What game/s are you Playing? Daily check :)

[otaku]

played a few hours worth of sonic all star racing this week and enjoyed it. Might buy the game when its good and cheap. Its not mario kart but still pretty damn good (put it right behind mario kart on the kart racing list) need to get back to my rock band habit soon but I'm staying so busy with school and work and family/friends (don't know any big rock band players to play with)

[Aussie2B]

I'm just slightly over half way through Donkey Kong 64 on Nintendo 64 now, with over 110 golden bananas. I've beaten both the third and fourth stages. The fourth boss was another pushover, but thankfully the third put up a little bit of a fight. I'm still missing one of Chunky's golden bananas in Frantic Factory, but I scoured the place and came up with nothing. The only thing I can think of is maybe I have to beat all the enemies in a room somewhere to make something appear. I generally don't pay too much attention to the enemies in the game because they rengenerate anyway, plus many can't be defeated with the normal attacks. I'm glad to be completely finished with Gloomy Galleon, though. It wasn't a bad stage, but it was making me feel a little nasty after long sessions of swimming around. I also have this weird fear swimming underwater in 3D games, especially the more primitive ones, but thankfully Donkey Kong 64 has enough detail and a good enough draw distance that it doesn't turn into a big creepy void.

[Sonicwolf]

I am continuing to play The Sims 3 and Vice City on my PC right now.

[Julio III]

NyxQuest: Kindred Sprits - WiiWare
So after finishing off the 2nd LostWinds game thought I'd go back to this. And to my surprise its actually very different. I found out I was 2 hours into the game and tried to do the next level. But it was really difficult as this game is more about platforming skill whilst multitasking with the Wii remote pointer. After dying many many many times I consulted the internet where it turns out one of the abilities you have with the remote (which I'd completely forgotten due to months of not playing it) is to change the course of those gusts of winds to help guide you through areas. I'd struggled with them, thinking they added to the challenge and wondering why the designers made levels where in order to reach certain places you had to get hurt on spikes (which gives you a little vertical boost). So after I'd read that the level was a lot easier - but still a lot of fun. I did spend about half an hour on that level which is far longer than it should have taken. I'm still not sure about going back to finish off the game.

Heavy Rain Chronicle #1: The Taxidermist - PS3
Thought i'd give this a go. A big 750MB download. And then the game doesn't recognise that I have any bonus content! Turns out I need to download and install the 250MB patch first (which I've been avoiding in the hopes it'll make my game freeze less) so then the DLC appeared. And it presents you a main menu like its a whole new game. Shame its just a fairly short scene - just as long as any in the main game but still - just one little scene, at least I didn't pay extra to download it. The scene is really good though but really detached from the main game and its strange to see Madison investigating the origami killer before the events of the main game. Its a little freaky as well. Anyway, upon completion the game challenges you to get all 5 of the endings. So I did... eventually. I kept getting the same one in about 5 tries (all in different ways though!) before I read that the other 2 entries involving using the phone and then continuing the game. So I did. But upon finishing and heading back to the main menu the game froze on a black screen of death... I was quite wondering if you got an extra bonus for getting all the endings. Seems like i can't find out. Maybe tomorrow if I can be bothered to play through this for about the 10th time.

Bejeweled Blitz - iPhone

[RoyVegas]

A buddy of mine came over last night and we played some Legend of Hero Tonma for Turbografx. Fun game but starts to get difficult after the 2nd level. He made it to level 5 and i made it to level 4 before he accidentally hit the Select-Run and reset the game. Oopsie!

[Tron 2.0]

A buddy of mine came over last night and we played some Legend of Hero Tonma for Turbografx. Fun game but starts to get difficult after the 2nd level. He made it to level 5 and i made it to level 4 before he accidentally hit the Select-Run and reset the game. Oopsie!
That is a good port of a irem arcade gem but it won't take you long to finsh it.I should know,many years ago i bought the pce version and it just took some trail&error and befor long i finsh the game.

[DigitalSpace]

TG-16:
Bomberman

[Julio III]

Bejeweled Blitz - iPhone
Got my second highest score ever! At a whopping 352,000 points its just 15,000 shy of my best ever score. And I got another score over 300,000 today. Good stuff.

Doodle Jump - iPhone
So I finally gave it and bought this kindof to stop me playing Bejeweled so much. So far its been pretty fun but I really struggle around 20,000 points, which is just where things get interesting. I love how it posts yours and other people's scores on the side so you get a real sense of progress.

Forza 3 - Xbox 360
Did 3 races in that F class Fiat Abarth essessese or whatever its called because it looked fun, then did my whopping 7 lap of Suzuka career race in my yellow Lamborghini Mucielago LP640. Then on to the best thing so far: Class C Super Lap Series (or something). Basically, one full circuit of each of the long courses: Nurburgring, that Italian one and that Fumio Kande (or something) Japanese one. These are by far my favourite courses and I got to race my favourite Lotus Elise in them. The Nurburgring was excellent as usual, the Italian Amalfi coast one not as good as before, but Fumio Kande was immense, so excellent. You go all over a mountain range. When you go downhill you really pick up speed and the scenery is excellent and then you have all these hairpins. I love it.

[The 1 2 P]

Ninja Gaiden demo and Halo 2 on Xbox, The Force Unleashed and Modern Warfare 2 on 360.

[DigitalSpace]

NES:
Snoopy's Silly Sports Spectacular

[RoyVegas]

TG-16:
Bomberman

If you ever find your way to Vegas, let me know theres enough Turbo freaks here to get some 5 player going. :evil:

[Brianvgplayer]

Wonder Boy in Monster Land - SMS
I have been enjoying this game lately. I have gotten all the way to the final boss, but I haven't beaten him yet. This is like the transition game of the Wonder Boy/Monster World series. Still arcade like, but it introduces the RPG-like elements of the series.

[csgx1]

Kirby Pinball Land for gameboy. Recently got a copy after being a huge fan of Revenge of the Gators pinball game.

Also playing Zelda: Oracle of Seasons.

Gameboy games still rock!\\^_^/

[UnpluggedClone]

Google 4 Gaga

[Aussie2B]

I beat both Fungi Forest and Crystal Caves in Donkey Kong 64 on Nintendo 64, and I'm at precisely 170 golden bananas. I believe I'm nearing 30 hours on the clock. Boy, I've played RPGs shorter than this! Fungi Forest really stumped me with a couple of its golden bananas for awhile, but I eventually figured them out. I still have no clue where the Battle Arena is, though, and I'm perplexed how I managed to miss it since they're usually pretty obvious. Crystal Caves was frustrating in some spots too, especially with that irritating cave-in every minute, but I've wrapped up everything in there except one last golden banana for Diddy. That area was the first to give me some real grief with normal bananas too, as I spent a long time hunting down two balloons I missed.

[Julio III]

Doodle Jump - iPhone
This must be good because 1) I didn't play any Bejeweled today, and 2) according to the in-game stats I played for 1 hour yesterday and 1 hour today. I still suck though.

Forza 3 - Xbox 360
Since Espgaluda II still hasn't arrived I played this again. Did the career race in New York which was really really hard, although excellent as I was listening to Jay-Z and Alicia Keys "Empire State Of Mind" at the time. I got that album the same time I got Forza 3 and I pretty much only listen to that whilst playing (though the new Four Tet works well too). Then I did the North America tour in a Ford GT which was ace (debating whether to get a Dodge Viper or not but the red and white stripes of the Ford GT looked far too good and you get just a tiny amount of drift which I like). Then the final Class A career race was Le Mans! Yay! I recognise the track from other games (most notable Le Mans 24hours on the Dreamcast) and it was fun. It made me realise its such a shame this game doesn't do weather or clock effects. Anyway now I'm annoyed that the next career season is set for R3 cars, as I have little to no interest in the R series cars and wanted to try out some S series ones in career, whilst working through the A series cars in the events in between. Shame.

Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing With Banjo-Kazooie - Xbox 360
A bit weird coming to this straight after Forza but I needed something simple to unwind with. Did a couple of missions and then did the first cup on medium with Forklift Ryo. Who is ace. Strangely won the cup even though I only placed first on the last race. Seems a lot harder than the beginner cups and maybe even faster?

[gamedude45]

I'm currently playing (PS3) Resistance FOM, (DS) Mario & luigi Bowser's inside story and (SNES) Earth Defense Force.

[Tron 2.0]

Wii
Tatsunoko vs Capcom:Been playing it online finally.
Castlvania Rebirth

PS3
Williams Pinball Hall of Fame
White Knight Chronicles

Got the PS3 back from sony afther sending it to them for repairs so far it runs good.

[Aussie2B]

I'm in the home stretch with Donkey Kong 64 on Nintendo 64 now, with exactly 196 golden bananas. I've cleared out most of Creepy Castle, understanding why people complain about the Beaver Bother mini-game, argh. Those aren't the two golden bananas I have left in Creepy Castle, though, so at least I'm done with that mini-game. I also still have to locate 20 more normal bananas, probably two balloons I'm guessing. I've finished most everything left in the previous stages too. I think that missing Battle Arena is all I have left. I found some more stuff in the DK Isles hub area too, so I just need two golden bananas there. The final fifth banana I know I get for finding all of the banana fairies, but I guess the last of them are ahead of me since I've found all of them in all of the areas I've visited thus far.

[DigitalSpace]

On a friend's TG16:
Bomberman

On a friend's Nomad:
Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition

On my Dreamcast:
San Francisco Rush 2049

[snester]

Just recently put new save batteries in my Final Fantasy and Tecmo Super Bowl NES carts. First time I've played either of these on the actual NES in at least 15 years. Enjoying a season with the Bills and Niners on TSB, and realizing how much they dumbed down the difficulty level on the more recent PSX and PSP remakes of FF1--I actually had to have my two mages revived at the clinic....in Pravoka!

[nectarsis]

Starting:

7th Dragon (DS)

Still playing:

Nostalgia (DS)
Ginga Fukei Densetsu Sapphire (PCE)
Metal SLug XX (PSP)
Gundam vs. Gundam Next Plus (PSP)

[Chainsaw_Charlie]

Ace Attorney Investigations Miles Edgeworth

[The 1 2 P]

Strangely enough I was playing Half-Life on my Dreamcast last night thanks to a review demo I won. Too bad the controls made it nearly unplayable. Even the custom controls weren't fully "customizable". I've also been playing more Modern Warfare 2 and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed for the 360.

[Julio III]

The weekend train journeys consisted of:

Doodle Jump - iPhone

Valet Hustle - iPhone
Read about this on Kotaku - gave it a go. Its not great. In fact its pretty poor - didn't stop me playing it for about an hour till I decided to quit though. Its basically a poor version of Flight Control where you don't even need to draw the paths.

Soosiz - iPhone
Can't believe I forgot about this. Its still incredible - its basically a Mario Galaxy inspired 2D platformer. I'm about halfway through now, with almost 3 hours played. The levels are still inventive and I'm not even touching the bonus blue coin levels for now. If this was on a console I'm sure I wouldn't forgot about it - and its good enough and full enough to be a console game.

GTA: Chinatown Wars - DS
Almost thought it'd be another journey where I bring the DS and a stack of games for no reason. But I went back to this. And did a couple of missions. And got frustrated lots for having to repeat failed missions but losing my weapons etc because I didn't realise there was some link I needed to click on in one of the first emails which lets you order weapons/armour to your safehouse.

[Sandrik]

Ninja Gaiden 1 Nes!

[Smashed Brother]

Today I was playing...

Arkanoid (NES) - an excellent game once you have the f'n Vaus controller in your hand!

Dune (Genesis) - never got to play the 'granddaddy' (but not really) of RTS' before, but I ended up getting hooked and spent longer on it than I expected to!

Mega Man Wily Wars (Genesis, repro) - what more can you say? It's Mega Man! I played the first game just to check out the differences between this and the NES one. The graphics and music received a nice bump, with some decent parallax scrolling going on in the background. Actually, I think that this version is slightly easier, due to the fact that there's some slowdown when fighting the bosses.

Soul Star (SCD) - a fun 'Mode-7' style shooter, but it's also pretty damn tough!

The Krion Conquest (NES) - a decent Mega Man knockoff, but without any sort of balancing whatsoever. I couldn't even pass the first level.

[Zoltor]

I'm playing FFT(almost done though), plus I just started FF5, and Breath of Fire 2(I imagine by the time I completely destroy those, SMT: Strange Journey will be coming out.

[videogameking26]

Been playing alot on 360 the last week:

Bioshock 2 (360) Beat on Normal, playing MP mostly...rank 7
Deadly Premonition (360)- Start of Eposide 2 on case 8
Eat Lead: Return of Matt Hazard (360)- Just made it to the start of the snipering to protect the doctor
50 Cent: Blood on the Sand (360)- Beat on Normal and now working on Hard and up to Chapter 5 playing it thru on Co-Op, trying to get the silver badges but man it's tough and yet to get one gold badge

[DigitalSpace]

On a friend's TG-16:
Bomberman

[DigitalSpace]

More Bomberman on a friend's TG16, and on another friend's Wii, New Super Mario Bros. Wii.

[ShinobiMan]

Hooked up the old Sega Master System last night and played Rambo: First Blood Part 2. It had been a LONG time since I last played, but man, I love that game.

[The 1 2 P]

Halo 3 and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed on 360, Halo 2 and Star Wars: Jedi Knight Jedi Academy on Xbox, Castlevania: SOTN on Saturn.

[DigitalSpace]

On a friend's TG16:
Bomberman (for the time being, this has replaced Goldeneye as the multiplayer game we always tend to play at least one round of whenever we hang out)

On my Dreamcast:
Bomberman Online
San Francisco Rush 2049

[Mikhal]

Aero Fighters for the SNES

NBA 2k10 career mode on PS3

Left 4 Dead on 360

[Smashed Brother]

My buddy stopped over earlier, so we busted out some:

RAD: Robot Alchemic Drive (PS2) - One of the greatest 2-player games ever! Always a blast!

Mega Man Wily Wars (Genesis) - He's never even heard of it before, so I had to show him just how awesome it is!

The Simpsons (MAME) - Enough said...if you don't know about this classic, you're on the wrong forums :)

[Aussie2B]

At just barely under 40 hours, I'm finally completely done with Donkey Kong 64. :) I got the last few things needed to get 101%, and I even collected everything that didn't count towards that too, like all normal bananas and banana coins. Beating King K. Rool was a pain in the ass, though. In fact, scratch that, the final boss isn't K. Rool, it's bad camera angles and controls. :P In a general sense, those were very good throughout the game, but for whatever reason the final battle has so many problems with not being able to see what you want to see, not being able to tell where you are in relation to other stuff, not getting the Kongs to perform the right action because they're not perfectly lined up, and so on. It doesn't help that it's so freakin' slow-paced and time-consuming, especially because you're doomed to lose each time you get to the next Kong because it's not easy to figure out the "puzzle" of what to do right away. So even if you only lose once per character, which I definitely wasn't fortunate enough to experience, that's five attempts, each progressively longer than the last. It's kind of hard to express because I'm not opposed to losing on bosses, but it's just frustrating when you've mastered several lengthy parts yet you're stuck doing them over and over because you're still trying to figure out the later parts. I guess I just would've preferred more reflex-based action to the battle, but the puzzle nature of it fits with the rest of the game. At the very least, I can appreciate some of the creativity behind the battle (like climbing into K. Rool's shoe as Tiny and battling his toes, haha).

[snester]

Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City, Shaq Fu and Superman 64.

No, just kidding! NES: Final Fantasy, Tecmo Super Bowl, StarTropics 2; SNES: DKC 2. Modern: God of War Collection, New Super Mario Bros Wii, PS3 Madden 10 Lions Franchise

[The 1 2 P]

I am two achievements away from perfecting Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. I've also been playing some more Burnout 3 and Halo 2 on Xbox and Halo 3 and Modern Warfare 2 on 360.

[videogameking26]

50 Cent: Blood on the Sand (360)
Deadly Premoition (360)
Eat Lead: Return of Matt Hazard (360)
Darksiders (PS3)
Dante's Inferno (PS3)
Jak & Daxter: The Lost Frontier (PS2)

[jdc]

Mainly 360 lately. Heading onto disc 4 of Lost Odysee. Cleaning up the last of the offline achievements in Dirt. Took a quick look-see at Fallout 3 and Banjo Kazooie Nuts N Bolts to see what to play next. Doing random achievement cleanups on my library.

[DenDenDos]

Super Mario Kart
Played it for atleast 30 min everday for the past 6 months.

Super Mario Rpg
Thought I'd play through it one more time.

Brigandine
I always come back to Brigandine

[Voliko]

Was going through Final Fantasy VI on my Super NES, but then I picked up Castlevania SOTN and have dedicated the entire weekend to it.

[kupomogli]

Breath of Fire, Champions Return to Arms, and Yakuza 3 once I get my new TV.


Brigandine
I always come back to Brigandine

:)

*edit*

Finally opened and started up Final Fantasy on the PSP.

Thought it was difficult at first because when I made my way up to Garland and finished him off on level 1 like I normally do, then made my way to Provoka and was like. Damn, these enemies are taking off a ton. Then afterwards the Pirates took off quite a bit. I bought some equipment at Provoka and went to equip it and realized why.

I never equipped any of the items I bought at Coneria. I thought the items that I was attacking with were Rapiers and Nunchukas but come to find out they were Rods and Daggers. The character graphics aren't too great so I didn't think the weapons would be either since on all the other FF games you don't have any equipment at the start. So I posted this saying that I liked the game a lot more than the original because it was actually a lot more difficult etc.

Anyways. I'm going to restart my character since I'm not far into the game. That way I get a real interpretation of the game without limiting myself. Atleast I can say I got to Provoka without getting any new equipment or grinding.

[otaku]

been playing very little lately thanks to school work and family/friends who don't game. Played a little rock band beatles yesterday and am hoping to play megaman 10 soon.

[Aussie2B]

I've been on cloud nine since last night because I finally accomplished something had been over 20 years in the making - I beat the first Castlevania on NES. This game has had a considerable impact on my life. My fascination with it played a huge role in turning me into a gamer, it was the starting point for my love for the series, and I met my fiance thanks to our mutual interest in the series. But the deal is that despite that I was mesmerized with the game as a kid, completely enchanted by its graphics, music, atmosphere, etc., I never really played it back then. My love came purely from watching my brother play all three NES games, which he played frequently because they were his favorite. Back then I couldn't handle much more than Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt, so Castlevania was too hard for me. But I distinctly remember how my brother never even got to the final stage, I believe, and it amazed his crowd of friends when one of them actual got to Dracula. The kid never beat him, mind you; just getting up to him was a huge accomplishment among them. So over all these years, no matter how experienced a gamer I've become and no matter the fact that I've beaten most of the classic-style Castlevania games, I've always held on to that feeling from my childhood that Castlevania was this massively daunting, insurmountable game that I'd never be able to beat. And as a result of that, I never gave the game a genuine attempt. But last night I decided to give it a serious try, and even though some parts were definitely frustrating and took some practicing, I beat it without too much trouble. I know in reality the game isn't THAT hard, but I finally proved that to myself. And boy does it feel good. :)

And I actually beat it a second time today. With the fear and intimidation gone, I'm seeing the game in a new light. I've always enjoyed the game even before, but now it's actually relaxing, even up to the fight with Dracula. I love many other Castlevania games, but I really appreciate the simplicity of this one. I could easily imagine myself playing it over and over in the future just for the pure fun of it. I like the normal mode best, though. I played till near the end of stage 3 in hard mode, and while I think I could beat that too with some additional practice, it wasn't nearly as fun since mostly it's just added bats and medusa heads everywhere.

[DigitalSpace]

More Bomberman on a friend's TG16, and Super Mario Bros. on my NES (via SMB/Duck Hunt).

[Sonicwolf]

Played some Super Smash Brawl with friends yesterday, today, nothing yet.

[Dirkfunk]

House of the Dead 2 - Dreamcast
Mega Man 4 - NES
Wrestle War - Mega Drive

[The 1 2 P]

Just perfected Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Now it's time to move onto either Gears of War 2 or Quantum of Solace. Maybe both.

[DigitalSpace]

Neo-Geo Pocket Color:
Fatal Fury: First Contact
Puzzle Bobble Mini

[seductus.sum]

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
NetHack

[JSoup]

Pokemon SoulSilver. Just got it, already feeling the love.

[NCN]

I found a mint complete copy of Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls today. Finally, after years of passing them over, I will be playing through both games. WOO!

[LynchJustRules]

Modern Warfare 2 - XB360
Street Fighter 4 - XB360
Ninja Gaiden - NES
Final Fantasy 3 - SNES
Street Fighter 3 Double Impact - DreamCast
Prince of Persia - SNES

[Aussie2B]

I played a little more Castlevania on NES since my last post, but now I've moved on to my next game. Keeping with this little unintentional pattern of beating (for the first time) games in series I have extensive experience with already, I decided to go with Monster World IV, which I'm playing via the Monster World Complete Collection on PlayStation 2. It's too bad I have to play the game in Japanese when all the other games have English options, but that's only because those games got localizations while Monster World IV didn't. It's a real shame too because it's quite the technical marvel for the Genesis. It proves the Genesis is every bit as capable of a colorful pastel game as the SNES, plus it's highly animated and has a really pleasant soundtrack (I love how the main theme pops up throughout the game in various arrangements). Combined with the charming characters and great gameplay, it would definitely be listed as among the best of the best of the Genesis library if it got a US release. In some way I prefer the previous game, though. This one is much more straightforward than the previous games, so it's leans a little more towards straight action than true adventuring. But regardless, it's quality stuff. So far I've completed the second dungeon, the volcano.

[Smashed Brother]

Dune (Genesis) - I'm really beginning to love this game. It's like Command & Conquer 'lite'...but with worse A.I.; still, great fun nonetheless :)

Mega Man Wily Wars (Genesis) - For the first time ever, I beat the first Mega Man!! It was damn hard, but not legendary hard as people make it out to be. Now, I'm playing the second MM and pretty much flying through without any problems; it's basically a cakewalk compared to the 1st one!

[DigitalSpace]

Neo-Geo Pocket Color:
Fatal Fury: First Contact

[The 1 2 P]

Perfect Dark 64.....on my 360:)

[MissingNo_1231]

Banjo-Tooie

[DigitalSpace]

Dreamcast:
Dead or Alive 2

[kupomogli]

Still Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary. Just saved right before entering the Temple of Fiends for the second(or third if you count me going there for the Mystic Key equipment.)

Either going to go through the Temple of Fiends 2000 years ago, pick up the Masamune, then Teleport back out and finish the five extra areas, or finish the five areas then the Temple of Fiends last.

[Aussie2B]

I'm about half way through the stream sanctuary in Monster World IV via the Monster World Complete Collection on PlayStation 2. This game is doing a great job at addressing all the flaws I perceived in my first impressions. When the game started, it seemed like child's play, but the difficulty has kicked up nicely. In fact, I've actually been noticing that hearts seem to drop less frequently in this game than in previous Monster World games. Also, it seemed too straightforward in the last couple dungeons, but now it's getting a bit more maze-like. That's only within the individual dungeons, though. It looks like I can never return to dungeons after beating them, so there's never an issue of going back with new abilities to find new stuff. I'm going to have to try hard to get all the life drops since I know I need to find all of them in the game for the opportunity to get the legendary armor at the end.

[Terminusvitae]

Right now, I'm playing a translated version of Dragon Warrior 5 on the comp that I brought back from the old home place the last time I was there.

[DigitalSpace]

More Dead or Alive 2 on my Dreamcast.

[kupomogli]

Gurumin. This is my favorite Falcom game that I own.

[DigitalSpace]

On my friend's 5200:
Pac-Man

On his N64:
Goldeneye

On my Neo-Geo Pocket Color:
Fatal Fury: First Contact
Puzzle Bobble Mini

[baraka]

Dune (Genesis) - I'm really beginning to love this game. It's like Command & Conquer 'lite'...but with worse A.I.; still, great fun nonetheless :)


I remember Dune 2000 for PC as being one of my favorite RTS games from back in the day. It was just very slow, but might have been the PC

Currently I'm trying to beat Contra Hard Corps which seems a lot easier than I expected after hearing a lot of stories about it.

Other than that I'm still trying to complete Mario 64 (never had an N64, but a playstation, without regret)

[kupomogli]

I was playing Gurumin. Amazing game. But, I just got my new tv last night and was playing Yakuza 3 to chapter 2 until going to bed. In that short amount of time playing it, it's easily one of my favorite next gen titles.

Yakuza 3 is the best exclusive on the system and is one game I would have picked up the PS3 for if I didn't own one.

[Smashed Brother]

Yesterday I was playing:

Legendary Wings (NES) - God, I forgot how freakin' hard this game is! I actually made it to the second-to-the-last stage before the game's programming decided that I had made it too far.

Adventures of Batman & Robin (Genesis) - Hard, but still, an amazing game to this day and easily the best Batman game that I've ever played.

Double Dragon III (NES) - Always a classic, with probably the toughest AI of the whole series. The hit detection is a little more sloppy then I remember, though.

[The 1 2 P]

Dreamcast: Mortal Kombat Gold, Touken Retsuden 4

360: Modern Warfare 2, Perfect Dark, Halo 3

[Therealqtip]

GTA:SA (Finally got rid of that psycho bitch Catalina or whatever)
TF2
BC2 (Shoulda waited for this one...)

[Aussie2B]

I believe I'm getting fairly close to finishing Monster World IV via the Monster World Complete Collection on PlayStation 2, which would be no surprise since none of the Monster World games are all that long. I finished off the Stream Sanctuary, completed all three portions of the Ice Pyramid, took care of some business in Rapadagna, and now I'm working on the fourth and final of the main dungeons, Aegis Island. I just beat the Red Jelly mid-boss in it, so I shouldn't have much left. I'll probably head back to town to cash in my gold bars and buy the Legendary Armor, though, since I've read that the gold bars are actually worth less after completing Aegis Island. Turns out the Legendary Armor is already available; it's the sword and shield of the set that I need all the life drops for. I hope I get my little friend Pepe back soon since it kinda stinks to be without him.

[Tron 2.0]

Neo Geo MVS
Ghostlop

PS3
Uncharted 2 Among Thieve's

Finsh the frist uncharted eariler this month so i picked up part 2 to play now.

[SegaAges]

Dynasty Warriors: Gundam

I decided to go back to this and beat it with more guys for more ach points.