Xbox 360:
- Fable II: Got married again, after a premature divorce because of my farting endeavors, had a baby girl and now I'm stuck on the main quest because some fuck who should be at the Cow and Corset isn't showing up at all. In the meantime, I'm buying real estate. And apples.
- Left 4 Dead demo: Awesome, awesome stuff. Like a fucking Romero movie turned videogame.
- Halo 3: Again. My internet connection has improved a lot lately, and I've been testing it with repeated Halo 3 matches at different hours.
PC:
- The Sims 2: Trying to work my way up the ranks of organized crime.
Wii:
- Nothing right now. With Gears 2, Fallout 3, Mirror's Edge and Dead Space on my get NOW list, I doubt I'll get enough time to work through my backlog on this system anytime soon.
I play maybe an hour or so on weeknights, and late afternoon/nights on weekends.
wii:
Nothing atm, should probably play some Brawl but can't really be bothered.
PS3:
The odd multiplayer bout of FIFA09 demo. 
PS2:
Canis Canem Edit (>_>
, basically the only console game I'm playing atm. The quote I posted on ggweekly last night sums up how awesome it is.
PC:
WoW. Well I would be if you didn't have to wait 2 hours to log on just to be ganked by 20 horde retards who didn't get WOTK.
Otherwise on 360 I should be playing Mass Effect but can't be bothered. On Wii playing COD5, Disaster Day of Crisis, De Blob and I still haven't played more than 3 hours on Smash Bros. On DS, Soul Bubbles, this game is grrreat.
I've gone back to playing Gears of War 2 and Fable II. Man I'm really missing my online gaming especially now that I have Gears 2. I need to renew my gold membership asap.
I'm not playing anything on the Wii at the moment.
Does it edge closer to a Gears like presentation? Are there like hidden levels filled with untouched gardens or anything like that? How is the colour pallete by and large?
I'm still waiting for my copy of Animal Crossing Wii. 
I've been playing NiGHTS Journey of Dreams again, and some of my awesome Atari 2600 games. 
Prolly should have explained myself better:
I wasn't intending to just get a WAYPTW type of reponse out of this...
...I was REALLY trying to get an idea if and when some of you may be online playing games, so in case we share games/times in common, maybe would could meet up online!
I have been enjoying the heck out of Mortal Kombat vs D.C. Universe for PS3 and was looking for people to fight against! I'm not a big online person typically, but I'm willing to give it a try with people I know already!
phantom_leo said:Prolly should have explained myself better:
I wasn't intending to just get a WAYPTW type of reponse out of this...
...I was REALLY trying to get an idea if and when some of you may be online playing games, so in case we share games/times in common, maybe would could meet up online!
Perhaps you should have, loinclothed handsome stranger.
Nevertheless, I don't think we'll ever play together until I get a PS3 this december. Or I get a router for my Wii. You should post your timezone as well.
What would be my timezone?
gamingeek said:
Archie, compared to Oblivion, how do the aestetics hold up? A sort of broken post apocolyptic world... well I was worried that it wouldn't contain the bright colours and sunny lighting of Oblivion.
Does it edge closer to a Gears like presentation? Are there like hidden levels filled with untouched gardens or anything like that? How is the colour pallete by and large?
Well being a post-apocalypse type game it's naturally heavy on the dark and subdued colors. There is night and day cycles and the sun shines brightly during the day. You still have various colours here and there of course and some places are moreso then others but it's all natural and exactly what you would expect in a post-apocalyptic world.
I play mostly nights, depending on the night I stay up later than other nights.
Wii: 3 hours away
DS: Minimal
PC: Flash games. Damn university blocking most multiplayer games ports or I'd be playing Combat Arms every day.
I'M HARDCOREEEEEEE 
Archangel3371 said:gamingeek said:Archie, compared to Oblivion, how do the aestetics hold up? A sort of broken post apocolyptic world... well I was worried that it wouldn't contain the bright colours and sunny lighting of Oblivion.
Does it edge closer to a Gears like presentation? Are there like hidden levels filled with untouched gardens or anything like that? How is the colour pallete by and large?
Well being a post-apocalypse type game it's naturally heavy on the dark and subdued colors. There is night and day cycles and the sun shines brightly during the day. You still have various colours here and there of course and some places are moreso then others but it's all natural and exactly what you would expect in a post-apocalyptic world.
Thanks for the information, I checked it out in store today, no hard drive required, yay!
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