What games are you playing?

Just won Football Manager 2006 (Worldwide Soccer Manager 2006 for those in the US) on Ebay for half the retail price, so I know what I'll be playing for the next 6 months.
 
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Shehzad said:
Try Adam Miller's Dreamcatcher/Shadowlords/Demon series-- all told about 9 or 10 modules making up an entire campaign. Superb in execution with some great twists along the way.
I'll try them. Right now I reinstalled/restarted KotOR2 with the intention of playing as a darksider.
 
For my PC

The Elder Scroll III: Morrowind (just waiting for Oblivion)
Freelancer

For my XBOX

Battle Front
Halo (first one)
 
Im playing burnout online and halo 2
if you go on burnout on sunday and see me having a relaxing drive do not moan... or ill smash your sorry little saloon against the wall and help you on your sorry way, so help me god...

but if you see me on halo 2 dont shoot me and i wont shoot you.... maybe together we can end this horrific war...
 
Consoles:
Soul Caliber 2
DBZ Budokai 3
Final Fantasy IX
Resident Evil 4

PC
Simcity 4 Deluxe
Morrowind
Halo
Doom
 
I'm back playing Guildwars again, finishing the game with my my Mesmer and preparing for the release of Guildwars Factions in April. I was also playing Mario Kart DS until my Nintendo usb dongle decided to freeze my entire pc after ten minutes!
 
Im playing the new Ghost Recon game on Xbox 360. The graphics are amazing, the levels are well designed, and it's really fun. I've been playing offline co-op with a friend and that alone is worth a good chunk of the money paid for it. It is pretty challenging too, even on normal mode. The only problem I have is the team A.I aren't that intelligent.
 
Yeah they aren't :D I've taken to hiding them while I do most of the work then moving them on after it's over. I'm not used to team strategy games so for the firts hour I tried to run-and-gun, failing miserably :D Great looking game but that sunflare is annoying the hell out of me at the moment :)
 
Yeah I was used to run and gun style as well and it took a bit of time before I got used to the tactical pace. The game designers were trying to make the sunlight realistic, and make it look like Mexico does in the day-time, and succeeds in pissing me off! I agree about the graphics being great. Some levels have amazed me with the detail. What level are you on?
 
milamber_reborn said:
Just won Football Manager 2006 (Worldwide Soccer Manager 2006 for those in the US) on Ebay for half the retail price, so I know what I'll be playing for the next 6 months.

I've been playing it for months now.
 
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cheese said:
What level are you on?

Much to my annoyance I've only played it twice, so still on the first level where you have chopper support to target and kill the terrorists inside the compound.
 
Counterstrike:source (addicted :D )
Warhammer winter assault
N- way of the ninja
RTW
D2: lord of destruction
All computer
 
Playing Joint Operations a lot on line.
Also currently on 2 campaigns in RTW Barbarian invasion.One as the Allemani (good berserker units) and one as the flailing western Roman empire.

Two campaigns on the regular Roman Total War as the Macedonians, and Seleucid Empire.
I like the greek units. :D
 
I'm also playing the Outfit on Xbox 360. Luckily I borrowed it from a friend an didn't buy the game. Their is nothing great in the content. Graphics aren't anything special, the controls are clumsy, and the missions aren't the deep.
 
Well I got a good three hours in on Ghost Recon 3 today and WOW, my slight disillusionment turned to absolue joy after the first level or two. The game is fantastic and something rare to me - challenging. Very much a learn as you die experience where tactics do play a fair role, I've learned to trust my teammates and call in air support. Some of the set pieces are staggering -
the US Embassy in Mexico is blown up in the first few levels :D
- I seriously recommend this to anyone with a 360. Not sure how it'll work out on PS2 and Xbox.
 
Isn't it great Kater! :D ..I'm on the second last mission and it's so difficult. I actually wished I took more time going through the levels. The graphics are very good and probably the best I have seen on the 360 yet. Online play is a blast as well, same with offline co-op. I actually prefer this over Call of Duty 2 because online doesn't suck, and the missions are more challenging and require more skill.
 
I'm back playing Guild Wars - want to tie up a few loose ends until Factions comes out next month.

Also forcing myself to finish Icewind Dale 2 but it is turning out to be a real slog and is boring the hell out of me. I'll have my revenge when I write a review of it! ;)
 
I'm playing Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire on my brothers PSP. It's not that good but has it's moments. The first challenge was sort of fun, the graphics aren't impressive and the screen gets blurry. I'd say a 6.5/10
 
I'm currently playing Morrowind again, prior to Oblivion's big release next week. I never got round to playing the expansion packs, so I'm currently about halfway through the Tribunal expansion, and rather spiffy it is too!

Doesn't look like I'll have time to play Bloodmoon before Oblivion comes out, though, which is a shame.
 
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