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Hmm, not entirely, though it's more catching up with what I got.

I'm very well enjoying Psychonauts again. I'm up to Lungfishopolis now. I can't wait to head to the point of playing the Milkman Conspiracy.

Just finished the main story of Professor Layton VS Phoenix Wright.

That was one amazing crossover.

I should seriously get more Phoenix Wright games, I've only got Trials and Tribulations.

As always strictly to my Rayman 2 The Great Escape on Nintendo 64 (Rayman 2 TGE for life!)

Not so long ago some of titles which I replayed were Resident Evil 3 Nemesis (PC version), Resident Evil Survivor (PC version), Grand Theft Auto 2 (PC version), Super Mario 64 (N64), The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time (N64), Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc (PC/GBA versions), Rayman Raving Rabbids (GBA) and Rayman Hoodlums' Revenge (GBA).

Ah, Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time and Super Mario 64 are great classics I really enjoy.

Ah, Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time and Super Mario 64 are great classics I really enjoy.

Right!

Meh, maybe it's because I wasn't really there at the time, but I'm more of a Galaxy person.

Have you ever gotten to try Super Mario 64?

Oh, gosh. Super Mario 64 was the first game I owned! Played the crap out of that one!

Master wrote:Meh, maybe it's because I wasn't really there at the time, but I'm more of a Galaxy person.

I was there at the time but I also like you prefer Galaxy games

I discovered a game called Moonbase Alpha. It's extremely short, unfortunately, but the text-to-speech is fun to play with on multiplayer.

South Park: The Stick of Truth.

This has to be one of my favourite RPGs.

I'm currently playing SUPER MARIO 3D LAND! My 15 year old self would be envious if he knew about this.

(also the game is pretty damn fun!)

sonicbrawler182 wrote:South Park: The Stick of Truth.

This has to be one of my favourite RPGs.

I finally got my hands on this myself and I'm loving it so far, while it might not be THE greatest RPG ever it's certainly THE best South Park game; and being a Paper Mario style RPG at that it totally works.

Cairnie wrote:

sonicbrawler182 wrote:South Park: The Stick of Truth.

This has to be one of my favourite RPGs.

I finally got my hands on this myself and I'm loving it so far, while it might not be THE greatest RPG ever it's certainly THE best South Park game; and being a Paper Mario style RPG at that it totally works.

Literally the only two problems I have with the game are that I wish it was a bit longer, and that it's too easy, even on Hardcore difficulty. Then again, this could be because I found an exploit with the Jew class that gave me unlimited PP for a good portion of the game.

I really hope they make a sequel/successor someday, or at least give us DLC dungeons or episodes.

Right now I am currently playing through Resident Evil 3: Nemesis on my Dreamcast. This is my first time playing a "real" Resident Evil game, before it entered the action survival, I gotta say I really like it, I'm pretty far in! Certainly a lot of jumpscares throughout Racoon city that make me jump a lot, it's very fun.

A stealthy combo of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory and Metal Gear Solid 2. I prefer Chaos Theory of the two, but both are a really good time!

Picked up a game of Lock's Quest, an incredibly enthralling DS game from the creators of Drawn to Life. I've played it once before when I was a little younger, but owning it myself now and playing through it again, this time truly from start to end, is incredibly exciting.

Been playing A Link Between Worlds and I'm really glad I went for it, it's phenomenally good times, so much fun. It's the second Zelda title I've played and it'll be the first I finish (the other being OoT which I'll get round to some day)

The top down view is awesome, the map makes way more sense to me than it did in Ocarina, and so do the dungeons.

El Dango wrote:A stealthy combo of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory and Metal Gear Solid 2. I prefer Chaos Theory of the two, but both are a really good time!

Both great games, have to say MGS holds up better for me, I don't have the patience for Splinter Cell that I had as a kid