The outdoorsy kind


I'm currently playing Yu-Gi-Oh!(man that's a bitch to type) World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus.

I loved the Yu-Gi-Oh! game I played on the DS but I forgot the name of it,it wasn't a WC game I think.

I feel like I'm the only person that liked Yu-Gi-Oh DX(or GX or...what ever,it's been a while).

I also liked playing YGO(I'm not gonna type it out again )IRL.

I've played all the ones on the DS, from Nightmare Troubadour onwards, damn good games, though I'll admit the AI could've been better.

I love the cartoons too, before they reached the whole Zexal (or whatever it's called) thing they've got now.

I've still got a backpack full of cards, just got no-one to play against.

That said, all my decks are horrifically out of date

Ojama(or Pajama as I called them ) Brothers for life.

This post has been edited by ImperialSnob: Jan 11 2014, 11:59 PM

I recently picked up just cause 2 from a friend. Didn't really know what to expect, but as so far it's one of the most fun games I've played.

What do you have it on?

Xbox...

Ah,if you had it on PC there's a free multiplayer mod on steam with massive servers(10,000 people!)



Ah,if you had it on PC there's a free multiplayer mod on steam with massive servers(10,000 people!)

Still a great game!

I suggest getting a plane flying up to the island on the top left corner of the map,it's awesome.

Wish I could afford a PC to play games on....

I'm having a lot of fun so far, love hijacking planes I'll check out that island


This post has been edited by Vital: Jan 12 2014, 12:28 AM

I just beat Dead Island. That game has a damn sad ending lol

The Zapper game I play the most of those I have is Wild Gunman. It´s more fun than Hogan´s Alley and Duck Hunt, I think mainly beacuse I like the Western themed showdown

...Back on Oblivion...again.

I looked at Dead Island on steam...Is it linear or open sandbox style?

Pokemon Y, Fire Emblem: Awakening, and Shin Megami Tensei Devil Summoner Overclocked.

I love my 3DS

Been thinking about getting one as I´d like a good handheld beside the Gameboy. The Gameboy isn´t even backlit

I'd recommend getting one, but when it comes to handhelds I'm a dedicated Nintendo fan, ever since I bought a Gameboy Pocket and started playing Pokemon Red. So my opinion is definitely biased

I don't really use the 3d on it though, I just wanted it for the better games. The one issue I have with my 360 is that you just can't get strategic RPGs for it, and between DS and 3DS games I've got 6 or 7 I can play

That said, as with any console, it all comes down to the games you want to play.

This post has been edited by Callidus Thorn: Jan 26 2014, 11:24 PM

You guys had me looking at it too. Only $10 makes is attractive. I just don't know how long I could keep my interest in a game that is end to end zombie bashing though. It seems like it would get repetitive very quickly.

From what I have read of it, it does have an open world. I also found out that like so many console ports, you cannot truly save anywhere in the game. In fact, it does not seem to have any way to manually save at all. When you quit to the main menu the game makes an auto save of all your equipment. Then when you start again later it puts you in the starting area of whatever zone you are in. Not where you were when you quit.

This post has been edited by SubRosa: Jan 27 2014, 03:25 AM

Fable The journey.

I loathe such saving systems. They shouldn´t even exist in this day and age

I agree.

It's the sort of thing that sounds like it'll save the player time and effort.

And then it goes wrong.

Another one that bugs me is Dragon's Dogma's save system. It autosaves, and you can manually save, but you only get one save file. I want multiple files

Dark Souls has something similar, but I can forgive it that. The whole game is supposed to be a challenge, after all.