What are you playing right now?

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Panzer Dragoon Saga. I'm on the second disc, and I have to say I'm starting to understand why so many people like it. The game doesn't waste your time at all, meaning the battle system is quick and not complicated, and you don't have to grind if you don't want to. All the npc's have voice acting too which is really impressive for a game that came out in 1998. The game feels pretty modern, and as someone that doesn't like jrpgs for the most part, I'm enjoying playing panzer dragoon saga.

Lucianu

It's like the developers took a trip into the future, and tried to build a modern JRPG game on a 5th generation console, with none of the issues that have plagued JRPGs to this day.

Fully 3D, unique, fun battle system, fully voice acted, fully cinematic, a sweet spot of 15 - 20 hours of a length, no grinding needed, intuitive and fluid controls (apart from the walking controls)...

lol, pretty much. Everything is quick and fluid, which is basically what I want from all my games. Walking does kind of suck, but thankfully there aren't too many of those segments.

Been playing Final Fantasy VII on my PSP, just got it off PSN the other day.

Also been making a game in RPG Maker 3 (which I also got off PSN), I've already got almost everything coded up to the second dungeon of the game, which is the next thing which I need to start fleshing out. Before that I just need to add in bits and pieces to finish the coding for a special bartering quest in the town just before the dungeon, to get the key that will open the door that's just a few steps into the dungeon blocking access to the rest of it.

If anyone decides to get RPG Maker 3 off PSN, and is interested in playing the game I'm making, please contact me via PM, I'd love to send the memory card files to anyone who wants to play the game.

I just beat Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on PS2 last night with my girlfriend.  Not all in one day, but over the course of like a week.  It got to the point to where she was begging to play it.  I've never seen her get so into a game before.  She was all sad when it was finished and now she wants to go get Dark Alliance 2, Champions of Norrath and Champions: Return to Arms.  I'm glad she likes dungeon crawlers because it's one of my favorite genre of games and local 2 player coop is really fun with them.

I just beat Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on PS2 last night with my girlfriend.  Not all in one day, but over the course of like a week.  It got to the point to where she was begging to play it.  I've never seen her get so into a game before.  She was all sad when it was finished and now she wants to go get Dark Alliance 2, Champions of Norrath and Champions: Return to Arms.  I'm glad she likes dungeon crawlers because it's one of my favorite genre of games and local 2 player coop is really fun with them.

arkephonic

I just beat Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on PS2 last night with my girlfriend. Not all in one day, but over the course of like a week. It got to the point to where she was begging to play it. I've never seen her get so into a game before. She was all sad when it was finished and now she wants to go get Dark Alliance 2, Champions of Norrath and Champions: Return to Arms. I'm glad she likes dungeon crawlers because it's one of my favorite genre of games and local 2 player coop is really fun with them.

arkephonic

Cool. I love me a good dungeon-crawler, too. I'm currently in the middle of Neverwinter Nights 2.

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I just beat Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on PS2 last night with my girlfriend.  Not all in one day, but over the course of like a week.  It got to the point to where she was begging to play it.  I've never seen her get so into a game before.  She was all sad when it was finished and now she wants to go get Dark Alliance 2, Champions of Norrath and Champions: Return to Arms.  I'm glad she likes dungeon crawlers because it's one of my favorite genre of games and local 2 player coop is really fun with them.

Dudersaper

[QUOTE="Dudersaper"][QUOTE="arkephonic"]

I just beat Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance on PS2 last night with my girlfriend. Not all in one day, but over the course of like a week. It got to the point to where she was begging to play it. I've never seen her get so into a game before. She was all sad when it was finished and now she wants to go get Dark Alliance 2, Champions of Norrath and Champions: Return to Arms. I'm glad she likes dungeon crawlers because it's one of my favorite genre of games and local 2 player coop is really fun with them.

NationProtector

XBox Live for the original XBox has been down for a while, now.

[QUOTE="NationProtector"][QUOTE="Dudersaper"]Man, I wish I had someone to play Dark Alliance with. I mean ANYONE, I don't know anybody around here that likes the genre enough to do a full playthrough with me.Emerald_Warrior

XBox Live for the original XBox has been down for a while, now.

X Files: Resist or Serve.

Only on my second evening with it, but so far it's a bit 'Resident X-Evil Files', i'm hoping for some changes to this formula as the game progresses.

It's not BAD, it's just a bit unimaginative so far.

X Files: Resist or Serve.

Only on my second evening with it, but so far it's a bit 'Resident X-Evil Files', i'm hoping for some changes to this formula as the game progresses.

It's not BAD, it's just a bit unimaginative so far.

BarbaricAvatar

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X Files: Resist or Serve.

Only on my second evening with it, but so far it's a bit 'Resident X-Evil Files', i'm hoping for some changes to this formula as the game progresses.

It's not BAD, it's just a bit unimaginative so far.

Jakandsigz

:lol: Was away on business for a bit. Back to normal now. :D

X Files: Resist or Serve.

Only on my second evening with it, but so far it's a bit 'Resident X-Evil Files', i'm hoping for some changes to this formula as the game progresses.

It's not BAD, it's just a bit unimaginative so far.

BarbaricAvatar

Skyrim.

WWE '13

I love playing through the Attitude Era storyline and reliving the days when wrestling was actually good. But damn is this game challenging. I feel like a kid wanting to throw my controller half the time.

The game's A.I. is amazing, though. Last night I was playing as Shawn Michaels vs. Undertaker in the famous Hell In a Cell match from '97. I have Undertaker down on the mat. I climb the turnbuckle and launch with a flying elbow. Undertaker sits right the hell up, just like on the show, and catches me mid-air, and turns it into a Tombstone Piledriver. Freaking insane! I was blown away. Then I barely freaking kick out, 1, 2, and half, kick out! Oh man! If you've ever liked wrestling, you really need to play this one.

WWE '13

I love playing through the Attitude Era storyline and reliving the days when wrestling was actually good. But damn is this game challenging. I feel like a kid wanting to throw my controller half the time.

The game's A.I. is amazing, though. Last night I was playing as Shawn Michaels vs. Undertaker in the famous Hell In a Cell match from '97. I have Undertaker down on the mat. I climb the turnbuckle and launch with a flying elbow. Undertaker sits right the hell up, just like on the show, and catches me mid-air, and turns it into a Tombstone Piledriver. Freaking insane! I was blown away. Then I barely freaking kick out, 1, 2, and half, kick out! Oh man! If you've ever liked wrestling, you really need to play this one.

Emerald_Warrior

Pheonix Wright Ace Attorney and Alan Wake. Both are lots of fun.

My sig plus MGS Peacewalker (PSP), and Civ IV BTS.

As far as retro games. Super Metroid, Zelda Majoras Mask and Zelda Link to the Past.

Finally found a gamecube controller to hook up to my wii, started this today for the first time. (great timing as well, I'm close to finishing SMG2's Green Star challenge)

Also...

- Just 100%ed Wario Land 3 on 3DS VC, currently am just before the 3rd dungeon in Zelda: Oracle of Seasons

- Have been playing Super Metroid for the first time but I seem to have been stuck somewhere

Just made it to Disc 2.

Just made it to Disc 2.

LordBrew

Oh man, that game gives you a big screw you during the 2nd disc. You think you're doing good, and being throrough by saving every scrap of ammo and healing items you come across early in the game and putting them in your item boxes. But then after the Antartic Base, you return to the original base as Chris. And if you did save every scrap of ammo and healing items the first time through as Claire, then you're screwed as Chris.

Jet Set Radio Future, almost finished with it, and i'm going to go for a second replay. Absolutely awesome game. 

 

Finally found a gamecube controller to hook up to my wii, started this today for the first time. (great timing as well, I'm close to finishing SMG2's Green Star challenge)

 

Also...

 

- Just 100%ed Wario Land 3 on 3DS VC, currently am just before the 3rd dungeon in Zelda: Oracle of Seasons

- Have been playing Super Metroid for the first time but I seem to have been stuck somewhere

Nude_Dude

I also played a little bit of SMS. A flawed game but not as flawed as SM64. The water is still amazing to look at.

 Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu or Fire Emblem 4

Also getting SMT: Strange Journey in the mail next week.

Started playing Drakengard since that was sitting around. I got it from a friend who wanted me to play it awhile back and now I have time to play it. shadowchronicle

Great game!

360: Tales of Vesperia

3DS: Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate

Genesis: alternating between Ecco: The Tides of Time and Space Invaders '91

[QUOTE="shadowchronicle"]Started playing Drakengard since that was sitting around. I got it from a friend who wanted me to play it awhile back and now I have time to play it. Emerald_Warrior

Great game!

In general? Elder Scrolls Skyrim.

For retro gaming? I'm on my GBA playing Yu-Gi-Oh lel

On the PC this is one of the most enjoyable driving games, it can teach TDU many things about how to make fun semi-realistic handling.

Surprisingly on the PS2 the excellent handling model has carried-over relatively intact. The number of planes and helicopters in the sky is massively reduced and the graphics are far from crisp though this was to be expected from the less-capable hardware. The only other things missing are the cockpit view and the race replay.

Though i'm not criticising the game for it, it's on a par with NFS:HP2 despite only featuring Mercedes' and not having any cops.

Clannad for the PS2. It's a slice-of-life visual novel. Very funny and has a lot of interesting characters. I've completed one play-through of the game and I'm now getting on with the other routes.

I think i'm going to replay, and really try to get into Final Fantasy VI. 

Tyrian 2000 for PC. Which is an absolutely awesome 2D shoot-em up with upgradable ships (spend points for upgrades), lots of options to upgrade with, great graphics and nice soundtrack, and lots of levels and unlockable bonus levels!

Highly recommended for shoot-em up fans!

Ibara .

Still hard as nails but fun !

Still playing FFVI.. I really have to ditch this bad habbit of mine and stop judging games before trully dwelving in them. This game is awesome, i was so wrong about it. Damn, i've been having so much fun with SNES JRPGs these past few weekends. They're so easy to get into.

I can easily jump into one of them, learn the mechanics in a couple of minutes and finish it in a weekend. No loading times, crisp pacing, and beautiful sprites. I think SNES JRPGs aged the best, out of any past generation. 

For Retro - Brain Lord -  Enix (1994) Action RPG

Current - GTA V

*snip* Brain Lordmark1982

For Retro - Brain Lord - Enix (1994) Action RPG

Current - GTA V

mark1982

Wow, that looks awesome. I'm gonna have to check that one out.

Wow, that looks awesome. I'm gonna have to check that one out.Emerald_Warrior

[QUOTE="mark1982"]*snip* Brain LordNirdBerd

Wow, that looks awesome. I'm gonna have to check that one out.

Emerald_Warrior

No probs, the game is pretty fun, full of puzzles and fun boss fights. Having a fun time now with it.