Hah, I tried it out on the OnLive Playpack as well and I think I went through about ten minutes of the game and I couldn't stand it. I think Comic Sans for loading pages just about did it.

- Mass Effect 1
- The Longest Journey
- Lost Horizon
- Gray Matter

If you had played for 50 more minutes, you would've beaten it.

Finished Lugaru from the Humble Bundle. I played a few levels and then stopped playing a few days. When I returned to it, I had forgotten most of the combat techniques. Fighting without really knowing the good techniques worked ok a few more levels but then it became too difficult. As I was not very interested in the game in the first place, I activated the debug console and used the "give health" key a few times in order to beat the game.

Also, you can say that I finished Osmos as I only beat ~75% of the game but I won't return to it to finish it. I enjoyed the game but the difficulty is insane on the remaining levels. As my free time is not infinite, I will spend it on games that interest me more (like Braid & Machinarium).

So far in 2011:
- Alpha Protocol
- Back to the Future EP1-2
- Beneath a Steel Sky
- Duty Calls
- Lugaru HD
X Osmos
- Penny Arcade Ep.1
- Runaway 2
- Serious Sam: The 1st Encounter
- Teen Agent
- Velvet Assassin

1. Enslaved: Odyssey to the West- Xbox 360; 1/10/2011 8.5/10
2. God of War- PS3; 2/4/2011 8/10
3. Blue Toad Murder Files Episode 1- PS3; 2/13/2011 6.5/10
4. Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness Episode 1- PS3; 2/22/2011 8.5/10
5. Dash and the Stolen Treasure- PC; 2/26/2011 7.5/10
6. Streets of Rage Remake- PC; 2/27/2011 6/10
7. Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness Episode 2- PS3; 3/1/2011 7/10
8. Fight Night Champion- PS3; 3/7/2011 8/10
9. Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi- PC; 3/9/2011 8/10
10. Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare- PS3: 3/23/2011 5.5/10 ( It is short as fuck, ends aburptly & is not very interesting)
11. Pokemon White (main story)- DS: 3/24/2011 9.5/10 (throughly amazing... only thing that bothered me was the lack of classic pokemon & the insane encounter rate in some areas).

Heavy Rain
God of War 2 (1 bugged out)
Dragon Age
Risen
Rainbow Six: Las Vegas 2
Dragon Age 2
Bulletstorm - surprisingly good and fun

Aliens vs Predator (Modern)
The Ball
Borderlands (first playthrough)
Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light
Death to Spies: Moment of Truth
Two Worlds
Psychonauts
Metroid Prime
Batman: Arkham Asylum
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Call of Pripyat
Vampire - The Masquerade: Redemption
Mega Man 2
Mega Man 3

At last, after 508 hours and 55 minutes, I have finished The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion including Knights of the Nine and The Shivering Isles.

So my list thus far is:
Fallout 3 GOTY
World of Warcraft (Feb. 2005 - March 2011)
Oblivion with KotN and SI

How exactly do you "finish" WoW?

Crysis 2 - Very fun and visceral shooter... the feeling of shooting is so intense and "loud," for lack of a better term. Story was insanely stupid, especially since they hyped it, but the environments and combat were great. Not the same as the first... probably not as good in the end... but still a great game.

Bulletstorm - Might have listed this already, don't remember. It was very fun, for most of the same reasons as Crysis though way more over the top. Insanely pretty environments as well, and without much repetition.

Dragon Age 2 - Bioware's weakest game... ever? I didn't play the Sonic DS game, so I dunno. In any event it DA2 has a poor story, bland environments and repetitive quests and locations that tire in the first act, let alone after three. I liked the combat though... sue me.

Gemini Rue - The best Blade Runner homage in quite some time and the story is really eye-opening and intense at times. If it was not for the mostly absent soundtrack I would give it a perfect score.

Blade Runner - Gemini Rue made me reinstall this classic from Westwood and it's still probably the most epic adventure game of all time. Beautiful and moody from start to finish and with a ton of replayability due to varying choices. The story can be a little hard to follow depending on how you progress through the game, but overall this classic is still amazing.

You do all the quests....
It is considered by most as a failure, but I got it recently & think it is a decent enough game. If you like JRPGs & take it for what it is you will probably like it. If you like the speed filled Sonic the Hedgehog formula & pick the game up expecting something along those lines then you will most likely be disappointed. On a side note, it does have a good bit of character customization. Say you want to build Sonic up to be a Speed Demon (which I imagine most do) you can... but you can also build him up to be a brute of a fighter, a defensive specialist, a special attacker or other things along those lines.

Machinarium

Very charming adventure game. Did have to use the built-in hint system a few times.

So far:

Fallout: New Vegas
The Witcher

Homefront, Crysis 2, Two Worlds 2 and Alan Wake

Revenge of the Titans

Very nice and deep tower defense game, with research and money that carries over level to level!

Cant' know what the research does though until you research it, and some other very useful things you can't really know unless you read a guide...

Jolly Rover

A rather funny pretty easy adventure game, did have to use the hint system twice when it got slightly less easy :)