Singularity. Tons of fun.

I beat Battlefield: Bad Company 2 yesterday. Pretty good game. Not sure if it was intentional or not, but I quite enjoyed all the Lost references (including the weapon making the same noise as the Smoke Monster, there being a character named Faraday, and another character that looks like Faraday)

Call of Duty: Nazi Zombies. . . . Wish I could play it on the X-Box. The PS3 just isn't the same. . . .

I suddenly want to play this game.

I recently played Shadowgrounds. I had never heard of it, but it came with Trine on Steam for some sort of dirt-cheap price (I forget what it was). It's interesting so far. The game is either very dated, on a budget, or graphics aren't important to the designers. I don't know what since all I did was buy it, install it, and play it for like a half hour. It seems fun so far and top-down shooters aren't very common, so it's a different take on things. Plus, the horror atmosphere and level designs seem pretty cool. My only gripe thus far is that the monsters are unimaginitive. 4-legged spider things that come in 3 sizes. But hopefully there's more variety later on.

I've gone back to NCAA 11 again. Getting NCAA 12 when it comes out in a month.

For now though, I need to get around to beating Dragon Age.

I played through Duke Nukem Forever the other day. It's honestly not as bad as the reviews make it out to be. Granted, it's nothing special either, but still... good enough entertainment for me. Worth $50/60 though? Probably not.

Since then, I've been playing bits and pieces of Duke Nukem 3D with that new hi-res pack v5 thing. Works pretty well.

I'm gonna wait for the price drop before I start playing that sadly.

I played NBA 2k11 yesterday as well as a bit of Roller Coaster Tycoon 3. I love me some RCT.

Beat Hazard Ultra. Holy fuck. Play this game.

NOW.

I need proof of why this game could be that awesome.

My review/recommendation from Steam:

"An incredibly addicting game with some of the most impressive visuals ever. It's as colorful and chaotic as Ion Assault and Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved combined, with a hint of Audiosurf wherein the level designs and pace of the game are directly proportional to the music you choose. Plus, it comes with an awesome selection of techno tracks to get started. For the price, it really can't be beat and is easily one of my favorite indie games to date."

Check out the screenshots on Steam (and the video, if there is one) for a taste of what I'm talking about. It's ridiculous in the best of ways.

Just finished Arkham Asylum. I am upset it took me this long to play it. Freaking amazing game.

I've been playing Serious Sam.

*nostalgia*