BioShock about 3 days ago

had some good times and that game full of awesome quotable lines amirite?

Crimsonland... That was a goddamn hell... But an awesome game, I stayed for dessert in survival too! :)

Ghouls & Ghosts, dug it out of my collection to give it a go when I started to see reviews everywhere saying its one of the hardest games ever to be made. I call BS, I rememberd it being easy as a kid, and its still easy now.

Splitter:
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Also I should complete Shadow of The Colossus soon, though I'm not sure I want to. At first I was loving the epic-ness and feeling of ultra-badassery that comes with bringing down one of those beasts. However I've always had a feeling the ending won't be a happy one, and I got round to revisiting the spot where I did battle before on my way to the most recent colossus, and seeing the dead colossus lying there, all stone and deathly. It just didn't feel right. Although I can get r8 frustrated trying to beat those things, I couldn't help but feel sorry for it. Now I'm not sure whether I want to revisit the other colossus points to see their ruins, and carrying on to destroy them all doesn't seem right. Of course I will, I mean I wanna play the game and find out what happens, and fighting those things is so awesome. It's just that niggling feeling of guilt at the back of my mind.
I was warned about this, but I never expected the moral dilemma you come across in the game to be this strong.

I bet I sound real stupid now.

You don't sound stupid and that feeling doesn't go away. I think there was only one colossus that I didn't feel too bad about killing. Very sad game, it did its job well.

I still have resentment several years later aimed at the dead girl on that table because of that game.

Resident Evil 4: Wii

Super Mario 64 about half an hour ago

never beaten a game from the modern day because the game sucks I suck at it or its just retarded

Shadow Hearts: Covanent (PS2)

I'm still gonna go back and try to completely beat the game, I'm short a few crests and then I need to kill Solomon and get Yuri's final fusion. wish me luck.

Mass Effect

COD4 on veteran. I think.

GTA IV again a few days ago, before that Mass Effect, then Bioshock, then GTA IV, and the Bully

Kotor
Currently going through kotor 2 (I'm looking forward to the kotor II restoration project)

gears of war for me

GoW hardcore..

Just finished Bionic Commando Rearmed. I heard a lot of bad rep before trying it, but I found it to be great fun. I loved the original, and the remake was just as fun. Some secret areas were just too much for me, but the main game was just wonderful.

Amped 3. I know, a little late to the party on this one, but hey, a good game and only $15. I'm not complaining.

The bourne conspiracy. Short but sweet

I think it was JetSet Radio Future. As far as I remember.

Ninja Gaiden 2.

Call of Duty 4, Veteran.

Before that...

C&C3: Kane's Wrath.

Yeah, it's been a while...

Battlefield: Bad Company

Digital Devil Saga. My friend forced it upon me, and I enjoyed it.

Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones, which I amazingly found in a bargain bin for a paltry 12 dollars plus tax.

Dark Prince was very different from what I expected. After talking to him the first few times you'd never guess how evil he truly was, or that you would have to fight him at the end. Like the Prince says, he's a charismatic little inner voice. One of the few games I wished had many more levels than it did.

I completed Sims 2 :D

Xenosaga 3. Unfortunately, I don't finish many games as somethging new comes out and I get distracted, but I'm getting better: Xenosaga 3, Digital Devil Saga 1 and 2 (which I count as a single game), Persona 3 (I'm finishing up FES now), Final Fantasy X and X-2...

eternal sonata on the 360, the only person i know to have got through it.

kinda disappointed by the end.

A few weeks ago, Eye of the Beholder 1. Now I am playing Baldurs Gate 2, but that one will take a while. You can probably guess my computer is very old.

Red Steele for the second time. found out that depending on weather or not u pretoct the bloke at the end will affect how it ends

The Iron Ninja:
I finished Turok recently, it was the last game I bought so It was the last game I finished.
I'll generally keep at a game until I finish it then get a new one (so for me the title question might as well be "what's the last game you bought?"
By the way, Turok was pretty good, hardly any replayablilty but still fun

I loved Turok...I don't know why people hold such a grudge against it. I thought it was a fun romp through Dino land, even if it did have its fair share of macho space marines.

Portal, and that was possibly the most fun im ever going to have with my 360, infact im on the loading screen right now to play more

Portal, for the 8 hundreth time

geddydisciple:
HL2 Episode 2

Me too, now I'm officially done with the Orange Box. *tears*

The last game I completed was Portal
But the last "full-length" game was COD 4.
Currently working on completing Half-Life 2, and then the episodes :)

Hmm t'was Resistance I think. And before that MGS4, Portal and COD3.
I have a terrible habit of getting really far into a game and then not finishing it for an age. For example, I'm at least two thirds of the way through R&C:TOD, Motorstorm, Heavenly Sword, GTA4 and Assassin's Creed.
I'll get round to it someday perhaps.

Chrono Cross, about three weeks ago.