Burnout Revenge on the 360: race game; might pick up Need For Speed: Carbon edition

Infernal for PC: interesting 3rd person shooter. This is the first game I've bought that recommended a dual core cpu.

....

.... and soon the TR: Anniversary demo.....

Edited May 26, 200719 yr by jedicri

Need For Speed:Underground 2.

My fav games next to TR:

- The sims

- Worms 3D

I playing TR1 again

playing liberty city stories on ps2, its not that good lol

Replaying FFVII. Yay for Cloud's insanity!

I'm playing Call of Duty 3 again

Tried playing Children of the Nile but got a tad annoyed by the complexity of the game. But it's damn entertaining.

a week ago i stopped playing TR A when i got sick of trying to defeat the two centaurs... so now i picked up where i left in the game ScarFace, so now i'm trying to beat that one LOL

Edited June 24, 200719 yr by SlamBoy

Guitar Hero II, currently trying to five-star every song on Medium.

Matrix: Path of Neo

Guitar Hero II, currently trying to five-star every song on Medium.

Cool! I'm so terrible , at that game, but my sis ain't that bad, but I sort of liked the songs that were on the First Guitar Hero way better, ain't a third one coming out?

I have been playing Motorstorm and trying to pass Gengi: Days Of The Blade, I HATE! the war camps

Cool! I'm so terrible , at that game, but my sis ain't that bad, but I sort of liked the songs that were on the First Guitar Hero way better, ain't a third one coming out?

Harmonix, the company who makes the Guitar Hero series, are making an 'Eighties edition, then leaving the franchise. It will be continued by Activision, though.

I'm currently getting my butt handed to me by the Furious Frets or whatever the section is called. Can't five-star the songs for the life of me, and I'm still on Medium. I truly fear Expert.

Edited June 26, 200719 yr by Phantom_2040

I am currently playing Free Running on the PSP in between bouts of trying to complete St FF time trial!

I really like it. It's a Core game and bears some resemblance to controlling Lara!

I am presently stuck though! Anyone else playing this game?

Mary

TR 2 and Return to Castle Wolfenstein

I had great fun with the PSP and PS2 version of Free Running (haven't finished it) but am currently replaying JetSetRadioFuture on Xbox360 which is one of my all time favourite games and am doing better on it now than ever before.

Mary

At the moment, I'm replaying BloodRayne 2.

Rayne's sarcastic remarks make me giggle.

Have started to re-play Oblivion (never finished but came close) and just picked up Lost Planet: Extreme Conditions after having tried the demo. You need an active Steam account to play the latter game.

Oh, and Stalker: Shadows of Chernobyl. This game reminds me a lot of Deus Ex since it's a hybrid: part fps, part rpg. Both games make great use of battle tactics but going stealth is the wiser choice since going head on in attacks will easily get you killed.

Edited August 2, 200719 yr by jedicri

Dynasty Warriors 5 Empires

I'm replaying Buffy the Vampire Slayer :Chaos Bleeds and Xenosaga Episode 2

BioShock, an rpg/fps game available on both 360 and PC (got the PC version).

I did play the demo (360 version) and it's now available for the PC too. From what I've played so far, I recommend this game to those who are into FPS --- you know who you are!

2K Games announced today that BioShock is now available in North America and the 24th In Europe. The game has only received 90%+ scores from every publication and it is one of the serious candidates for Game of the Year.

About the game:

BioShock is a "genetically enhanced" first-person shooter that lets players do things never before possible in the genre. Gamers enter the game as a castaway in Rapture, an underwater utopia torn apart by civil war. Caught between powerful forces and hunted down by genetically modified "splicers" and deadly security systems, players have to come to grips with a deadly, mysterious world filled with powerful technology and fascinating characters. No encounter ever plays out the same and no two gamers will play BioShock the same way.

"With the release of BioShock, we are redefining the shooter experience by providing players with the freedom to decide how to proceed and which actions to take," said Christoph Hartmann, President of 2K. "The teams at 2K Boston and 2K Australia have captured the essence of this underwater world and brought it to vivid life in the art design and open-ended storyline. Welcome to Rapture."

In the decaying art deco underwater city of Rapture, players can turn everything they encounter into a weapon, biologically modify their body with plasmids, hack devices and security systems, upgrade weapons, craft new ammo variants, and experiment with different battle techniques.

"The development team has been working on BioShock for years to push the limits in every way possible, so we are excited for gamers to finally experience BioShock as we've always imagined it," said Ken Levine, President and Creative Director of 2K Boston. "We delivered on our promise of bringing gamers a unique and enriching first-person shooter experience that not only challenges their capacity to adapt and survive, but tests their values and commitment to the inhabitants of Rapture."

BioShock's features include:

* Biologically modify your body with plasmids which are genetic augmentations that empower you with dozens of fantastic abilities including: send Electrobolts storming from your fingertips, unleash a swarm of hornets hatched from the veins of your arms, or strategically turn enemies against one another with irritants.

* Take control of your world by hacking devices and systems: reprogram enemy security bots into personal bodyguards, modify vending machines to change prices, and transform machine gun security turrets into powerless pieces of metal.

* Upgrade your weapons at Power-to-the-People stations located through Rapture: craft variants of ammo and plasmids by picking up materials in the city to modify them at U-Invent kiosks.

* Turn everything into a weapon: the environment, your body, fire and water, and even your worst enemies. BioShock's free form combat options allow gameplay scenarios to be approached with a variety of weapons, active and passive plasmids, environmental objects utilization, exploitation of political alliances, or a combination of techniques. Find your style but know when to adapt.

* Explore an incredible and unique art deco world hidden deep under the ocean, vividly illustrated with realistic water effects and truly next generation graphics.

* Make meaningful and mature decisions that culminate in the ultimate question: Do you exploit the innocent survivors of Rapture to save yourself...or risk it all to become their savior?

BioShock is rated "M" for Mature and is now available for Xbox 360™ video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and Games for Windows®. For more information, visit the BioShock website at www.BioShockGame.com, and the community site at www.TheCultofRapture.com.

Edited August 22, 200719 yr by jedicri

Okay... Then...

Anyways I just got Outlaw Tennis for $8.00 brand new so thats what i am playing.

I have been playing Spyro: Enter The Dragonfly, heh! I have had this game for the longest time and I'm bearly playing it. It has so many bugs.

The latest final fantasy game but ffx is better!

My favourite after TR of course

Edited August 23, 200719 yr by Lara_Legend

I borrowed a Playstation 3 and it came with Motor Storm. It's an alright game, hard tho. The other day actually i went out and rented Heavenly sword. HS is what i am playing at the moment.