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I am playing Pokemon X as I write this, actually. Very fun game! I've been playing Tomodachi Life and Fire Emblem Awakening recently too. Nintendo does amazing stuff.

I finally got around to playing/beating the first DanganRonpa game ^^.

Now I'm playing Jak X Combat Racing.

I finally played BioShock over the summer. Good game.

Pokemon Heartgold. My first ever Pokemon game that I soaked with tap water. Since my DSi is around 5 years old now,...aah... it looks like it's starting to break and not work...and I was so worried that I broke my game chip for HG due to the previously mentioned water torture.

Pokemon~~ is dreams.

DoTA 2. Still terrible at it.
That, and some Flash game involving donuts and simulations.

I've been on my 3DS like a maniac recently, thanks to the regional transport office adding new stops and an extra hour onto my commute. Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Rune Factory 4, Fire Emblem: Awakening, Harvest Moon: New Beginning... ah... my lovelies...

To anyone who's bought Tomodachi Life: do you think it was worth what you paid? I've just heard mixed reviews about it is all, but I was thinking about picking it up (and maybe Pokemon X/Y for my nephew) this Christmas once the sales roll around.

Currently playing Skyrim. Around 60-70 hours in. Level 60. It's like a black hole :S

Replaying the first Portal game...it feels so weird to play it nearly two weeks after beating Portal 2. They feel like two different yet awesome experiences.

Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies and Fire Emblem: Awakening, both on the 2DS. Finished playthroughs of both at around the same time. (Will do another playthrough of FE:A later though, maybe this time at Lunatic mode)

well, last played on console, is the "warming up" playthru of Dragon Age Origins and II (ongoing)

on computer.... *looking sadly at the backlog of ren'ai still to be played* let's speak little....

Best regards from Italy,
dott. Piergiorgio.

My friend and I played Five Nights At Freddie's today. We died after only ten minutes on the first night. I am convinced: Those animatronics are evil. They're demons. The owner sold their soul to the devil in exchange for opening up their own family restaurant and got their own little devil minions to help him out*. I don't care what the game says, that's what I'm going with.

*Although they should've gone for a better deal than a family restaurant. At the very least, they should've asked for a business where they wouldn't have to make "Don't poop on the floor" a rule.

Caveat Lector wrote:My friend and I played Five Nights At Freddie's today. We died after only ten minutes on the first night. I am convinced: Those animatronics are evil. They're demons. The owner sold their soul to the devil in exchange for opening up their own family restaurant and got their own little devil minions to help him out*. I don't care what the game says, that's what I'm going with.

*Although they should've gone for a better deal than a family restaurant. At the very least, they should've asked for a business where they wouldn't have to make "Don't poop on the floor" a rule.

I was unfortunate enough to have a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant close by when I was really young. Being terrified of animatronics is a time-honored tradition for me.

Back to the games I've recently played, I loaded up my old Fallout: New Vegas saves and am having a blast with the Ballistic Fist. Who knew that combining a shotgun and a boxing glove would be the key to virtual happiness?

Fallout: New Vegas, PS3 version. Man, I had no idea that console games could still be that BUGGY!

last game i played was phoenotopia and it was very hard. the game was a zelda like version but with different things, it has many mind blowing twist that makes it worth playing.

Taleweaver wrote:Fallout: New Vegas, PS3 version. Man, I had no idea that console games could still be that BUGGY!

Well, it is an Obsidian game on a Bethesda engine... I thank my lucky stars every time I load up New Vegas that it doesn't just catch my computer on fire.