arcade pads work, from experience the Hori's Ex2 and Mad Catz's 360 Arcade Fightstick TE work fine on the PC.

I honestly haven't ever played Guilty Gear on an arcade stick so using anything except a PlayStation type of controller feels a little weird to me.

I would have bought one, however I can never seem to find arcade sticks over here and then they're priced too high ($120 and upwards).

Thank you for the information on the ones that work, I'll have a proper look into it as Guilty Gear is worth getting one for.

Currently, I'm playing Clock Tower 3.

[jagger916]

Just replayed the first Max Payne to get ready for MP3.

[Beanovsky Durst]

Since my vacations are almost over, I'm doing a re-run of all the Resident Evil games I have, shame I don't have a PS2 to play RE1 / Outbreaks / Survivors .

So far I'm 1/3 of a Jill walkthrough on REmake. Already played Zero on Hard (man this game is difficult but I got a beautiful Rocket Launcher hell yeah!) and RE:UC's proper scenarios...

I must be able to finish RE5 by next week, just in time to return to my university, and then Gold/5 DLC's .

[Vector]

I've played the hell out of MUA2 since Christmas, so now it's time to move on. Which should I start first -- Assassin's Creed II, or Fallout 3?

[Beanovsky Durst]

I haven't played AC2 yet, but heard only good things of it.
Fallout 3 is an excellent long game (at least for me), which should take a while to finish fully (main quest + side quests + DLC).

With that said, my bet is on Assassin's Creed 2, then Fallout 3.

[Enetirnel]

After taking a break from Haunting Ground, (After having a look at some arcade sticks, that The Dude recommended)... I ended up caving and playing it - the result was comparing materials/engines used between it and Devil May Cry.

Was having a bit of fun restarting HG just for fun (instead of capturing footage/screenshots for comparison or to make the walkthrough and guide).

Pity I just can't find Clock Tower 3 to be as fun/interesting as HG... Probably because of in CT3 they ended up screwing a little bit of stuff up in a level Spoiler:

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The Corroder level, the dating is incorrect - based off John George Haigh who is the real Acid Bath killer in CT3 the dating that they put him in is the 1960s (I believe it was the 60s, all I remember is that the dating was incorrect) instead of the 1940s (1944–1949 was Haige's actual murdering span before he was apprehended).

[Vector]

I was gonna start up AC2 when I remembered I didn't even finish Mass Effect yet. I still have Virmire and a shit-ton of side-quests to do. I don't plan on getting ME2 for a while, but I still wanna beat this game before I move on to anything else so as to not clog up my backlog more than I have to.