Going to try and finish getting my Platinum in Bleach today.

Star Fox 64 3D. It's pretty okay; my only real complaint is the lack of online multiplayer. Also the fact that Star Fox 64 really didn't need a remake so much as it needs a good sequel.

T_L wrote:

Star Fox 64 3D. It's pretty okay; my only real complaint is the lack of online multiplayer. Also the fact that Star Fox 64 really didn't need a remake so much as it needs a good sequel.

Tell that to Nintendo. >_>

I probably will end up with the game though.

Finally got my platinum trophy in Bleach. 195 hours and 9 minutes. 0_0

@JB: I started Odin Sphere, but I'm not sure where I even left off on. It's been forever. >.>

I've felt tempted to start new files in ALTTP and ToS for ages, now. (and to try playing through Blaster Master... which I've never successfully done. Ugh... the game gets hard fairly quickly, and there's no save points or passwords. -.-)

Last game I played seriously for a while I believe was probably Legacy of the Wizard. That game is one giant hard to figure out puzzle/platformer and easy to get stuck in. =\) Yay for passwords and all, but you basically have to go all the way back to the very beginning to get them... D: Which isn't that fun if you have no crystal ball to warp with. -.- (no save points. At all.)

JohnnyboySP wrote:

There's a lot to do in Oblivion. You could be busy for a while.

I like it more than Fallout as well but to be fair I've hardly played Fallout.

Do you have the Shivering Isles? Because it's an awesome expansion.

Yeah I think my one friend has plus 170 hours on it. And yeah I agree with you,
I don't know why but using a sword is so much more fun then using a gun. I have no idea how that make sense but it does to me. Besides I love being stealthy in this game. My lock picking is at level 94 now.

and I did not, I plan on getting all of them eventually though.

Meowth'spal21 wrote:

@JB: I started Odin Sphere, but I'm not sure where I even left off on. It's been forever. >.>

I've felt tempted to start new files in ALTTP and ToS for ages, now. (and to try playing through Blaster Master... which I've never successfully done. Ugh... the game gets hard fairly quickly, and there's no save points or passwords. -.-)

Last game I played seriously for a while I believe was probably Legacy of the Wizard. That game is one giant hard to figure out puzzle/platformer and easy to get stuck in. =\) Yay for passwords and all, but you basically have to go all the way back to the very beginning to get them... D: Which isn't that fun if you have no crystal ball to warp with. -.- (no save points. At all.)

I can't remember how far I got but I didn't get too far either.

And retro games are super punishing. >_>

Gr33n wrote:

JohnnyboySP wrote:

There's a lot to do in Oblivion. You could be busy for a while.

I like it more than Fallout as well but to be fair I've hardly played Fallout.

Do you have the Shivering Isles? Because it's an awesome expansion.

Yeah I think my one friend has plus 170 hours on it. And yeah I agree with you,
I don't know why but using a sword is so much more fun then using a gun. I have no idea how that make sense but it does to me. Besides I love being stealthy in this game. My lock picking is at level 94 now.

and I did not, I plan on getting all of them eventually though.

I never got the small ones like Thieves Den or Wizards Tower, but Shivering Isles is definitely worth it.

JohnnyboySP wrote:

Gr33n wrote:

JohnnyboySP wrote:

There's a lot to do in Oblivion. You could be busy for a while.

I like it more than Fallout as well but to be fair I've hardly played Fallout.

Do you have the Shivering Isles? Because it's an awesome expansion.

Yeah I think my one friend has plus 170 hours on it. And yeah I agree with you,
I don't know why but using a sword is so much more fun then using a gun. I have no idea how that make sense but it does to me. Besides I love being stealthy in this game. My lock picking is at level 94 now.

and I did not, I plan on getting all of them eventually though.

I never got the small ones like Thieves Den or Wizards Tower, but Shivering Isles is definitely worth it.

Yeah I would think it would be. How much more does it add to the game?

Gr33n wrote:

JohnnyboySP wrote:

Gr33n wrote:

JohnnyboySP wrote:

There's a lot to do in Oblivion. You could be busy for a while.

I like it more than Fallout as well but to be fair I've hardly played Fallout.

Do you have the Shivering Isles? Because it's an awesome expansion.

Yeah I think my one friend has plus 170 hours on it. And yeah I agree with you,
I don't know why but using a sword is so much more fun then using a gun. I have no idea how that make sense but it does to me. Besides I love being stealthy in this game. My lock picking is at level 94 now.

and I did not, I plan on getting all of them eventually though.

I never got the small ones like Thieves Den or Wizards Tower, but Shivering Isles is definitely worth it.

Yeah I would think it would be. How much more does it add to the game?

It adds a new area roughly one third the size of the entire map, a new main quest line, and some sidequests.

There's also achievements for it.

Also just see if you know somebody with the game of the year edition disc. You can download it for free that way.

I just downloaded the game off live so I probably have to buy it. but that does sound pretty cool.


My friend said you can own a castle or something.

No you can still use the bonus disc to download it if you know somebody with it.

I'll ask my friend then. thanks!


What level is your guy at?

Resident Evil 5

Still never played it. I heard the AI sucks though.

Gr33n wrote:

I'll ask my friend then. thanks!


What level is your guy at?

Which guy?

I played the game several times.

But my most played character is maxed out in most stats.

That can happen at varying levels but I want to say mid 30s.

I wouldn't say that for me since I still have no stats in hand to hand and stuff like that.

As for SF643D, I've got a policy not to buy a remake unless it has a ton of new features. Especially if the previous version I own works great.

Got Ocarina of Time on GCN, and Starfox 64 on VC if I ever feel the urge to replay them. Which I currently don't to be honest.


As for Half-Life 2, doing pretty well. Just started the chapter "Our Benefactors". I might be mistaken but I think this is the last one.

Chaos you should try Oblivion, You can make your guy a purple fox thing. And ride horses.



and kill people.

Gr33n wrote:

Chaos you should try Oblivion, You can make your guy a purple fox thing. And ride horses.



and kill people.

PC only.

Yeah I was just going to say. I assume you kinda regret getting a mac now since you like playing on your mac now. For games I mean.

It could be worse.

Mac gaming has come a long way.

And Uncharted has been pretty good.

And Uncharted has been beaten.

Cleared Half-Life 2.


Later I'll replay Episode 2 and try the Gnome challenge.

Not sure if I'm going to go back immediately for a Crushing playthough or just take a gaming break.