I played 2, but not 1. In 2, my character bore a startling resemblance to Gordon Brown, which made the game absolutely ludicrous in the best way possible.

Well 1 was a bit...more than a bit bad but the story was alright,2 was brilliant!

Do you prefer 2 or 4?

I way prefer 2 because it's less wacky and I prefer old Shaundi and old Saints and I believe 3 should of focused on hunting down Dex(the guy who helped blow you up at the end of 1 which led to being in a coma in 2).

Wow, thanks, dude. Now I know the whole story and don't wanna play it anymore.

That's only spoilers for 1,1 wasn't very good.

And for 2,being blown up happens at the very end of 1(which you don't need to play)and you're in a coma at the very very very start of 2.

Dex is barely mentioned in 2 and 3 and 4 are basicly diffrent game series all together with only the same charcters and just barely the same as they change Shaundi drasticly just for sex appeal.

I'm finding myself preferring 4, so far. 2 is hella fun and remains one of my favourite sandbox games (as well as a welcome tonic after I'd been stung by the disappointing snore-fest that was GTA 4), but number 4 is completely insane and keeps making me laugh again and again. To be honest, though, considering how different the two games are, I'd be hard pressed to say which one is actually better.

But yeah, Liz, you really aren't missing much if you miss out Saint's Row 1. That was just a GTA clone and nothing more.

Diablo 3. I used to love RPGs like this but honestly it is hard to enjoy these button mashing games with really high 3rd person camera angles after being spoiled by the detailed open world games that we enjoy today.

I can see how you wouldn't like ARPG's that focus mainly on button mashing but boy do I love em and their loot!

Torchlight 2 is awesome!

Also Akinator is haunted man,it's so rarely wrong!

Did anyone play Dungeon Keeper? I read so much about it when it came out and it sounded quite fun, although a bit too sadistic for my tastes

Kiln, I spent many years in Diablo II and its expansion. Not very deep roleplay of course but, for some reason, I quite enjoyed playing my mystic archer bowazon there. But yes, it did challenge the speed and dexterity of my older fingers. Fondly remember doing countless gem shrine runs. Then she moved to Baldur's Gate II and spent quite a few years there before transitioning to our current home in Cyrodiil. My problem is always that several generations of games whiz past before I'm anywhere near ready to move on. I mean I've only been playing Oblivion for just over a mere six years now. I joke that when I'm ready for a new game, it may be something like TES XIV or Baldur's Gate IX. It'll always be a medieval fantasy RPG of some sort though.

Oh, Impie, what does the A mean in ARPG?

Action, I think.

D3 is just not fun. Supposedly they are reworking the loot system and removing the auction houses, so that could make it more fun down the road. Right now though... I'm bored after 15 mins.

Yeah I played it for about an hour and it didn't interest me much. I dunno. I assumed that I'd just outgrown these types of top down RPGs because of playing so many other third person games with better cameras and more interesting gameplay.

Basically, it just isn't for me. Lots of people seem to love the new Diablo game though.

I would only play D3 with friends. I managed to beat the game once, after that though, it wasn't interesting at all.

Playing Mass Effect 3 over again at the moment. It is a pretty unique game in the way that it takes into account who you've kept alive and your relationship with said characters and acts accordingly. I also like that it is a cover based shooter with some RPG elements. I'll admit that the second game is still my favorite because of all of the character interaction and the focus on building your team and gaining their loyalty but the third game is still very enjoyable.

My favorite part of the entire game is the interaction with the various characters of the ME universe. Creating great characters is definitely Bioware's strongest skill. I found myself advancing the story just to see how it would move forward my relationships with characters. The story is also great IMO and despite a couple of plot holes that were never addressed after the first game, it was still pretty across the whole trilogy.

The dialogue is great and the voice actors are all good enough that you can actually immerse yourself into the game without having said immersion broken by bad voice actors, unlike some games (looking at you Two Worlds with a couple of your voice actors that sound like drunk confederate soldiers).

Anyone here have Grand Theft Auto V for the Playstation 3? The online for it launches this Tuesday. I want to add a few forum friends.

It looks like GTA IV and Red Dead Redemption, so I'm giving it a miss. Those games bored me to tears.

Dishonored

I'm loving it.

Eh . . . not a fan.

I love it, lol

I'm doing a Skyrim play through with a Mongol horse archer, and GOD it is awesome!