I streamed more PokeMMO just now. Had a good turnout of viewers too. A big thanks to those magonians that joined in and helped explain some of the game features added since Gen I. Especially Vanquish and Draygone. They where very helpful.

Wow, I haven't play pokemon in a long time. I actually haven't played anything recently. I''m debating between getting a 3DS or a PS3 next week.

I just ordered SimCity Digital Deluxe. I'm excited!

Just beat True Vault Hunter mode with Ix. Hit level 50, and I'm currently going back and picking up quests to get gear I want. I've already got a few of the things I was aiming for. My melee is normally doing damage with a K at the end of the number. The most damage I've seen is was 346k. I don't often see the numbers because when you melee, you're so close to the enemy that the numbers appear off screen.

Also, penguins.

So, I bought a PS3, and start borrowing some of my brothers games, starting with Dragon Age: Origins

My Grey Warden is a male elven warrior, which is way out of my comfort zone lol. I like to nuke things with magic.
So far I have cleared Orzammar and Brecelian Forest, earning the trust of the Dalish Elves and the dwarves.
I also may or may not have slept with 3 of my companions for the sake of getting a couple of trophies (there's no way to make that sound any less wrong)

So, Resident Evil 1 still holds up even today. A lot of the jump scares still got to me!

The Gamecube remake of Resident Evil 1 or the original version on PS1, Duel? If jump scares are all that matter to you, then the original fills that agenda just fine. But if you are looking for true atmospheric horror, then the remake can scarcely be topped (and it still has jump scares).


I'm going through 3D dot game heroes over at Lantis' house right now. At my own pad, I'll be slaying me a time-compressing sorceress who speaks in the Mortal Kombat language as soon as I get back home from Thanksgiving break, and then I believe I will start on a very old game for the first time ever - Ultima 3: Exodus. I'm not used to the REALLY retro RPG's like this one, so it may take me quite a while. The completion of games like that were hardly ever handed to you on a silver platter.

Since my last post, I have completed Borderlands 2 entirely. Defeated Terramorphus, and collected all the gear I wanted. I haven't done the Pirates Booty DLC yet because I'm kind of waiting for a bigger crew other than Ix and myself to enjoy it with. So I'm just biding my time.

I did finally get to play through Uncharted: Golden Abyss. And it was just as good as I expected it to be. The writing, voice acting, scenery, everything is just spot on. You guys really need to get a hold of this series some time.

Other than that, I'm not really playing much of anything at the moment. I'm going through Eearthbound on my phone. Made it to Jeff. Also, I have The Last Story to go through, so I might finally go through that.

So, I bought Playstation All Star Battle Royale.
I like it so far. I've been just beating arcade mode with a couple of characters. Fat Princess and Raiden are my favorites so far.

I'm going through the entire series playing each main installment so Res1 is obviously the first step. It's really difficult, and as frustrating as it is, the survival horror aspect is definitely there which is why I think the game holds up despite it's flaws.

So... My internet Service is still horribly unstable. I've been wanting to play Sony's battle royale online but can't.
I also bought 2 more games. Persona 4 and Sonic and All Stars Racing Transformed. I'll be busy for a while beating story modes, races and cups

Sonic Transformed has been getting surprisingly good reviews.

I've been playing Majoras Mask. Its not the creepiest game ever but for a Zelda game its a bit errie. Now that I think about it, the 3 countdown is a brilliant game mechanic

I'm back to my normal online self (yay!) so I'm hoping to start playing again Playstation Battle Royale. I only need 3 simple trophies to get the platinum one (easiest set of trophies ever!)

Persona 4 Areana is fun... Story mode hasa lot of story (The only part of it that bothers me is that each character you play as does a lot of silent narrating. It annoys me) and Arcade mode also has his share of story and dialogue. I haven't really played it that much yet since my focus has been Sonic Transformed.

And nooooow this game is haaaaaard. Most of the character (all but one) are unlocked by World Tour which is the challenge mode. Basically you have a world map with paths and stuff and you get stars for every challenge you complete (One ofr C rank, 2 for B.. up to 4 for S rank when you unlocl that difficulty) and you'll need certain amount of stars to unlock gates to proceed and get more characters.
This all sound good and nice but passing each stage in Rank B will give you a total of 96 stars. And some characters need 120+ stars. I'm 3 stars away from unlocking Nights at 80.
But I think this got me determined to improve and and try to get as many stars I can.
Also, Ralph (Wreck it Ralph is in the game. I found that amusing)

Absolutely love Majora's Mask. It's one of my favorites and I really don't understand why it's shoved under the rug by the majority of gamers. Glad you're enjoying it.

Recently I just bought a few things on XBLA, Gunstar Heroes, Symphony of the Night, and Jet Set Radio. I just finished all three. I was able to get all the cheevos on all of them but Jet Set Radio. What they expect you to do is just absolutely insane. Also, I didn't remember Richter runs in SotN being that difficult, holy crap. Supposedly he's the strongest vampire hunter in existence yet he can easily be two-shot. >__>

Oh, and I beat The Last Story. It's legitimately one of the best Wii titles on the console. Definitely the best RPG on the console, hands down. I have started Xenoblade Chronoicles, and it's not near as good as Last Story, but I'm only at the beginning, so I'll give it some time.

Gunstar Heroes is pretty sweet, the green lazer is top tier bro.

YES IT IS

It was the only Sega game I bothered to get working with emu online co-op back in the day. Someone who is a bad-enough dude should LP that with me or something. As a matter of fact, that is an LP that should be on every single Mag person's channel ever.

I got Ragnarok Odyssey on the Vita. I shouldn't have, but I love those shiny little special edition things. It's pretty fun, not GOTY or anything- but it's like... God Eater or whatever, not as hardcore as Monster Hunter, but more like Monster Hunter modeled(sadly) with more Phantasy Star Portable 2/Online 2-type-gameplay. I just hate the concept of this timed mission bullcrap so much, since I love exploring maps. Maybe not every mission is like that, but man. Of course, with the name Ragnarok- it's loosely based on the MMO, and has some cool Norse mythos stuff which is a HUGE bonus to me. I love Norse stuff.

I'm in the middle of Animal Crossing DS(it never stops though), Harvest Moon: A New Beginning, Sony All-Stars, Persona 4 is something I need to start, and Ragnarok Odyssey. Let it never be said I don't multitask.

My goal is to beat all those before moving on. Handhelds are just more convenient right now and whatnot. Next, I am aiming to beat Mass Effect 1 and Dragon Age: Origins, and play Bioware games I have in the order they came out. Though... I only have ME1, DA:O(with all the DLC), and ME2. So I CAN DO THISSS

I've been playing Beneath A Steel Sky which is a classic point-n-click adventure. It's fun and I'm glad to see more adventure games on smartphones.

I want to buy Ace Attorney so baaaaad. Such a great game.

I bought ZombiU and Nano Assault Neo. Both great games. ZombiU makes zombies menacing again which is awesome and the game can get intense. I wish Nano Assault had online coop though...

Me too, Duel. Me too. But that's not the reality we live in. We live in one where Nintendo assume EVERYONE still lives locally with their social groups from their youth. Because, you know, no one ever moves off or anything.