What are you playing now?

[Erratic]

finished infamouse 2 !

... why did they have to switch the voice actor and

... why are half the sound fx missing and

... why is the music only playing 1 of ( of presumably 5 ish ?! channels )

good game ruined by everything sound !

6/10

Aside from the basic mechanics of shooting, running, and jumping there's almost nothing good about it. Probably the most abhorrent set of characters I can remember. Boils down to an unlikeable asshole simulator. Why did I finish that game.

[-HP-]

infamous 1 was pretty damn good tho, guess I wont give the second a chance, it was on my backlog.

[Warby]

first one is excellent second one i wanted to like but just cant because of the audio crap ... story conclusion/choice is good though !

[Vilham]

Yeah the audio was odd, it was very quiet half the time with nothing happening. Other than that it was great.

[Mazy]

I really liked Infamous 2, and though I agree that there was some weird audio bugs here and there, then it didn't change the fact that it was, much like the first game, one of the best super hero games around.

[knj]

i loved the first one, havn't played much of this one, but i think i will like it alot, it still has that twisted fantasy art and feel witch i just love,

[ElectroSheep]

Well. i'm playing Deus Ex HR. I really love it... then I met the first boss...

WTF!!

[-HP-]

Just kill the bosses, move on, and pretend it didn't happen.

[Corwin]

i loved the first one, havn't played much of this one, but i think i will like it alot, it still has that twisted fantasy art and feel witch i just love,

Didn't manage to appreciate this game. Even forgiving the fact that it looks quite bad (never stopped me from enjoying games), the gameplay never really quite fell into place for me: the platforming was a bit too old-school and simple, the enemies were too rock-paper-scissor like, meaning you usually have only one single way of defeating an enemy, which makes encounters more about repeating the same process over and over, hardly felt like I had any choice. Some environments were interesting, and they had some cool ideas, but always the scale of the environments and their emptiness resulted in the feeling that something was off. Leveling up took ages and the rewards were disappointing, and the secrets/bonus items didn't make any sense: why would I want to pick up bottles that don't do anything, or memories that don't really make me understand anything better?

Won't complete this game!

[Puddy]

":27t8kp5d]Just kill the bosses, move on, and pretend it didn't happen.

Or watch this:

[knj]

Finally got it yesterday, won't say much - this shit is HOT ! love every second of it

[Izuno]

Finally got it yesterday, won't say much - this shit is HOT ! love every second of it

Yes!!! I started playing in Dec...then got totally sidetracked by work and SWTOR (shuddup! it was for work...really).

Now I'm squeezing in some B:AC again. I think I'm very close to the end. Let's hope Batman: Gotham City (orwhatever game is next in this series) is even better.

[Grinwhrl]

Still playing SWTOR, haven't stopped. nor played anything else since the week before it released

[syver]

playing the darkness 2. it's fun, but the field of view makes it absolutely nauseating. is it that hard to include an option to change it? if you've spent 3-4 years on a game, why not spend a little more time to make sure the game isn't experienced as complete shit because of a stupid thing like FOV?

if not for their players, they should at least do it for themselves.

[Puddy]

Word. FoV is actually so important. It's a filter which you view the entire game through (and can really prevent players from enjoying the game if it's a bad case). Luckily, there are usually config-files that can be used to get around very low defaults... but not always, and they don't always work flawlessly (reset after cutscenes/game restart etc).