Played some Resident Evil 4 yesterday. This is my boomstick! Whoops, wrong game.

Got Devil May Cry 4 for PC for $10 at Target a few weeks ago and started playing it the other day. It's a lot of fun, but I really need to get back to Persona 3 to finish FES since Persona 4 is only a week and a half away.

Emerje

I got this for the 360 when it first came out.

I spent quite a while on it during my first year, and is one of the few games I've actually completed.

Was a contender for my game of the year


(Much more fun then GTA 4)

I ended up buying Left 4 Dead for PC. It was fun at first. It's a very basic game. But the co-op is fun with 3 of your friends. But it starts to get old once you play threw the four different campaigns. I still play alittle here and there, but have lost interest fairly quickly.

I also recently bought a couple PS3 games. The first I'll mention is MLB the Show '07, which I picked up used at FYE for $18. It's definately a good baseball game, as baseball games go. The gameplay is fairly realistic compaired to RL, which is what I was looking for in a baseball game. Judging pitches is hard as hell though. If playing against a human, there are way too many strikeouts.

The second game I bought for 10 bucks as a downloadable game through the Playstation Store. It's called High Velocity Bowling. It uses the SixAxis motion sensing capabilites of the PS3 controller to play. And they did a pretty good job of making it feel like real bowling. I haven't played Wii bowling yet, but of the friends I have that have, say the HVB is hell of alot better. As an avid bowler, I say (loosely) that this was the best 10 bucks I ever spent.

I'm still chugging through my file on Pokemon Diamond for the DS. I got about halfway through the game a year ago and then decided to start over a few months ago because I didn't remember what I was doing and wanted to switch pokemon.

I also have another few billion games to finish that I've left off for awhile.

Just finished the demo version of World of Goo. That game was a ton of fun. The demo version just does level 1; there are 4 levels total. I'm going to buy this game as soon as I can.

At a Pawn shop I was able to find Silent Hill 3 with the soundtrack, booklet, and video game in perfect condition for 9 dollars... best find ever!

Castlevania: Judgment and Animal Crossing: City Folk for me. Castlevania is a lot of fun, while Animal Crossing is laid back. And that's good enough for me.

Anyone who has Castlevania: Judgment, let me know, so I can add you. [:

I've actually been playing Pokémon Diamond consistently *without* restarting halfway through. This is good news, because that means I'm actually going to play the game the whole way and then feel accomplished. At the same time, it's also taking up all my time so that I barely get online.

And I've been having this huge urge to play the Ace Attorney series again through all of the cases. But that would be way more time consuming than Pokémon.

Persona 4, not that I have a lot of time to play. There are a few improvements over P3 such as some of the in-game cut scene camera directing (different angles and zooming not seen so much in P3), lots of anime cut scenes (a video playback mode in these games would be nice), and so far it feels like there's more voice acting. It takes a loooong time to get your first persona. The TV theme is a bit strange and will take a little time to get used to.

Emerje

Tales of Vesperia for xbox 360 with my brother and roommate. I'm also replaying through a file on Tales of Symphonia for the gamecube with my brother.