Minecraft. That is all.

I try not to play games but lately I've been playing Williams Pinball Classics.

Fallout: New Vegas, probably going to play The Walking Dead again after that.

All of those feels.

Ditto. I am not a big gamer but as a fan of the comics, I played this and, holy shit. I have never been so emotional at a game before.

The last game I played was Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse, which took me about 4 hours to finish (not including breaks) and it was shit but I didn't pay for it, so....

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Oh mass effect, I miss you so much.

RIP friend. I'll try to remember you as you were, not what you've become.

*softly cries self to sleep*

Edit: oh, I forgot to answer the question!

Hitman absolution, then Lego LotR, then The Walking Dead, then retro city rampage

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Against my better judgement I purchased Black Ops 2 (a friend persuaded me) so I played that last night - the single player is the usual stuff but feels more disconnected and random than ever before (now instead of highlights played over the 60s/70s, you jump back and forth from the past to the future). I'm sure someone somewhere thinks there's a story there, but I couldn't care less about it. The multiplayer is of course where the game thrives, but after playing a few hours now I've come to a realisation that all the maps are virtually the same - small, close-quarters combat in a maze of corridors. I'm also amazed that despite the tiny maps, the netcode is still awful, to the extent that I've seen glitching, rubber-banding, and horribly out of sync kill-cams.

So I'm £40 lighter and I can't help but feel that I'll be back to playing Battlefield 3 within a week (which is awesome by the way). However, I feel like I've played that enough over the last month. So.... I've been toying with the idea of installing X-wing Alliance, dusting off the joystick and playing that.

I beat Super Meat Boy a couple months back. Took me for-fucking-ever to beat. That game is just as intense, but at least you have unlimited lives. Isaac is one-life perma-death.

And I thought they might be from the same guy! The art styles are familiar.

I still play a fair bit of Diablo 3 on my mac, but for consoles it's mostly just anything that pops on to PS+.

Games I've palyed relatively recently that I can recommend;

Assassin's Creed 3.
But for fuck's sake; finish the other 4 games first. If not, you'll be that annoying friend who's up for watching LOTR ROTK, but hasn't watched the other ones, and constantly asks you who that is, what that means etc.

Limbo.
Fuck yeah.

Uncharted series.
Granted, it's PS3 only, but my god what a show they put on. Especially the cruise ship in 3. The general gist of things is; If it can't possibly become a worse situation that it already is: it will.

Rock Band series.
I still play RB3. It's fun as hell, and the perfect party game. Anyone can pick up a plastic guitar, bang some plastic drums, or try to match notes on a microphone. And also; a complete setlist of almost 2000 songs ready for download.

Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
The story still doesn't make the slightest bit of sense, but it's fun nonetheless.

If you've Skyrim on PC, you'll never be done. Steam workshop and skyrimnexus.com for a whopping amount of mods and extensions.

I'm a big Mass Effect series fan.  The third one has its flaws, but if you've played the series and, in particulary, kept everybody alive, the emotional payoff in three is hard to beat. 

I'm also a Half-Life fanboy, but it is hard to keep waiting for the next installment, particularly after how the series ended. 

Portal and Portal 2 are also some of my regular plays. 

Right now I've started with the Modern Warfare series.  Seems like a good ongoing storyline and the game is pretty fun.

Eddie is a completionist. I'm on steam - fixedr6