What were the last video games you played?

[Wolfsbane]

Just finished Tomb Raider. did everything available offline didn't much care for the multiplayer. Then I played through my rental, Carnival Island for the Move. Beat it, thinking of buying it as a Move party game. Who doesn't like shooting galleries and skee ball? So now it's back to replaying Demon's Souls. Starting to remember why I beat it and left. Dark souls is so much better. Need a break from that too... so now... bak to Borderlands 2 and Skyrim I guess

[jayou521]

Finished Bioshock Infinite last week... what an awesome game and amazing ending~

Yesterday I picked up Max Payne 3, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, and Just Cause 2

[Der_Lex]

Max Payne 3 is a really good game, even if I thought it wasn't as good as the previous two games. It really nails the Man on Fire vibe they're going for, though. Kingdoms of Amalur is a lot of fun too, even if it kind of wears out its welcome (mostly because the second continent isn't nearly as interesting as the first, which makes for a kinda dull endgame).

Beat The Cave before going on vacation and really liked it, will probably start a different playthrough soon to check out the other characters. Used the Hillbilly, The Twins and the Monk on my first run, with the Twins' level definitely being my favorite of the bunch. Also major cool points for the Grog (TM) vending machine.

I've started playing LOTR: War in the North, but I don't really see myself finishing it, since the gameplay is incredibly repetitive and dull. It reminds me of a 3D version of the old Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance games, but then with a much more boring moveset and a very limited variety of enemies. Oh, and the voice acting is pretty terrible too. Will probably move on to Skyrim or Okami HD soon.

[BohemianMatt]

Booted up Skyrim to after the latest patch. They removed the level cap so I have been fun getting more XP.

[Lawdog1521]

Max Payne 3 is a really good game, even if I thought it wasn't as good as the previous two games. It really nails the Man on Fire vibe they're going for, though. Kingdoms of Amalur is a lot of fun too, even if it kind of wears out its welcome (mostly because the second continent isn't nearly as interesting as the first, which makes for a kinda dull endgame).

Beat The Cave before going on vacation and really liked it, will probably start a different playthrough soon to check out the other characters. Used the Hillbilly, The Twins and the Monk on my first run, with the Twins' level definitely being my favorite of the bunch. Also major cool points for the Grog (TM) vending machine.

I've started playing LOTR: War in the North, but I don't really see myself finishing it, since the gameplay is incredibly repetitive and dull. It reminds me of a 3D version of the old Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance games, but then with a much more boring moveset and a very limited variety of enemies. Oh, and the voice acting is pretty terrible too. Will probably move on to Skyrim or Okami HD soon.

The twins were my favorite level as well. Although, I found a sadistic glee with the resolution to the Hillbilly. Come to think of it, that same sadistic side liked the scientist's ending as well.

[Wittikiss]

The twins were my favorite level as well. Although, I found a sadistic glee with the resolution to the Hillbilly. Come to think of it, that same sadistic side liked the scientist's ending as well.

How much shark punching can you do?

[Lawdog1521]

How much shark punching can you do?

Most of the violence is limited to humans but you do kill a horny dinosaur.

[Der_Lex]

Nice, according to the EU PSN Blog Catherine is one of the IGC games for EU Plus members next month. I've been wanting to check that game out, but never got around to actually buy it. The other two games aren't quite as interesting (Hitman: Absolution, which I have already borrowed from my brother-in-law, and Malicious, which doesn't look like my cup of tea), but Catherine more than makes up for that.

[Marlboro]

Guacamelee is great, It's making wish I had a Vita so I could play more of it.

Last game I finished was Spec Ops, not a perfect game by any means what is perfect is the soundtrack, seriously it has the best soundtrack/score I have ever heard in video game. Despite its shortcoming it's a great game. Something I want to go back and play again, haven't felt like replaying something (linear again) in quite a while.

[Lawdog1521]

Guacamelee is great, It's making wish I had a Vita so I could play more of it.

Last game I finished was Spec Ops, not a perfect game by any means what is perfect is the soundtrack, seriously it has the best soundtrack/score I have ever heard in video game. Despite its shortcoming it's a great game. Something I want to go back and play again, haven't felt like replaying something (linear again) in quite a while.

I'm going through Spec Ops now for the trophies and wanting scream over how hard it can be. On FUBAR difficulty you can do everything right and still get killed, over and over again. Then sometimes, you'll make it through a section in the first run. While the game is fun on normal difficulty, it's a pain on the highest setting.