Yes but not legally,I was lucky to get it in beta when it was cheaper.

But if you really want to KILL VIDEO GAMES then you can probaly get a Torrent very easily by just searching it on google.

Also,a game I think everyone needs to get is Brothers:A Tale of Two Sons,I think it's my new favourite game.

It's only 3 hours long but boy,was it worth the 6.99.

The way you control the two brothers may seem annoying for a few minutes but later on in the game it's used perfectly,but if your getting it on PC you'll need a controller.....you'll also need tissues :'(

This post has been edited by ImperialSnob: Jan 2 2014, 04:55 PM

Right now I´m happy to be playing the NES classic Deja Vu. It´s in the same style as Shadowgate, Uninvited and Maniac Mansion which is to say point-and-click.
In this game you wake up in a bathroom at a bar, sometime in the 40s I think. You have no memory of who you are or where you are and the game starts from there.

Being one of only four games* in the entire NES library to be translated to Swedish, I´m having a much more enjoyable time than if it had been in English.


*Games translated are Shadowgate, Maniac Mansion, F-15 Strike Eagle and Deja Vu.

This post has been edited by mirocu: Jan 4 2014, 09:04 PM

Currently playing Payday 2. Who thought knocking over banks could be so fun?

Also playing Fallout 3 over again. Still great.

*reads this just after having read about Kiln collecting knives and firearms*




This post has been edited by mirocu: Jan 5 2014, 11:07 AM

Hey, in real life my guns only shoot paper and my knives cut basically nothing. They are almost exclusively just for looking at.

Fire Embelem: Awakening.

Damn good game, with damn good music.

SRPGs, for the win!!

Finished Primordia not long ago. It's a retro point-and-click RPG, with an excellently realised post-apocalyptic gothic science fiction aesthetic done in classic 8-bit style, and some really rather brilliant writing. The puzzles were generally logical while still being challenging (one or two were generally a bit obtuse, but most were OK but while they were fun to solve the main drive was the compelling two main characters, Horatio and Crispin, who really made it for me.

Excellent game, and worth checking out.

Sounds just like the kind of game I´d dive into

What platforms? I know I can look this up but I prefer to talk to people

Pokemon FireRed on a GBA emulator..

Having so much fun

Love Pokemon....

Emulator? Pheh. You disgust me.

I don't have my GBA anymore

...

*EDIT* I use the emulator at school though, which is where I play most of my pokemon since they gave us laptops.

This post has been edited by Vital: Jan 8 2014, 11:15 PM

You're wrong,emulators ftw.

Going to try to get XCOM: Enemy Unknown and Enemy Within (aka the BEST DLC EVAR!) one of these days.


Methinks XCOM troopers are this year's ComicCon apparel. Really looking into this cosplaying thing for real now.

Currently spreading my game time between 4 different games...

1) WGT (World Golf Tour) - Online golf simulator. Play against other online players. Really fun if you like golf.

2) Skyrim - Just got back into it again after 5 months...

3) WarThunder - Online MMO WWII aircraft (and soon to be tanks) simulator. Team based fight against other online players.

4) Path of Exile - Free to play on Steam, MMORPG in third person look down. Just started this one, so the jury is still out.

This post has been edited by ThatSkyrimGuy: Jan 11 2014, 04:07 AM

PoE is awesome!

Currently playing some Tennis, one of the launch titles for the NES

I have heard some people play that game without a computer or a console!

What sorcery is this!???