Still playing Scarface on XB. Gave up on Chrono Trigger for DS and Half Minute Hero -- for now.  Just too tired to play handhelds by the end of the day (sun comes up at 4 and goes down at 7:30).

I have to finish Scarface in a hurry if I am to get in a couple more games before the end of the year.

SteelAttack said:

How's Sega Rally Revo? I've seen the 360 and PS3 versions for cheap and was wondering if they were worth picking up.

It's a fun arcade racer but I think the tracks are a bit short and gets repetitive after racing through them a lot.

But it's only $20 so it's fun for the price.

aspro said:

From the sexy Sylvia story above. Apparently you can unlock a mode that makes all the ladies in the game (No More Heroes 2) wear cheerleader / maid outfits etc...

 The sexy costumes is for the HD port of NMH not NMH2. I changed the title.

gamingeek said:

I've been playing this, it's awesome, I beat TV Dinnah the boss. Have you ever had to beat a boss based on geography?

Medal of Honour exclusive debut trailer

Oh ROFFLES, first EA clone RE4, then they clone Umbrella Chronicles, then they clone DMC and now they clone Modern Warfare.

I like the True Crime trailer, reminds me of Shenmue, Red Steel et al.

I have finished LKS what a great game, so far the best game I have played this year, but NSMBWii has a good chance of taking top place.

I also played some Boom Blox Bash Party and NSMBWii. See the thread for impressions of the latter.

Boom Blox I only played the first training missions and one user created versus level. I was a colour coded Jenga. A dice rolls and if it is red, you have to remove a red block. If it is blue you remove a blue block and so on. Each player takes a turn until the tower collapses and the one with most points wins. 

The training levels were simple, but fun. It explained various different puzzle stuff in the game. Like pulling blocks, virus blocks, chemical reaction blocks, etc. Everyone buy this game it is cheap and it has infinite content.

Iga_Bobovic said:

Boom Blox I only played the first training missions and one user created versus level. I was a colour coded Jenga. A dice rolls and if it is red, you have to remove a red block. If it is blue you remove a blue block and so on. Each player takes a turn until the tower collapses and the one with most points wins.

The training levels were simple, but fun. It explained various different puzzle stuff in the game. Like pulling blocks, virus blocks, chemical reaction blocks, etc. Everyone buy this game it is cheap and it has infinite content.

£12 at zavvi.com with free postage.