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Revisiting Spyro, the original.
Goddamn nostalgia.
Goddamn nostalgia.
What are you playing right now?
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geodestro
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Got this Jotun game on sale from steam, so far the levels have not been all that challenging, but the boss battles have been really fun. The whole game looks hand drawn, and you fight giants, if you like norse mythology you might want to check it out.
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Galactic Civilizations II. Christ, this game is addictive.
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This looks awesome. Gonna check it out.Got this Jotun game on sale from steam, so far the levels have not been all that challenging, but the boss battles have been really fun. The whole game looks hand drawn, and you fight giants, if you like norse mythology you might want to check it out.
I was playing Fallout 4 but took a break and am playing 1886 The Order and some Minecraft ps4. The new minecraft update for December is pretty bad ass.
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Messing around with the PCSX2 emulator.
I managed to get Midnight Club 3 DUB Edition Remix running: there's a few graphical bugs, but with the native resolution set to 2x or 3x, it looks like a normal PC game.
I managed to get Midnight Club 3 DUB Edition Remix running: there's a few graphical bugs, but with the native resolution set to 2x or 3x, it looks like a normal PC game.
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I just got Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak. Newest installment of the series after 13 years of waiting. Might die from nostalgia overload.
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Burnout 3: Takedown (via the emulator).
I forgot how much I hated the time trials in Burnout Paradise. In the early days of Burnout, they were worse, apparently.
Also, I dig the Crash mode - I always have an urge to hum the ISIS nasheed every time I play it.
The levels of the third game are much better than that city from Burnout Paradise, for some odd reason. I really miss the minimap, though - the time trial levels are very hard without it.
I forgot how much I hated the time trials in Burnout Paradise. In the early days of Burnout, they were worse, apparently.
Also, I dig the Crash mode - I always have an urge to hum the ISIS nasheed every time I play it.
The levels of the third game are much better than that city from Burnout Paradise, for some odd reason. I really miss the minimap, though - the time trial levels are very hard without it.
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On computer, I've been on and off of CK2 - After The End (A mod that sets the game in post-apocalyptic North America)
Pen and Paper wise, I'm GM a fast and loose game of Mage the Awakening with some good friends, and basing some of the main villains off horrors from the internet. They're not really into finding disgusting/hilarious/terrifying things online, so it makes for a good, fucked up horror game. Good times.
Pen and Paper wise, I'm GM a fast and loose game of Mage the Awakening with some good friends, and basing some of the main villains off horrors from the internet. They're not really into finding disgusting/hilarious/terrifying things online, so it makes for a good, fucked up horror game. Good times.
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A friend gifted me The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth on Steam for my birthday and I've just gotten round to playing it. Quite fun.
I've been playing AC:Syndicate on my xbone, and it's a breath of fresh air after Unity. I only bought it because one of the DLCs looks interesting, but the entire game isn't terrible.
I've been playing AC:Syndicate on my xbone, and it's a breath of fresh air after Unity. I only bought it because one of the DLCs looks interesting, but the entire game isn't terrible.
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MiloWuCollusion
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Playing Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for the first time.
Pretty enjoyable so far. Never really played a GTA game before but I get the general premise.
Pretty enjoyable so far. Never really played a GTA game before but I get the general premise.
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Warframe. A lot more entertaining than I expected given its F2P nature.
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GTA Vice City Stories (via the emulator).
Very good game, on par with the main pre-IV GTAs, except the console controls, which are annoying - I've managed to fail a lot of missions by confusing X and Y and bailing out of the car instead of braking, and I'm not even talking about manual aim. The radio is also worse than the one from GTA Vice City.
PCSX's "Save State" function can be used as a quicksave, which is pretty nifty. It saves a lot of time.
Now, I wish Liberty City Stories would be finally released on Android, because it runs like shit in the emulator.
Very good game, on par with the main pre-IV GTAs, except the console controls, which are annoying - I've managed to fail a lot of missions by confusing X and Y and bailing out of the car instead of braking, and I'm not even talking about manual aim. The radio is also worse than the one from GTA Vice City.
PCSX's "Save State" function can be used as a quicksave, which is pretty nifty. It saves a lot of time.
Now, I wish Liberty City Stories would be finally released on Android, because it runs like shit in the emulator.