What are you playing right now?

[Levian]

Currently playing Super Mario Sunshine!

Never gotten 120 stars in this game, so should be fun.

[Jessweeee♪]

I beat Catherine after a few sittings of it with my friend's copy. I got the best ending for Katherine. The game was surprisingly better than I thought it would be, and I already had high expectations. Also I totally called (SPOILER)Erica being a man.

The only thing I'm unhappy with is the part of the ending where Trisha does her little recap and explains all of the metaphors. I was just like "Yes, yes I did see what you did there Atlus and it was pretty awesome but this is stupid."

[Gamblet]

Skyrim! Loving it.

DUUUUUDE! I envy you, I have to upgrade my CPU before I can even play this game... So how is it?

EDIT: I just beat Morrowind's main quest, I had already beaten Bloodmoon and Tribunal. I'm feeling proud right now.

[Loony BoB]

Skyrim! Loving it.

DUUUUUDE! I envy you, I have to upgrade my CPU before I can even play this game... So how is it?

EDIT: I just beat Morrowind's main quest, I had already beaten Bloodmoon and Tribunal. I'm feeling proud right now.

You can check out my general opinion along with those of other members in this thread. It's great!

[TrollHunter]

I want saints row 3 :o

[jimmysood]

Recently i am playing Need for Speed The Run, Its amazing game, I am very crazy about this game...

[NorthernChaosGod]

I recently started up FireRed. I haven't played a Pokemon game since G/S/C and this seemed to be a good transition into the chaos that is too many Pokemon.

[Vincent, Thunder God]

Skyrim (even farted around installing Daggerfall to delve into the series' origins but it's so old it runs like tit), Final Fantasy IV the Complete Collection, Super Mario World. That's about it right now.

[Slothy]

Still playing Starcraft 2, though how much I get to play will obviously die down thanks to starting work again. I also bought Batman: Arkham Asylum on Tuesday night. It's good so far, though I find the controls some what clunky, and the battle system is a bit too button mashy so far. I've been told that changes as you unlock more abilities. Either way though, it's a Batman game that isn't a complete and utter trainwreck so it's hard not to enjoy it. Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill certainly help in that regard.

[Vincent, Thunder God]

Still playing Starcraft 2, though how much I get to play will obviously die down thanks to starting work again. I also bought Batman: Arkham Asylum on Tuesday night. It's good so far, though I find the controls some what clunky, and the battle system is a bit too button mashy so far. I've been told that changes as you unlock more abilities. Either way though, it's a Batman game that isn't a complete and utter trainwreck so it's hard not to enjoy it. Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill certainly help in that regard.

I'm going to buy Arkham Asylum for my BD or Christmas, I've heard it's a pretty solid experience. Would you recommend it?

[Wolf Kanno]

Arkham Asylum is a really good game. Outside of some sub-par boss battles (like the Final Boss) the game is an overwhelmingly good experience for Batman fans. Combat is simple and the real fun and challenge of it is just getting off all the special moves and keeping up your combos. Traveling the island is awesome and it really has a Zelda approach to exploration where you can go to many places but tools you unlock allow you to go to newer places so going back to old locations brings new experiences. The Killer Croc boss fight is fun and I love battling Scarecrow. The real fun is just exploring the place and unlocking all of Riddler's clues, he really ties the game together for me because he makes you use all the platforming elements and keeps you more focused on the environment than a typical game would have. I need to star Arkham City soon...

[Vincent, Thunder God]

Arkham Asylum is a really good game. Outside of some sub-par boss battles (like the Final Boss) the game is an overwhelmingly good experience for Batman fans. Combat is simple and the real fun and challenge of it is just getting off all the special moves and keeping up your combos. Traveling the island is awesome and it really has a Zelda approach to exploration where you can go to many places but tools you unlock allow you to go to newer places so going back to old locations brings new experiences. The Killer Croc boss fight is fun and I love battling Scarecrow. The real fun is just exploring the place and unlocking all of Riddler's clues, he really ties the game together for me because he makes you use all the platforming elements and keeps you more focused on the environment than a typical game would have. I need to star Arkham City soon...

Sounds pretty awesome there Kanno, I'll have to pick up a copy for the PS3, as my 360 HDD keeps randomly unformatting and I generally prefer Sony's consoles. Thanks for the info!

[Slothy]

I would definitely recommend it as well and I'm not even that far into it myself. Hell, it's a greatest hits title now so I got it for $20, and it's hard to go wrong at that price point. And as Wolf mentioned, there is a lot to explore and plenty of secrets to find in Arkham Asylum, and that's one of the coolest parts about it for a comic fan like myself.

[Vincent, Thunder God]

I would definitely recommend it as well and I'm not even that far into it myself. Hell, it's a greatest hits title now so I got it for $20, and it's hard to go wrong at that price point. And as Wolf mentioned, there is a lot to explore and plenty of secrets to find in Arkham Asylum, and that's one of the coolest parts about it for a comic fan like myself.

Neat, I'm somewhat of a comic fan myself (favourite characters are Wolverine and Howard the Duck) so I bet I'd love it, and yeah the price is pretty damn good.

[rubah]

Currently, Kishi is escorting me through the world of Kojima. We played Metal Gear, Metal Gear 2, and last night, just finished Snatcher. Up next? Policenauts!