What are you playing, stupid?

[TJKitsune]

Currently working through Fire Emblem: Awakening on 3DS.
About 4 hours into...dear god, I can't believe this...Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory..  -_-;
Got a backlog of older games to play yet, such as D2 on Dreamcast, and Fate Stay/Night on PSP.

[max_cady]

Well, I've been playin' a couple of games lately...

I finished Two DLC chapters for Sleeping Dogs. There's that island which is a parody of Enter The Dragon. And the Year of the Snake which sees Wei Shen getting demoted and busted down to regular traffic cop when a group of insane terrorists want to blow stuff up on New Year's Eve.

My impressions, loved the Island DLC side story, hated the "Year of the Snake" DLC mission. Why? Lackluster story, side missions aren't all that interesting or fun, you can't really access your stuff from the regular playthrough.

I started playin' The Amazing Spiderman, I haven't gotten far, played the first two stages, because I've been hooked on Lollipop Chainsaw, more impressions tomorrow.

[ungibbed]

Goofing off with Sonic CD on my phone.

[Barry the Nomad]

Played some Sonic Jam last night, because I wanted to experience Sonic 1 with spin dash. Can't wait for the remastered rerelease this month!

[semmie]

dead or alive 3ds

[mylifewithsega]

Star Trek: The Next Generation for Genesis and Star Trek: Starship Bridge Simulator for 32X. 2 hours of footage a piece for a combined 4 hours of mild amusement and extreme frustration.

[CrazyT]

Have been playing Donkey Kong country returns after a long time not having touched my wii

All i gotta say is wow. Best 2d platformer ever. Its clever leveldesign makes other platformers look like trash

Some lvls exist of lots of trial and error though

game is also huge.

[max_cady]

I figured Lollipop Chainsaw out. It's the barebones Score Attack that we haven't seen from a classic video game since, well, the SEGA Saturn/Genesis era... It has a "Story", but really the whole game is all about getting the highest possible score. And it's somewhat lenient about it.

If there's one thing that I felt a little unimpressed, it was the Boss Fights, even on Hard mode, it's as though the game's scripted mechanics hinder the bosses themselves. They are cool and have creative designs, but they don't involve a whole lot of strategy to beat'em all.

Oh, and I avoid using the ingame store as much as possible because that f***ing Lollipop song plays every single damn time!

[Nameless 24]

I figured Lollipop Chainsaw out. It's the barebones Score Attack that we haven't seen from a classic video game since, well, the SEGA Saturn/Genesis era... It has a "Story", but really the whole game is all about getting the highest possible score. And it's somewhat lenient about it.

If there's one thing that I felt a little unimpressed, it was the Boss Fights, even on Hard mode, it's as though the game's scripted mechanics hinder the bosses themselves. They are cool and have creative designs, but they don't involve a whole lot of strategy to beat'em all.

Oh, and I avoid using the ingame store as much as possible because that f***ing Lollipop song plays every single damn time!

The last section of the Final Boss results in Instant Death if you don't do the QTEs in time, and I hate that shit...

[max_cady]

The Amazing Spider-Man - At first, the game looked like it was going to be dull. But it's growing on me. It's the Batman: Arkham Asylum template but with Spider Man walking around New York doing Story Missions (which are entirely seperate stages), small side missions like stopping car roberries and muggings. There are the photo missions which are a sort'of Where's Waldo in which you stop items on the close proximity of said spot.

[Emmett The Crab]

I just got the SEGA CD version of Amazing Spiderman.  I played it a little to make sure it works. 

[mylifewithsega]

Just got Astal. Pretty good so far.

[Emmett The Crab]

Just got Astal. Pretty good so far.

You can beat it with cheat codes.  Great game. 

[mylifewithsega]

It's most certainly pretty, and the soundtrack/audio quality is top notch. I don't wanna' cheat until I have no other choice. I felt bad having to cheat through House of the Dead.

[Chaosmaster8753]

I've mostly been playing Injustice: Gods Among Us. The lack of an online pass surprises me especially after previous major fighting games like Dead or Alive 5, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, PlayStation All Stars: Battle Royale and NetherRealm/WB Games' own Mortal Kombat had one. So far the online's been pretty good for me, sometimes it takes a bit of time to find a player, but most of the matches I've played have run pretty well. The training mode allowing you to tag moves and showing the moves/inputs on the screen is really helpful for experimenting with combos.