In a attempt to get my steam game pile down to size now i have a nice new PC (I went from a AMD X3 (?) 6000 3.00 dual core to a I5 3.30 quad! :D), i made a attempt to get and install a few games. This is just a short run down but yea, i kinda laugh at how far behind i am.

LA Noire (PC)

So i have this on the PS3 too with all my DLC. I tend to buy games twice, once for PC and once for consoles because i like choice. After playing with the files some (including a wonderful round of -STR to single thread the damn game), it now runs at a BLAZING 30 FPS, all capped up and no where to go. I've never felt frustrated at capped games but this is kinda bad. That wonderful feeling that you get knowing that as a PC gamer, your only limited by your hardware which is so ahead of consoles now that it feels like people make bad ports now JUST to piss us off. Oh well. Either way, i REALLY like this game. I'm someone who believes that a game can be like a book. You settle in, snuggle into a blanket with a coffee and just play. Phoenix Wright was like that. I sat and just enjoyed it in such a way that made me feel so warm and fuzzy. This game does it but i feel the action gets in the way far too much. It's the curse of the name "Rockstar" being attached to it. I feel that if this was done with Capcom, they would let it be actionless and let the games story speak more. Yes, i honestly gave credit to Capcom. The gunplay feels really loose too without some kind of aim-assist. Im not used to using a pad in games and the keyboard controls in this game are AWFUL so i had to kinda learn to use it again. Not something i enjoyed, i might add but im trying to learn. Either way, i am really enjoying this. Something im going to sink some hours to.

Sleeping Dogs (PC)

High Res Texture Pack - Installed. Check. All other DLC? - Installed. Check. Game set to be about medium-high? - Check.

God, i love this game. Let me pre-face this by saying that i think True Crimes is a better game series then GTA. Why? Because of the same reason i own Just Cause 2. I want my open world to be open and filled with as much "breaking of the rules" as possible. I don't mean crime, i mean the ability for me to climb a building, throw myself off it and land on a car, surf it a little for flipping off it and shooting someone. I don't care if i die, i want it to be the most fun ive had in a day and then to do it again tomorrow. The reason open world games work so well is because you can have your own kind of fun. It's lego for the soul and that is really what a game is meant to be. Enjoyable, freestyle and awesome. Sleeping Dogs also kinda hits a spot i love of being very daft. When a game has me keep a rival gangs BUS ROUTE out of business just by beeping my horn at other bus drivers and beating up people at bus-stops, i kinda feel that its a mission well spent. I got that feeling with Saint's Row too, where the missions serve no other reason but to enjoy myself in a stupid moment of "seriousness". I think the combat wins me over the most though. It's slasher level of violence but it feels so good when you get that flow going and nothing comes close to you. I will say though. DLC ruins it a lot. It makes you super high level from the get go and ive TOTALLY filled my face bar from the start. It's kinda insane.

Xcom. (PC...Still)

I don't need to say much to this, other then i play this game like a Rouge like, ironman mode and not giving a crap if i finish it. I don't think il ever finish this game. I am happy that way. :D

Dishonored (PC)

......high chaos is hard. O_O