inFamous 2 - Evil ending: Surprisingly good, less of the moustache twirling supervillain and more of the bastard making the hard choices because noone else was willing to. Its a bit of a disconnect given that most of the evil choices were the selfish cruelty style though there was also some good bastardry manipulation

Hunted: The Demon's Forge: Because of accidently pressing a single button, I got the bad ending so now I have to be even more careful on my replay. Bloody good little game overall, well little is the wrong word, lasted me 3 full days (infamous 2 took 2 per playthrough) so its surprisingly long for a modern game. Its got a good story, cool characters, some good dialogue and the in-level secret areas are as big as full levels are in other games. There are downsides, the partner AI is rather thick, the controls are a little rough, there's some weird difficulty spikes and there's the occasional "shit I have to reload my last save" bugs but to be fair to the game, it DOES say Bethesda on the cover so you're not going in uninfomed.

Ben There, Dan That! and Time, Gentlemen, Please! (PC)
Shadow Complex (360). Massively fun Metroidvania. Takes almost all of its ideas from Super Metroid, and quite distinctly lacking the boss department, but awesome game nonetheless.

Finished The Witcher (the first one) yesterday. Finally... It's a bit long by moments because of all the back-and-forth it needs us to do. Anyway, a great game. I'll probably play a few other games before starting its sequel.

So far in 2011:
- Alone in the Dark 1
- Alpha Protocol
- Back to the Future EP1-4
- Beneath a Steel Sky
- Darksiders
- Duty Calls
- Golden Axe
- Jack in the Dark
- Lugaru HD
- Monkey Island 2
X Osmos
- Penny Arcade Ep.1 & 2
- Runaway 2
- Runaway 3
- Serious Sam: The 1st Encounter
- Teen Agent
- The Witcher
- Velvet Assassin

From the first finished in 2011 to latest:

Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light - pretty good platformer, played in co-op with a friend, good fun

The Wheelman - suprisingly fun racer in Barcelona

Divinity II: Dragon Knight Saga - lovely humorous RPG with great music and atmosphere, 9/10

Crysis 2 - hated its shitty story and lame protagonist, loved the gameplay..85/100

Test Drive Unlimited 2 - finished all singleplayer races, great game in both SP and MP, very underrated

Two Worlds II - decent RPG, but not as good as Divinity, let alone Witcher

Mafia II: Joe's Adventures - decent DLC, but they fucked up with so many arcade missions

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood - good expansion, but I really want something new now :(

Hydrophobia: Prophecy - very good, had no problems or bugs, water is fantastic here

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings - GOTY no contest, one of the rare 10/10 games. No bugs, crashes, gameplay/story/graphics have no equal. Will replay at least twice more, starting when 1.3 comes out

Duke Nukem Forever - not as good as it should have been, not as bad as "journalists" would make you think. Good fun, but I want lot more open levels and lot more interactivity for next game. Yes, I want next game.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - at times boring and frustrating excercise in respawn hell, at other times fun and thrilling ride...overall pretty good experience, but I will only buy MW3 when it hits 15 dollars.

So in other words.... 2022?

Yeah, probably. I bought MW2 for 15 pounds and it took 2 years, for MW3 I am willing to go 15 dollars so that will probably take a bit longer:-).

Not too sure if expansions count but I just completed the expansions Awakening and Witch Hunt for Dragon Age: Origins on the Xbox 360. Awakening was alright for DLC but Witch Hunt was a bit of a disappointment cause of how short it was. I am looking forward to getting Dragon Age 2 soon.

Darksiders (PC). Played it with a 360 controller, go figure.

Awesomely fun game, even though the graphics were a disappointment. Nice voice acting, though - Mark Hamill ftw!

Looking forward to the sequel, even though I couldn't stop laughing when I saw Death. Seriously, the design looks like something from a goth fan's dreams.

Hunted: The Demon's Forge again with the good ending, definitely worth avoiding the sleg just to see the potential sequel villain

Quantum Of Solace: Well.... it cost $6.80 and lasted roughly as long as the the films casino royale & quantum of solace put together and was about 10% as enjoyable. Thats 4 hours, 4 generic, bland, dull, dodgy, weirdly difficult yet strangely easy hours. Lets just say you can tell it was mayde by treyarch because the whole thing projects a sensation of "yeah thats close enough" that seems to be their hallmark. I'd probably have cut my time down by half an hour if I'd died a bit less, the checkpoints are annoyingly spaced, sometimes you get one halfway through a small fight and other times you don't get one until the very end of a huge fight. I'd recommend avoiding it, if not like the plague then at least like a nasty skin eating rash that can make your nipples fall off.

Just finished:
Bulletstorm.


So far, I've finished this year [from newest completion to first completion]:
Bulletstorm; The Witcher 2; Dragon Age 2; Risen; Two Worlds 2; Medal of Honor [2010 Reboot]; Dead Space 2; STALKER: Call Of Pripyat.

The Crysis series, Dragon Age: Origins, Final Fantasy I, and I'm just about to finish Prince of Persia: Sands of Time (playing through the trilogy). Dungeon Siege 3 would probably already be on this list if it weren't so terrible; I played for 20 minutes and just gave up :/ I'm extremely disappointed in Obsidian.

Just finished Police Quest 3: The Kindred in one night.

Just beat MDK in one night.

Zeno Clash (PC). All Achievements. Man, I love this game.

Just finished:
Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony.


So far, I've finished this year [from newest completion to first completion]:
Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony; Bulletstorm; The Witcher 2; Dragon Age 2; Risen; Two Worlds 2; Medal of Honor [2010 Reboot]; Dead Space 2; STALKER: Call Of Pripyat.