What games have you played lately??

Finished Death Jr. yesterday, finished 3 of the 4 remakes in Namco Museum Battle Collection today. Also finished Dead to Rights Reckoning today..

Terry Bogard - currently the most Unhelpful member of the Kikizo forums.

Virtua Racing Deluxe for the 32X!

I also was playing quite a bit of Sword of Vermilion for the Sega 16-bit Genesis Multimedia Videogame Entertainment System.

I am currently hooked on Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst! The same day the beta started for PSOBB I also got WoW, but WoW never stood a chance against my old, newly blooming love...

Other than that I played REZ recently...

Fighting for the Spirit of Sega!

Speaking of Phantasy Star, I recently played " Phantasy Star generation2" on the PS2. Great remake!

Lately I have been playing the Suffering, I beat it as a good person, and then now I am working for the evil ending.

Recently I played the 40 meg Super Street Fighter 2 for the Genesis. Wow. 40 megs of SHEER POWER! You will not be able to withstand the overwhelming quality of this 40 meg masterpiece! The 40 megs will BLOW YOU AWAY! 40 megs! I bet Sega themselves could have made the game better with only 22 megs. Capcom should never have been allowed to program themselves for the Genesis. All of the good Capcom Genesis games were reprogrammed by Sega themselves (Ghouls ' n Ghosts, Strider, Forgotten Worlds, Mercs, etc) and I wish Street Fighter 2 would have been the same.

I then played Street Fighter 2 Turbo on the SNES and it was much better. It was even in stereo! It still had huge black bars on the top and bottom of the screen like the Genesis version, though.

I then played Street Fighter 2 collection for the Saturn. WOW it totally SMASHED both the Genesis and the SNES versions!

I recently finished Shenmue, MGS:Twin Snakes, MGS3:Snake Eater and Resident Evil 4.
Right now I mostly play some VF3tb, VF4evo or Ikaruga.

Went back to World of Warcraft.

went back to fable & jade empire

well i rented xmens legends 2 on the ps2.its a great game.i recommened it to everybody.i just finished it.its great

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Aoe3,quake4 and fear.

Even if you break 2 legs from a crab it still runs!
What you gotta do is find its weak spot and do massive damage at it.

At the mo i am currently playing pro evolution soccer 5, but before was mostly playing the following games;
METAL GEAR SOLID 3 (PS2)
RESIDENT EVIL 4 (GC)
SPLINTER CELL CHAOS THEORY (XBOX)
DEATH JR and TONY HAWKS (PSP)

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Having fun with Timesplitters: Future Perfect, Serious Sam II and finally Shadow of the Colossus.

I really, really, really, want to game but I don' t have time!!! What has my life become?!

XBL Gamertag: Rampage99

" Basically, pollute the air all you want, your just speeding up the inevitable. Our future generations are f*cked as it is and there' s really nothing we can do about it. Have a nice day "

For the PSP I' ve been playing: Frogger, The Hustle, The Con, Tenchi no Mon, Ghost in the Shell, Space Invaders Galaxy Beat, and Gripshift.

Last night I played through the story mode of Day of Reckoning 2 in one sitting.. Ahh good times!

Terry Bogard - currently the most Unhelpful member of the Kikizo forums.

How is that Ghost in the Shell on PSP? Has anyone played the PS2 version (GITS: SAC)? How is that?

I' ve only played the PSP version. It' s easily comparable to Coded Arms since they' re currently the only two FPS games for the PSP... Despite my dislike for the FPS genre I found Ghost in the shell quite an interesting game.. For whatever reason, genres that I' ve always disliked I' m actually enjoying on the PSP for some reason. RPGs, Card Battle games and now a First Person shooting game. In Ghost in the Shell it' s pretty cool the way you' re partnered up with these fancy AI bots called Tachikoma. You can arm them with a variety of weapons and pilot them through levels as well give them commands and let them roam around on their own and do all sorts of damage to whatever enemies they encounter. The game is definitely WAY more varied than Coded Arms as there are a variety of mission objectives to complete throughout the game, it' s not just blast your way from point a to point b like Coded Arms.

Terry Bogard - currently the most Unhelpful member of the Kikizo forums.

I recently played Sega Ages SDI/Quartet and Sega Ages Space Harrier II. The SDI/Quartet package is nicely done with some cool arranged music on the title screen plus the ability to play the arcade or Master System versions of each game, US or JP. The Space Harrier collection is a tad weak but still cool. No music at all except for the poorly emulated game sound. It lets you play Space Harrier 3D in 2D mode or with red and blue 3D glasses which give you the exact same 3D effect as the real Master System game except that it is no longer in true color in this mode.

What is great about both of these collections is that they both support 240p and 480p in the options. 480p for HDTV owners (since HDTV makes 240p look NASTY) and 240p for regular TV owners so that the games look exactly like the old systems would output them, except with the nicer PS2 video (S-video, etc). There is also a 480i option but I don' t know why anyone would choose that. 240p rules for these games (use the ZOOM mode for MS games and choose the 512 resolution for the MS games as well).

I' ve been planning to pick up both games soon but didn' t do so sooner because they seemed to be straightforward emulations of the classic games without any added bonuses?

Terry Bogard - currently the most Unhelpful member of the Kikizo forums.

Pretty much correct. They do let you view artwork and US and JAP instriction manuals plus boxes and all that, and each and every game has a sound test. Unfortunately there is no such thing as a perfect emulator so the emulations have a few flaws, especially Space Harrier 2.

Today I played and completed Viewtiful Joe Scratch! for the DS twice, on both the Kids and Adults settings!

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Im currentlly playing

Call of Duty 2
Civilization 4
Spartan: Total Warrior

And Zelda the minish cap, at times as well

Mostly I' ve been playing Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow for the DS. I completed it with 100% map and 100% souls. I then played Julius mode and completed that with 100% map. great game, can' t wait for the next DS Castlevania!

I' ve also been playing a lot of Midnight Resistance for some reason. Even though the game has slow, muted, low res graphics I can' t stop playing it!

iv been considering Castlevania for the DS, maybe i shiould give it a try!

Definitely get it. Best DS game so far, despite using traditional controls.

the game Ive being playing latley is supersmash brothers that game is addictive I just love that game

Today I made an awesome find of a bunch of Sega Master System games at a local game store. They were all like-new and complete, $3.99 each. Buy two get one free. Walked away with 9 games. Played them all tonight. Kick ass!

Got drunk and played various Sega Genesis games on a large projector screen. Normally my eyes have trouble with dated graphics, but under the influence it was a blast. Especially when I showed my Mortal Kombat skills and dominated all at the gathering/party/get together.

Then went on to play Katamari Damacy...this game is wierd enough but jesus f---ing christ man with all the ' substances' around...

Then threw in some Unreal Tournament on the Dreamcast which was followed by ,for a brief moment, just to freak some ppl out Seaman (God that thing is freaky!).

More drinking ensued when someone decided to borrow their ' siblings' (riiight) Mary Kate and Ashley game... all I remember is pre-teens chasing clothes around and picking up 30 somthing guys.

Some Mario Party 7 and a dip back to the N64 with the origional Mario Party (the f---er brought back memories of palm blisters).

Throw in some FPS ranging from Goldeneye and Perfect Dark to Halo2, a few sports games, some fighters, and even more drinks and it was a good time.

You' d think all these games, mustve been a sausage fest. Fook no! Dont tell chickapoo but the womens were a plenty and even more, not bad looking at all...and for the hat trick - Into games if not as much as the guys then damn close!
Do I feel bad for not having Jess their? Yes. Do I regret it? No...no not really.

Times are changing and judgin from this party definatly for the better!

DRINKS, GAMES, AND WOMEN!!! pictures coming soon
Come all to the cold hell yet heavenly Minnesota!

I loves my weekends :) but dont worry Jess I love you more!!!

Recently I' ve been playing Burnout Revenge, Ultimate Spiderman and World of Warcraft. I' ve also tried to finish Sonic Battle before the new games come out but am totally stuck.

I tried out some classics on my newly modded Xbox. That damn Zaxxon is REDICULOUSLY hard! Trying to actually make sense of the perspective in that game must require copious amounts of alcohol (Mass X) or insanity (Joe). The Killer Instinct emulator worked ok, but I couldn' t get Mortal Kombat II to work correctly.

As far as newer games go, I played Quantum Redshift on the Xbox, which was pretty fun in multiplayer mode. I' ve also been enjoying DOA: XBV since I can play the nude version now!! Yay!

Last week, my friend Graeme and I played MK: Shaolin Monks for a couple of hours. It was actually pretty fun. The combat was very fluid and intuitive, and collecting fatalities and such made it kind of hard to put down. My only gripe is that they make you revisit areas that you' ve already been through. It turns me off when a game makes you do that. As much as I liked Metroid Prime, I stopped playing it for that very reason.

Splinter Cell:Chaos Theory WOW just WOW. Since this is my first Splinter cell game I did not expect they would put so much detail into a game this generation. The graphics are just crazy. The stealth kills are so cool, and the gameplay is so fun. I now see why Rampage likes this game so much. This is hard for me to say so I' ll just say it Arrrrrgh Splinter Cell 3 is just as good as Halo 2 there I said it

I played GUN for the Xbox recently. It was alright.

DS:
Sonic Rush (fabulous!)
Viewtiful Joe: Scratch! (fabulous!)
Gunstar Superheroes (fabulous!)

PSP:
Kingdom of Paradise (by far my favorite RPG released in recent years)

CONSOLES:
Capcom Classics Collection (nice but could have been better)
Shadow The Hedgehog (It' s OK, nothing great or memorable)


So in essence, towards the end of November my biggest gaming thrills were provided by handheld games.

Terry Bogard - currently the most Unhelpful member of the Kikizo forums.

DS:
-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 - Surprisingly fun!
-Viewtiful Joe - Too slow.
-Feel the Magic 2 (Japanese version) - Cool, but it would be better if I could figure out the menus.
-Super Monkey Ball - Amazingly good, except for the music (which sucks).
-Jump Jump Superstars - Had to turn this one off after only 30 or so seconds, ' cause it sucked!
-Touch Golf - Friggin' AWESOME!

I just love the DS!

PS2
-Legend of K - Not my cup of tea. I just want to play, but I must wander around a town instead. Typical RPG.
-EDF 1 and 2 - At first I hated these games. But then they became really fun. I like hunting and eliminating all of the choppy targets on my map. Reminds my of Thunderstrike for the Sega CD, only choppy and with ants instead of helicopters and tanks.
-Dragon Quest VIII - Sucked ass. Was boring. Wanted to get out of the town and actually DO SOMETHING, but fell asleep before that could happen. RPGs really work better in 2D than 3D.
-Ryu Ga Gotoku - OK I am giving the full blown game a try so I don' t base all of my opinions on the demo alone.

Xbox
-King Kong starring Peter Jackson - Sucked tremendous amounts of ass. Just another FPS.
-Need for Speed Most Wanted - Certainly not as good as Hot Pursuit 2 on the PS2, but they are trying. The Xbox360 version looks a teeny bit better, but not $10 higher price tag better.

Gamecube
-TMNT 3 - This seems to be based on the newer, lamer version of the cartoon. Don' t really like it, but I MUST press on and complete episode 1 to unlock TMNT the arcade game. April isn' t near as hot in this version, and Bebop and Rocksteady are nowhere to be found, nor is Krang. WTF?
-Resident Evil Zero - Sucks ass. Horrible controls. I am amazed that the Resident Evil series was ever tolerated by anybody before part 4. Got this for free for designing a logo.

TurboGrafx-16
-Dracula X - Friggin' sweet! I' m going through it for like the 9th time. I' m at 44% right now. I just rescued some bitch. She spoke Japanese despite having purple hair. I find that a lot of people speak Japanese except the guy in the beginning who thinks he is cool because he knows a little German.
-Side Arms - Hard to tell the difference between this and the NES.
-R-Type - Sweet. Ever notice how the PC Engine/TG16 and Sega Master System versions of R-Type both have much better music than the arcade? It' s true. The arcade sounds like ass.
-Shinobi - Missing many stages. Asmik sucks ass.

Sega Genesis
-Zero Wing - Had to beat it again.
-Space Harrier II - I cannot perceive the difference between EASY, NORMAL, and HARD levels of difficulty. Am I just that awesome?
-Magical Hats - This is the Japanese version of Decapattack starring Chuck D. Head. Based on Psycho Fox.
-Socket - Brand new for $5, still in the shrinkwrap!
-Strider - Why did they take out a bunch of sounds for the US version??
-Golden Axe III - Not too terribly bad. I played the " Asian Version" which is in English, logically.
-Pulseman - This game never fails to bore me. I can see why it was abandoned in Japan, never to come overseas.

Sega Master System
-Ghost House - The jump and the attack button are ass backwards!
-Black Belt - This game rocks. It destroys its sequel, Last Battle.
-Rambo: First Blood Part II - This game rocks da hizzouse.
-Zillion 2 - Eh. I' m still looking for Zillion 1 complete. Jump and attack buttons are backwards.
-Fantasy Zone 2 - Still looking for Fantasy Zone 1 complete.
-Shooting Gallery - Fantastic light phaser game!

Super Nintendo
-Cosmo Gang the Video - This is a great Galaga " sequel" by some weird company called " NAMCOT" . Namcot made a ton of games for the Mega Drive, PC Engine and Super Famicom like Phelios, Rolling Thunder, Burning Force, Splatterhouse, Galaga 88/90 and the like. I don' t know who " Namcot" is, but they seem to like to make a lot of Namco games! Cosmo Gang is great!
-Axelay - Pretty fun shooter with lots of slowdown!

CONSOLES:
Capcom Classics Collection (nice but could have been better)
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I liked it very much.

Anyway...back to the subject matter...

XBOX
Lord of the Rings: Third Age - Love turn-based RPG' s!!!
Halo - Do I really need to expalin this?
Splashdown - love to race Ski-Doos!
Mortal Kombat: Deception - especially like the extra games.
Gauntlet Legends - Playing with sig other ' cause we enjoy the time together.

I' m soon getting Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows (12/13/05), so we (sig other & I) can enjoy even more hack-n-slash fun!

When I' m not working both jobs, that is...

Videogaming is the contemporary interactive pasttime.

Xbox 360:
-PDZ= good game but a little rough around the edges. It' s really fun when you are doing well but the checkpoint system sucks (only one per level, and extremely poorly placed) and the lack of being able to save really blows.

-NFS:MW= Awesome game. I' m really enjoying it.

-NBA2k6= Awesome. Freaking awesome.

XBL Gamertag: Rampage99

" Basically, pollute the air all you want, your just speeding up the inevitable. Our future generations are f*cked as it is and there' s really nothing we can do about it. Have a nice day "

Yeah i just saw you online playing Perfect Dark earlier rampage.

I recently completed Indrible Hulk Ultimate Destruction, which is a great game, i can really recommend it.

Also completed, Halflife, Halflife: Opposing Forces, Halflife: Blueshift, and Halflife 2, which are all really great games, though Blueshift isnt as fun as Opposing forces.

I liked it very much.

Don' t get me wrong I liked many of the games included in the collection but the emulation wasn' t perfect, especially for games like Forgotten Worlds.

Terry Bogard - currently the most Unhelpful member of the Kikizo forums.

Xbox
Shadow The Hedgehog - Really poor ' action' title, lacks the polish and graphics of Heroes as well as almost everything Sonic games are supposed to be

PS2
WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2006 - The finest wrestling title ever. No really, it' s that good. Could possibly have done with more to do in the season mode but GM mode makes up for that.

DS
Sonic Rush - The best outing for the blue spiky one in recent memory. It' s a bit of a challenge too but well worth it' s price tag. I' d reccomend any Sonic fans get it, but if you are one you probably already have it

Mario Kart DS - Super karting action either against the cpu and easily available online with a wireless router.

Xbox 360
Project Gotham 3 - One of the better racing games I' ve played. Looks a dream and the always online aspect of the game is a wonder. Really, the benchmark for all 360 games as far as live content goes and a hell of a racing game to boot.

Perfect Dark Zero - Am I the only one having trouble with the aiming? It looks nice and ' shiny' and I am enjoying it so far. Need more practice however.

Kameo - A surprisingley well cobbled together action title with good graphics, better voice acting and a 1000+ orc party trick. Have only started but so far things are good.

Pc:

The Movies! [it rocks]

erm.. nothing else really, i have to get some games for the ps2 soon.

Change is inevitable. Except from a vending machine.

Viva La Revolution! erm, I mean Viva La Wii!