What Game Are You Playing At The Moment?

[Altruism]

I'm assuming he meant 360 degrees of space, instead of the singular plane most of us are used to. Both are still 3D technically, but we mostly think of a flat X/Y plane and don't really consider that we actually exist on an X/Y/Z plane. If that makes any sense.

[Malcolm Is Moore]

Originally Posted by Altruism

I'm assuming he meant 360 degrees of space, instead of the singular plane most of us are used to. Both are still 3D technically, but we mostly think of a flat X/Y plane and don't really consider that we actually exist on an X/Y/Z plane. If that makes any sense.

I think it's because we only HAVE one angle to look from.

[evadwolrab]

... I think it's because it makes you get your head around a 3D maze really fucking quickly, which stretches your brain muscles. And makes you mind-sweat.

[DWarrior]

I guess my parents did me a huge favor by having these around when I was like 3:



and also making me take art classes.

[Junkenstein]

Got "The Witcher" on Gamer's Gate.

Decided to replay Dragon's Age as a dwarf. The human quest was kinda flat.

Finished Fable - The Lost Chapters. I dont know why everyone crticizes this game so harshly. It' silly and mindless but extremely fun and lighthearted. I would like more games like this...

Curious about "The Misadventures of MP Winterbottom". Seems Braid re-done in a victorian style (like the one in the deceased Penny Arcade series).

Also, the new Splinter Cell looks like shit.

ADD: Got the new Sam And Max game too, by my other favourite developers, the beloved Telltale. Might be one of the few games i deliberately play ultra slowly to check every single line of dialogue. Amazing, hilarious sc ript as always and it looks striking, with a re-vamped, ultra detailed graphic look that puts non-episodic games to shame.

[evadwolrab]

Started playing Tales of Monkey Island today, sat on my bed across the room using my iPhone as a Touchpad. It was awesome. Played until landing on Flotsam Island, then the ADD got me.

[pinoy0004]

Still playing FFXIII

Recently beat the game, and am just now doing those side missions. Tonberries and Cactuars are indeed in this game, and thankfully, they resemble the "traditional" Tonberries and Cactuars that we all know and love.
Unfortunately, I have yet to see a Moogle or a Marlboro :/

[rhesusattack]

Finally got around to playing Splinter Cell's co-op modes. It wasn't all bad, until we decided to check out the face-off mode and realized you could see each other not only in color in the dark, but also using the sonar goggles. Ugh, stupid.

[Junkenstein]

Wow. Dragon Age Origins already looked great but playing it as a non human character gave it a value multiplied x 1.000 to me.

I'm a guy that really pay attentions to the storylines and charcters of these type of games and the Human Noble prologue really made unsatisfied with my character's background.

Choosing to be a castless dwarf unleashed a magnificient backstory, full of hurt pride, despair and humanity. I'm in love with the game and i'm in love with my charcter. Score.

[flavio]

After a long service to the cause of keeping on the straight path of enjoyable procrastination, my playstation2 died, leaving me gameless. My lack of money lead me to the retro path and i'm know playing Sonic 3 and Knuckles on a old Genesis (which still works, so fuck you Sony). I'm playing with Knuckles, for shits and giggles.