Following on from my list Films watched since beginning of 2009 I thought I'd make a list to keep a record of games I've played to. Some of these games I started playing in 2009 or before but if I touch them in 2010 I'll add them on. I'll only rate games that I've completed/give enough time too.
Late to the party on this one but still very enjoyable. I like the limited maps as it gives me a change to get good on them. Voice chat is a bit hit and miss though!
Just like all the others, great but now I can get trophies. One for the quiet times between other games.
One for partys and Christmas. Not a run home and play game, but one I'll never sell.
Not always the most accurate but my 2 year old loves it. The challenges are strangely addictive. Haven't play without my son yet but am sure I will.
Only got through world 2 & 3 so far (got distracted by Uncharted 2) but will go back to.
Now completed world 4 & onto world 5.
I agree with a statement I think Brad made, when you solve a puzzle piece that is especially challenging you do feel like the smartest person in the world. Starting to get really tough now though.
Again haven't got too far due to Mr Drake but played enough to get me interested. Not usually my sort of game, we'll see how long I last.
Not long unfortunately. Played through the beginning sequence as a Mage but the character wasn't 'doing it for me'. Started again as a Dwarf Commoner and this time I really enjoyed the character and story. Became a Grey Warden but that was it. I'm not an 'RGP player' and unfortunately this isn't the game to change me. My main (and to be honest only real problem) is that the combat is unresponsive and just isn't fun. I felt like I was killing people by accident and not design.
I really wanted to get into this as I'd heard the story is very engaging but due to the combat I'll have to give it a miss. Bugger.....
Wow - 5/5 (I Love it)
Demo - Do not like on first impressions! Cart control is just too floaty! I'll give it another go.
2nd impressions are not really any better. I enjoy the customisation options but the racing just isn't fun!
Each beta just gets better. Enjoy playing for short bursts but am not sure I'll pay for the final version. Prefer playing on my PS3.
Been playing this on and off (mostly off) for over a year now and I still struggle with the openness of the map. I'm not likely to learn the map any time soon and to keep opening the map mid race breaks up the flow. I tried playing online but with no chance to check the map there's no way I going to be able to compete against the people who are online nowadays (most in the top 200 in the world!!). Big Surf Island is better with its highlighted checkpoints. Maybe I'll just hunt out all the gates etc, but then it's less a racing game and more a hidden object game!!
Hopefully the next Burnout will go back to Burnout of old.
I have been playing the game for a while now and just picked it up again to try and get the Platinum (only level 50 trophy to go). Initially I wasn't interested in this game and watching the quick look still didn't peak my interest. In the end I picked it up on a recommendation & because it was on offer.
The first hour or so was a struggle (not being a particular RPG fan) but then something clicked. Once I started levelling up, getting 'useful' weapons and more interesting missions I was hooked.
Played up to level 40 in single player which was fun enough and have so far only been in online co-op for about an hour. Online seems good but I wish it had voice chat (unless I'm missing something).
Bought the 1st DLC (Zombie island...) which was good, but the 2nd DLC (Mad Moxxi...) doesn't appeal. Interested to see what the next one is though.
Relaxing. Sixaxis control that feels good!
Completed world 1&2 so far and I like it. Nice change of pace.
Been in the mood for a driving game so have been playing the demo to try and decide if it's worth a purchase (can currently find for £24 new). The BMW is awful but the rest of the cars are fun to drive. The game seems alright but just lacks polish I like from a sim racing game. Think I'll hold out for GT5.
As per 'Need For Speed Shift' above, been trying the demo to see if it's worth a purchase. The game seems fun. I like the buggy racing, not too sure about the point to point race though. If I can find it cheap enough (currently £30 for PS3) I'll pick it up.
PS: why is it cheaper everywhere for 360!? Can easily find for less than £20!!
Chose Dirt 2.
A good game for the current time in my life as I barely have any time to play. Great for 30 minute stints. I like most of the events but still not to sure about the point to point races. Plus I spend far too much time looking at the map. A co-pilot on all race events would help.
Not good.
