What video games are you currently playing?
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30PiecesOfSilverShining
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Slender: The Arrival Beta Version. If you pre-order the game, you can play the beta until the real release comes out. This game is so fun! If you have never heard of it, it involves you going out into a forest and collecting eight pages. But while you are collecting these eight pages, an entity is stalking you as you go, getting more aggressive as you go. Check out my gameplay of it here:
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Verbum Lux
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I've been playing Final Fantasy VII again lately. Clunky polygon people aside, it's remarkable how well this game has held up for me after all these years.
Verbum Lux
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I've never played Crisis Core. It's been a while since I've seen Advent Children. As a FFVII sequel, I found it unsatisfying, but it certainly was fun to watch.
I'm into RPGs like Skyrim and the Final Fantasy series, but these past few days I've gone back to play the games with the very best story I've ever seen: Bioshock.
Follow The Wolves
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Agreed, I really enjoyed those games for multiple reasons, the story being one of them.
By the way, am I the only one looking forward to the new Amnesia?
30PiecesOfSilverShining
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Yes, in fact, I did use Fraps. Fraps is probably the only recording software I am able to use for my laptop because it is the only one that does not lag the gameplay. All of the others that I have tried in the past have lagged my gameplay. I'm surprised because I have a really good video card for my laptop but I do see how recording can hinder performance because of the RAM of the game and of the recording software.
30PiecesOfSilverShining
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I have been playing Slender: The Arrival. Oh is it a scary game. It is very short and only consists of 5 levels but the scares make it seem so long. I am playing it on hardcore so far and some parts of the game have made me jump so much.
Pretty cool. Even better on the second time around when you can see all the pieces fit together.
Rawshik
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Well I played it on hard the first time through so I have little reason to play it again. Maybe I'll put it on easy and just go through it for the story only.
labarum
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I was pretty impressed by the story and the ending. Also the mind-bending possiblities concerning the ending as it relates to the other 2 games. That came out of left field for me.
In terms of Bioshocks....I like the gameplay in the second and the third better than the first. There were a few kinks in the first one that felt a little lacking (like a delay in switching between Plasmids and weapons and the hacking). Bioshock 2's gameplay fixed all my complaints though, it was just a fun game. And as someone who grew up with platforming games, a la Prince of Persia series, I LOVED the skylines in Infinite. I used them ALL the time for tactical advantages.
Of course, nothing beats the story of the original. In that department, Infinite is second and 2 is last. But everything about the story in the original was excellent. I haven't seen very many MOVIES with plots that good or twists that jaw-dropping. In Infinite, I definitely dug the quantum mechanics stuff, and all the hints scattered throughout the game. There was one point I didn't like - Elizabeth says "there's going to be a revolution, just like Les Miserables!" And I'm like....did you read the book? Every single one of the rebels is brutally murdered! That's not something to hope for your own side! And Bioshock 2 was basically Taken with superpowers underwater. In other words, awesome, but not very cerebral.
Of course, nothing beats the story of the original. In that department, Infinite is second and 2 is last. But everything about the story in the original was excellent. I haven't seen very many MOVIES with plots that good or twists that jaw-dropping. In Infinite, I definitely dug the quantum mechanics stuff, and all the hints scattered throughout the game. There was one point I didn't like - Elizabeth says "there's going to be a revolution, just like Les Miserables!" And I'm like....did you read the book? Every single one of the rebels is brutally murdered! That's not something to hope for your own side! And Bioshock 2 was basically Taken with superpowers underwater. In other words, awesome, but not very cerebral.
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