What are YOU currently playing?
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I don't think you'd have the patience to plat FIFA, even I haven't got the patience for that.
Plus you should give Robbo a slap for clogging up your games list.
Don't think I haven't seen your blasphemy!
*shakes fist*
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Picked up Fifa 10 for a fiver the other day, so had a bang at that. I'm rubbish, but then I've not played a football game in ages.
Also pulled NFS: Hot Pursuit out of the drawer for the first time in ages. It's such an intense game. Really over-stylised and visceral, with very silly drifting and so on, but just so involving. Really tense stuff.
Also pulled NFS: Hot Pursuit out of the drawer for the first time in ages. It's such an intense game. Really over-stylised and visceral, with very silly drifting and so on, but just so involving. Really tense stuff.
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I quite liked the look of NFS: Hot Pursuit, and I was a fan of Hot Pursuit 2 of the Playstation 2. I'd get it but I bet it's got a tonne of online achievements and I just can't be dealing with that!
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second hand Fifa 10 for £5? wow, its like 99p in most shops.
From what I played of Alan Wake it was awesome, I'd deffo recommend waiting until about 10:30 - 11:00PM when it's dark outside, turning the lights off and playing with a pair of headphones, it's... scary.
Gonna wrap up Fallout 3, and a few online cheevos in BFBC2 and then I'll move onto Alan Wake.
Alan Wake is still my favourite game this gen nothing has been better for me. The DLC is rather good too the 2nd part more so!
Hardcore difficulty is fun too
I'm playing through LA Noire & Just Cause 2 at the moment.
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Still playing Fallout 3, because I'm old and slow and only get a couple of hours gaming time a week. I've got to Little Lamplight in the main quest but I've done most of the subquests and found/wiped out most of the locations on the map.
Fallout NV is waiting for when I've finished.
Fallout NV is waiting for when I've finished.
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Nice going.
Fallout: New Vegas is a great game, but the location wasn't as good as Fallout 3 for me, there's nowhere near as many landmarks, it feels kind of empty which is good for a post-apocolyptic setting, but Fallout 3 had so many recognisable landmarks. You could see the Washington Monument from almost everywhere on the map which was awesome just looking miles into the distance and knowing you can actually stand under, and go into it.
I did like the casinos though, if only because with 10 Luck you can make an insane amount of caps. I thought the campfire crafting was a bit of a waste of time, as well as a few other things but I won't spoil too much for you.
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Picked up Dead Space 2 and Prototype for a total of £35 today. Will give them both a test tonight.
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Congratulations!
What's really embarrassing is I joined over 2 years earlier than you and look at your post count; that's obscene!
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Had a couple of months break from single players. Going to finish Alan Wake and Halo Reach next week.
Then may treat myself to Dead Space 1
Then may treat myself to Dead Space 1
Ugh. Other M is crap. Prime Trilogy on the other hand is one of the best games I've ever played.
I'm on 535GS without doing any online stuff, and I've still got loads of offline stuff to do.
Well, I've done the silly post a photo ones, and the ones where you have to beat an autolog recommendation, but no actual online races.