So what are you playing Now a days?

xbox -half life 2,max payne 2 the fall of max payne,rainbow six 3

xbox 360,call of duty 3,gears of war,graw

ps2-gta san andreas,god of war,jak 3

gamecube-mario kart double dash,super smash bros melee,metroid prime

(I'ma pc guy)

Battlefield 2/2142

Quake 4

F.E.A.R./Extraction Point

Finishing up World of Warcraft/BC

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Gamecube: F-Zero GX, and RE4

[QUOTE="NeoGen85"]

I see we have a lot of people play on the PC. ::claps::

I just purchased God of War II so I've been really into that game. I am also playing in the beta of Lord of the Rings Online. I am waiting for Crisis Core, Final Fantasy VII but at Square Enix's rate we might be looking at a North American release in early 08. I haven't picked up a Wii, PS3, or Xbox 360 yet. But my PC is treating me well. I want STALKER!

tovarischs

Lord of the Rings Online has catched on to the popularity of casual MMORPGs. You can literally have your fun in a hour or two and then log out. The game surrounds itself around a PvE experience then any other concept(PvP example). Because of that the game is quest-based, and unlike other MMORPGs the quest are very accessible. In a sense, they are the usual fetch, and killing quest you've seen before. Yet, if you are familiar with Turbine's prior MMORPG Asheron's Call, the story of the ring plays a important role in the gameplay experience. So you'll also go through these more dynamic situations that can affect the look of the game world. You'll also meet NPC that will fight along side of you, and they'll become memoriable characters much like a single player RPG. The graphics are fairly detail and give a sense of atmosphere; they are beautiful. Though the game doesn't really push your system. There is a unique PvP experience called Monster Play. PvMP is done in a restricted zone where players can take control of a creature in Sauron's army, and reck havok against players who enter their heroic avatars into the zone. Then players can use the points they earn in PvMP to put towards a main playable character or continue to upgrade their monster(or purchase new monsters).

[QUOTE="tovarischs"][QUOTE="NeoGen85"]

I see we have a lot of people play on the PC. ::claps::

I just purchased God of War II so I've been really into that game. I am also playing in the beta of Lord of the Rings Online. I am waiting for Crisis Core, Final Fantasy VII but at Square Enix's rate we might be looking at a North American release in early 08. I haven't picked up a Wii, PS3, or Xbox 360 yet. But my PC is treating me well. I want STALKER!

NeoGen85

Lord of the Rings Online has catched on to the popularity of casual MMORPGs. You can literally have your fun in a hour or two and then log out. The game surrounds itself around a PvE experience then any other concept(PvP example). Because of that the game is quest-based, and unlike other MMORPGs the quest are very accessible. In a sense, they are the usual fetch, and killing quest you've seen before. Yet, if you are familiar with Turbine's prior MMORPG Asheron's Call, the story of the ring plays a important role in the gameplay experience. So you'll also go through these more dynamic situations that can affect the look of the game world. You'll also meet NPC that will fight along side of you, and they'll become memoriable characters much like a single player RPG. The graphics are fairly detail and give a sense of atmosphere; they are beautiful. Though the game doesn't really push your system. There is a unique PvP experience called Monster Play. PvMP is done in a restricted zone where players can take control of a creature in Sauron's army, and reck havok against players who enter their heroic avatars into the zone. Then players can use the points they earn in PvMP to put towards a main playable character or continue to upgrade their monster(or purchase new monsters).

PS2: nothing, getting my copy of GOW2 after midterms.

PS3: nothing, bored from RFOM and i can't afford getting a new game yet, again good things happening after midterms.

PC: WOW, replayed half-life 2, sometimes KOTOR2.

GC: my dog ate the AV/power cables and i didn't bother getting new ones.

XBOX: never owned one.

X360: don't have one yet. 

360= bit of oblivion,DOA4,uno,gears.

Ds= bit of mario and castlevania

Pc= Audition Online 

Dreamcast: Grandia II

360: Gears of War, GRAW 1, PGR3.  SC:Double Agent is on standby

PS2: Nothing at the moment, but I've got Okami, SotC, Tales of Legendia, and We Love Katamari ready to go

Gamecube: MK:DD

GBA: FFI

DS: MK:DS

PSP: watching movies on it, but nothing else really.

PC:  C&C:General Zero Hour occasionally

N64: Perfect Dark

PS1: nothing 

PS2- Street Fighter: Alpha Anthology, SF: EX3, and MKA.

XBOX 360-G.R.A.W2 & Elder scrolls IV Oblivion

DS-on nd off Mario Kart ds multiplay

Gamecube-Legend of Zelda TP

PC-Nothin ATM

ps2- devil may cry 3, guitar hero I and II. 

gamecube- nothing

xbox- halo 2

pc- battlefield 1942