Currently Playing in 2019....

Had this desperate urge to play a cross between animal crossing, ff tactics, and disgaea...ended up playing don't starve giants edition on the vita and persona again. Atleasr until i download geo wars 3 and AC new leaf arrives.

Diablo III on PS4. I'm enjoying this so far, currently on some quest to find 3 pieces of a sword. Only trouble is I often get bored of this kind of game before I reach the end.

Played a bit more of Stealth Inc 2 and I just got the drone hack item.

I seriously hope the developer is considering bringing the first game to the service. I don't own a Vita. Must check out the other stuff they have put out/ported.

Replaying Mafia 2 and it's aged quite a lot already. Still loving it though as the main character is just so cool and the atmosphere they've created is perfect. It really feels like being in a gangster movie and the transition from mid 40's to early 50's feels like you're really on a journey with Vito. It actually reminds me much more of the original game on a second playthrough but maybe that's because it feels dated itself now. Will have to replay the first game at some point.

Bought CS:GO in the sale and installed it (PC). strawberry floating knew it was a bad move as I had a proper addiction to 1.6 in early 2000/2001. Bit overwhelmed though by all these unlocks and new front-end that just seems to be crowded with 'stuff' to click on.

Didn't do too badly seeing as I haven't played it properly in a number of years.

Still, shooting people in their backs from blind spots

Started Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons this evening, really enjoying it thus far.

Andrew Mills wrote:Bought CS:GO in the sale and installed it (PC). strawberry floating knew it was a bad move as I had a proper addiction to 1.6 in early 2000/2001. Bit overwhelmed though by all these unlocks and new front-end that just seems to be crowded with 'stuff' to click on.

Didn't do too badly seeing as I haven't played it properly in a number of years.

Still, shooting people in their backs from blind spots

I think when I get back home and finally buy my own desktop PC, I will have to rebuy Counter Strike. Three friends and I got properly addicted to 1.6 too (though I remember all the furore when it was introduced) and it probably remains one of my favourite online experiences. Only Halo 2, PGR2 and Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory come close.

Is it still as good today?

I'm still cracking on with Diablo III on PS4. I've done acts I-IV and I'm currently playing what I assume to be the expansion act. Decent game but I can't see me bothering with all the post game stuff so I'll likely send it back to Boomerang once I'm done with Act V.

[iup=3626007]Parksey[/iup] wrote:

Andrew Mills wrote:Bought CS:GO in the sale and installed it (PC). strawberry floating knew it was a bad move as I had a proper addiction to 1.6 in early 2000/2001. Bit overwhelmed though by all these unlocks and new front-end that just seems to be crowded with 'stuff' to click on.

Didn't do too badly seeing as I haven't played it properly in a number of years.

Still, shooting people in their backs from blind spots

I think when I get back home and finally buy my own desktop PC, I will have to rebuy Counter Strike. Three friends and I got properly addicted to 1.6 too (though I remember all the furore when it was introduced) and it probably remains one of my favourite online experiences. Only Halo 2, PGR2 and Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory come close.

Is it still as good today?

It's much, much better. I wasn't massively into 1.6 as I didn't have the internet until very soon before CS Source came out and I played CS Source almost every day for hours an end for years. CS:GO is the best CS ever. It's the same game, just perfected.

Pokémon Omega Ruby and Super Smash Bros for Wii U as of lately.

Do have DA: I but I've been ignoring it due to above games. Will have to play it sometime soon because I like what I've played so far, hopefully the settings I've set it will lead to smoother gameplay.

[iup=3627098]Tragic Magic[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3626007]Parksey[/iup] wrote:

Andrew Mills wrote:Bought CS:GO in the sale and installed it (PC). strawberry floating knew it was a bad move as I had a proper addiction to 1.6 in early 2000/2001. Bit overwhelmed though by all these unlocks and new front-end that just seems to be crowded with 'stuff' to click on.

Didn't do too badly seeing as I haven't played it properly in a number of years.

Still, shooting people in their backs from blind spots

I think when I get back home and finally buy my own desktop PC, I will have to rebuy Counter Strike. Three friends and I got properly addicted to 1.6 too (though I remember all the furore when it was introduced) and it probably remains one of my favourite online experiences. Only Halo 2, PGR2 and Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory come close.

Is it still as good today?

It's much, much better. I wasn't massively into 1.6 as I didn't have the internet until very soon before CS Source came out and I played CS Source almost every day for hours an end for years. CS:GO is the best CS ever. It's the same game, just perfected.

It's weird to think that some of us literally grew up without the internet at home. I can't remember when we got the internet at home, it might have been around 2000, but I remember being stuck with dial up until about 2005.

I feel old.

I never had internet access at home until 2002. Even then, it was only dial-up and I used that for years because broadband speeds were so poor round my way. I still think of gaming online as being something of a new innovation :-).

These:

All on my Hard drive bar Destiny.

I played some TowerFall Ascension two player and it really is brilliant. Was stuck for something to play someone who's practically never played a game in their life and they loved it. The controls are simple enough for anyone to pick up and play.

I'd love to play it 4 player but the chances of that happening are relatively slim with no online and the price of PS4 pads.

[iup=3627218]Photek[/iup] wrote:These:

Your currently playing 14 games? That's pretty impressive.

All I've been playing is PES 2015. Finally found a formation that suits my team in the Master League mode, I hadn't won a game with the default one. A change was definitely needed. Now unbeaten in 5 games

[iup=3627267]Fuzzy Dunlop[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3627218]Photek[/iup] wrote:These:

Your currently playing 14 games? That's pretty impressive.

He deserves an award or something for that.

[iup=3627211]I give you the F-B-I[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3627098]Tragic Magic[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3626007]Parksey[/iup] wrote:

Andrew Mills wrote:Bought CS:GO in the sale and installed it (PC). strawberry floating knew it was a bad move as I had a proper addiction to 1.6 in early 2000/2001. Bit overwhelmed though by all these unlocks and new front-end that just seems to be crowded with 'stuff' to click on.

Didn't do too badly seeing as I haven't played it properly in a number of years.

Still, shooting people in their backs from blind spots

I think when I get back home and finally buy my own desktop PC, I will have to rebuy Counter Strike. Three friends and I got properly addicted to 1.6 too (though I remember all the furore when it was introduced) and it probably remains one of my favourite online experiences. Only Halo 2, PGR2 and Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory come close.

Is it still as good today?

It's much, much better. I wasn't massively into 1.6 as I didn't have the internet until very soon before CS Source came out and I played CS Source almost every day for hours an end for years. CS:GO is the best CS ever. It's the same game, just perfected.

It's weird to think that some of us literally grew up without the internet at home. I can't remember when we got the internet at home, it might have been around 2000, but I remember being stuck with dial up until about 2005.

I feel old.

I didn't have internet until 2000, had dial-up until 2006.

[iup=3627211]I give you the F-B-I[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3627098]Tragic Magic[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3626007]Parksey[/iup] wrote:

Andrew Mills wrote:Bought CS:GO in the sale and installed it (PC). strawberry floating knew it was a bad move as I had a proper addiction to 1.6 in early 2000/2001. Bit overwhelmed though by all these unlocks and new front-end that just seems to be crowded with 'stuff' to click on.

Didn't do too badly seeing as I haven't played it properly in a number of years.

Still, shooting people in their backs from blind spots

I think when I get back home and finally buy my own desktop PC, I will have to rebuy Counter Strike. Three friends and I got properly addicted to 1.6 too (though I remember all the furore when it was introduced) and it probably remains one of my favourite online experiences. Only Halo 2, PGR2 and Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory come close.

Is it still as good today?

It's much, much better. I wasn't massively into 1.6 as I didn't have the internet until very soon before CS Source came out and I played CS Source almost every day for hours an end for years. CS:GO is the best CS ever. It's the same game, just perfected.

It's weird to think that some of us literally grew up without the internet at home. I can't remember when we got the internet at home, it might have been around 2000, but I remember being stuck with dial up until about 2005.

I feel old.

Dat dial-up tone

Apart from the front-end being too 'busy' for my liking, it's still very much CS (especially when you're playing the original 1.6 maps remade with new graphics ). Had to force myself to stop playing it as I have work to do. Definitely worth playing again.

[iup=3627226]Harry Bizzle[/iup] wrote:I played some TowerFall Ascension two player and it really is brilliant. Was stuck for something to play someone who's practically never played a game in their life and they loved it. The controls are simple enough for anyone to pick up and play.

I'd love to play it 4 player but the chances of that happening are relatively slim with no online and the price of PS4 pads.

I haven't tried it myself yet so not sure how it works, but couldn't you play 4 player using SharePlay?

Well, I have one friend with a PS4 but he doesn't take it to Uni.