Viewing Thread:
"What are you playing?"

I've just finished shadow of memories and wow what a great game.

What game are you playing and where are you up to?

Zelda and Mario Kart, both of which I bought today. Zelda was £14 and MK was £15.

Im now playing ISS evo 2 on ps1, great game. i was on it while 4 am this morning!!

Im playing Perfect Dark. Trying to beat the frickin Perfect Agent difficulty.

I'm now playing dino crises and the graphics are amazing for a psone title.

just now im playing extrem g on the N64 i hadnt played it in ages it reminded me how fast it was!,i cant wait 2 get the gamecube version it looks sooooooo cool

at the moment i'm playing diablo two expansionset on pc ithink it's a brilliant game.one of the most fun things is playing over the internet with my mates.

FantasyMeister wrote:
> Sword of the Berserk on the Dreamcast, up to the part where Guts
> leaves the Castle, infiltrates the rebel base and meets up with a
> load of Mandrogorans to take out with his 7' sword.


I love Sword Of The Beserk.
Short and brutally sweet.
Medieval Clint Eastwoodism at its best.

At the moment, I am playing Microsoft NT4.0 Simulator on my PC at work. It's such a great game, and in line with the other Microsoft simulation games it has plenty to keep you interested.

Lot's of variation too, I can play work applications and pretend to be doing something productive for a living, or I can use it for entering a WWW simulation through Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 (Simulation) and browse around looking at sites that my company deems acceptable for me.

I can play this game for around eight or nine hours a day, particularly as it has various modes of 'Hide stuff from boss' incorporated. A toolbar, or Alt+TAB keystroke can be used to quickly access a work application when your boss approaches, hiding the fact that you have been on the net since 8am this morning and have done virtually nothing all day.

Occasionally, well more than occasionally, MS NT4.0 Simulator pretends to go wrong. This is great, as I get to phone up a dedicated service line and talk to actors pretending to be computer experts. They ask you a list of questions so they can work out why you have an 'error' with your game, which can usually be fixed by switching your PC off at the wall for thirty seconds, then starting it again.

The pretend error doesn't go away either, but you can continue to play MS NT4.0 Simulator so people don't mind too much. Sometimes you get a special jackpot error, that enables you to have a completely new base unit, top specs and everything. I've had this a couple of times and my colleagues are really jealous.

I get patches for my game as well, automatically downloaded via a SMS server, overnight as well so to not interrupt my playing of MS NT4.0 Simulator.

Don't delay, buy this top game for your PC right now. It's available for home PC use as well, so not being at work is no excuse.

At the moment i am playing GT3, but thats getting pritty boring so i might go back to champman00/01 soon. For solo games i try to stick to them one at a time, so i can concentrate on completing it better.

Also play Mario tennis and No mercy with my brother everyday. triple threat ladder match every day for the hardcore title. I'm the champ with triple H at the moment.

Well I was playing the demo of Championship Manager 00/01, but got to the end of that (sitting pretty in 24th place too!) I'm waiting for my free full version to arrive that I got when I signed up to do the Telegraphs Fantasy Football.

I'm playing Conker's Bad Fur Day too, sometimes, and am up to the bit on the 'airboards'. Last time I played it I caugth all of those little plebs, but crashed into the wall just below the money, a poorly timed jump indeed!

And I'm also playing: Cannon Fodder, Earthbound and Zombies on the SNES.


Oh and Rogue Leader won't have multiplayer.