What are you currently playing?

[Liamh1982]

MORE Pro Evo - did OK (won 2, drew 1, lost 1) but starting to get really annoyed by the LAG!!!

[killbot]

Rogue Trooper: Quartz Zone Massacre.

Gears Of War: Wii Edition, essentially, and it's pretty damn good. It's probably the only cover-based third person shooter on the machine, so it's a good thing it's a decent one.

[dste]

Decided to carry on and get 100% on Brutal Legend, currently on 91%.

[HalcyonDaze00]

I've been playing some Wizball (C64) and Switchblade II (Amiga), both very good games. Not really played Switchblade II before properly but I'm enjoying it.

Good choices !!

[Rayne]

Still on World of Warcraft, I've now got a Level 22 Blood Elf & Level 10 Night Elf.

It's bloody addictive stuff

[Joey]

Nearing the end of Yakuza 2 now, on chapter 12.

A great game but some of these cutscenes are dragging on a bit now...

[TwoHeadedBoy]

Ghost Squad on the Wii - funny game! Love their special handshake at the end of each level, and the dialogue:

"We killed the terrorist leader. However, the President and the hostages are safe".

The shooting bits are fun too - didn't think it'd work too well considering the trouble I have using an on-screen keyboard on the Wii, but it does, and work well it does. Head shots all over the place. Yeah, I like Ghost Squad.

Oh, and still plenty of Pac-Man Championship Edition DX.

[Tepid Snake]

Ghost Squad on the Wii - funny game! Love their special handshake at the end of each level, and the dialogue:

"We killed the terrorist leader. However, the President and the hostages are safe".

I think the funniest moment in the game happens when you successfully clear Mission 2- the president of the USA rewards your character's efforts by giving them a high-five. Excellent game, although I can never beat the final boss- good luck with him!

As for me...
Puyo Puyo~n (Dreamcast) - Also known as Puyo Puyo 4, the art-style is gorgeous, but man does it ever drag things out. Each character has a special ability (like destroying a coulmn/row or particular colour blobs) that they can use once they build up their special meter, but this means matches are far longer than ever before (especially since one character has a special move that clears all garbage blobs off her screen- her meter builds a little slower than others, I think, but she's still very aggravating to fight against) which is a shame, as the other games in the series go like the clappers.

Dead Rising (360) - Beaten the first Psychopath- there's no greater joy than picking up the mini-chainsaw he leaves behind and then going to town on a few dozen zombie scumbags. Otherwise, dying quite a lot, but I'm told that's supposed to happen.

[TwoHeadedBoy]

Ghost Squad on the Wii - funny game! Love their special handshake at the end of each level, and the dialogue:

"We killed the terrorist leader. However, the President and the hostages are safe".

I think the funniest moment in the game happens when you successfully clear Mission 2- the president of the USA rewards your character's efforts by giving them a high-five. Excellent game, although I can never beat the final boss- good luck with him!

As in the guy on the boat with the rocket launcher? Thought he was easy enough, in all honesty... And yeah, I was laughing a fair bit at the President's high five - even the main hero characters looked confused by that!

[sscott]

Started Dead Space 2 tonight, nothing radically new from the last one but superb atmosphere, think I'd better go to bed now!

[Antiriad2097]

Decided to carry on and get 100% on Brutal Legend, currently on 91%.

Which version? There was a bug in the PS3 one that corrupts the save game once you get beyond 85%ish depending on the missions played. Might have been patched now but was still an issue when I played last year.

[nakamura]

Playing and surprisingly enjoying Musashi on PS2, thanks Aztecca. Also tracked down another copy as a friend of mine really liked it. 3 hours+ into it now. Camera problems aside, it is a really fun game with lush visuals. Voice acting is suitably dire though.

Also today when the wife and child went out I cranked up the surround and played Wipeout Fusion. Still really like this game, gets a bit of a bad wrap at times but it isn't justified. It has been so long since I have played it I was surprised to find a widescreen and pro logic option which helped to enrich the experience.
Few glitches aside, it plays well. Track design is outstanding the the music fits perfectly. Luckily I have the NTSC version which also reduced the flicker a huge amount.

[JetSetWilly]

CSI Miami on the PC. Still as hard as when I first played it a few years ago, and I still can't even get half way through the first case

[oli_lar]

Mr Driller via MAME, great fun. Love the music on it.

[Dennoman]

Almost at the halfway mark in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow now. Could have done without the "Castlevania" bit in the title really, as it really doesn't seem to have all that much to do with the series. It's a good effort as far as hack-'n-slash goes, a tad monotone as it may get at times, but doesn't really get anywhere near God of War for me. Then again, no hack-'n-slash really does since I played that. Graphics are a little basic for current times but the environments can be breath-takingly beautiful.

This is kind of like the whole Daniel Craig as James Bond thing for me. They're good action movies, but they're no James Bonds. Same as this: really good hack-'n-slash, but a Castlevania this ain't.