24: The Game came out on Tuesday.

I'm disappointed because I got it on Tuesday, and I beat it yesterday. WAY too short.

But the short time the game lasts is actually fun, a lot better than I ever expected. The driving parts kinda suck, but luckily there aren't too many of them.

The enemy AI is kinda idiotic, but it is in most games anyway, so I can't knock the game for that.

The fire-fights are pretty intense, thanks mostly to the sound. This game may have the best sounding fire fights of any game I've ever played.

The voice acting is top-notch, as well. All the major characters from the series are in the game.

The storyline is classic 24. It takes place in between seasons 2 and 3, and it fills in quite a few gaps.

Overall, I'd give the game a 7 out of 10. Maybe an 8.

Fifa 2005.

Chrono Trigger on my emulator

As well as Resident Evil 4 (ps2) and Call of Duty (xbox)

Man I'm happy and proud of myself. I beat the Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events game in just 3 days

Xbox - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Guild Wars.

And in a bout of late 1990s-early 2000 nostalgia, I decided to pick up the all-inclusive Command and Conquer pack. It takes me back quite awhile, I should say.

XBOX - Black

GameCube: Eternal Darkness

PS2: I keep going back to GTA: San Andreas to mess around (missions are all finished).

I had never heard of BLACK, but picked up the t-shirt at EA cuz it had a pic of a machine gun on the front. Couldn't resist. Is it cool? What is it about?

I had never heard of BLACK, but picked up the t-shirt at EA cuz it had a pic of a machine gun on the front. Couldn't resist. Is it cool? What is it about? [/b][/quote]BLACK can basically be summed up in two words: "gun porn."

IGN.com -- BLACK (PS2, XB)

Awesome game, but a bit too short. No online deathmatch either, which kinda sucks.

As for me, I'm currently playing these:

Mortal Combat 2, The Tick, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 on my emulator

Soul Caliber 3 on ps2 I <3 Voldo

Ghost Recon : Advanced Warfighter for 360. I was very unhappy with how 360 games were going until this. Full Auto is also pretty fun.

Sweeeeet!

Ahh, no wonder you're never around any more! :p

Hopefully by Wednesday;

I'm playing Brothers in Arms for about the 15th time. It's the single best WWII game I've ever played (even better than it's sequel).

Doesnt anybody here like the sims 2 or anything like that!!! oh and GRAND THEFT AUTO!

Xbox- The Godfather

OH YEAH!

Oblivion.

AHH! So I FINALLY got to play GF! I was at the store with my roommate, and I mentioned that I wanted it, and the boy we were with said he did too, so she bought it.

I don't think she's even seen the Godfather.

She told me she was going to make me "play with the fishes" :rolleyes:

Anyway, I love the game.. everytime I go to her house I play... it takes a while though because while I'm not there she plays, and she messes everything up. In the one part, where you're at Woltz's and you have to sneak around.. she just ran out in the open. :rolleyes: She has no clue about video games.

I'm gonna have to go out and buy myself the computer version.

I'm leaving right now to get Hitman Blood Money.

Godfather For The Second Time ..... I Can't Help It I Love This Game....

Lucky you! I've been waiting for this game for AGES...and I can't play it because of my hand...

Be sure to let me know what you think of it!

It's the best Hitman game yet forsure. They made the controls alot easier and the graphics on my 360 are awesome.

Yep Hitman Blood money is awsome.

I gave in...and bought this:



It sucks that I can't play as long as I want to, because of the pain in my hand. But what I've played, I'm loving.

I've been a fan of the Hitman series since Hitman 2: Silent Assassin (the first of the series to appear on home consoles). I highly enjoyed Hitman: Contracts, as well.

This is looking to be the best of the series, judging by what I've played. I love this series because there's really no right or wrong way to take out your target. You can be the silent, stealthy type, or you can go all John Rambo on their asses and run in, guns a blazin'. Its this open-endedness that makes the Hitman series so compelling, and so fun.

While the 360 version is far superior in the graphics department, the versions on the current generation consoles aren't too shabby themselves. Nice textures, great shadow effects. It's definitely a visual treat even on the current gen consoles.

And the rag doll physics. No other game pulls this off better than the Hitman series. You'll have a blast (no pun intended) killing people in this game. Point blank shotgun blast to the gut...and watch them fly backwards, limbs flailing all the while.

Another great feature of the Hitman games is the ability to play through in either a 3rd person perspective, or a 1st person perspective. For me, I usually navigate the environments in 3rd person, and switch over to 1st person when I need to cap some fools. The game controls like a FPS no matter what perspective you use (you move with the left analog stick, aim with the right) (PS2 version). There is no auto-aim.

The developers have also tweaked the controls. The Hitman games have always felt a bit awkward when trying to execute certain moves, but most of those problems have seemingly been fixed (or at least addressed) in Blood Money. There's a "key" in the upper left-hand corner of the screen, displaying the Triangle, Circle, and X buttons (PS2 version, the other versions display their respective buttons). When you reach something you can interact with, (say...there's a gun that you can pick up), it tells you by displaying...say...".45 pistol" beside the corresponding button. Press that button, and you pick up the gun.

You can also hide bodies now. If you take someone out (which you will do rather often), there's usually a dumpster or container nearby. You can drag the body over there, and toss it in.

The notoriety system is pretty neat, as well. At the end of every mission, you're provided with a newspaper article discussing the crime scene. If you were sloppy, and you left witnesses...you're notoriety will raise...and guards will be more likely to recognize your suspect you in later missions. If you pull off a lot of head shots, the article will describe you as a "professional". If you're stealthy (i.e. no guns, only fiber wire, syringes, and using the "environmental kills", the newspaper really won't have any info on you. The notoriety doesn't play a factor on "Rookie" difficulty, though.

This is by no means a review for Hitman: Blood Money. This is just me expressing my love for the series. Blood Money is looking to be the best in the series. Expect my final score in the coming weeks.

Yep, i love them both.

I think it's awesome that they tell you if you've been caught on tape at the end of the mission. I alwayds make sure to grab the security tapes if I'm getting the Silent Assasin rank.

I didn't want to make a new thread but these 2 guys went

really out of their way to imitate the game Tekken.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83GPDws30F4

PS2 - MLB 06 The Show