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Metal Gear Solid 1

after I finish that I'll be playing MGS(1): Special Missions...

then sometime in the next few days I should be receiving MGS2: Substance and MGS3: Subsistence :laugh: play those then hit up MGS4 again - limited edition.... oh yeah! MGS ftw!

+1 MGS series FTW!

Stealth Camo and Infinite Ammo all the way!

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just bought mirrors edge and nfs undercover for PS3

nfs is, well really disappointing, im just gonna leave it at that

mirrors edge on the other hand is amazing, the graphics are beautiful and the gameplay is smooth and quick, its almost as though it should have its own genre since the aim is mostly to run and avoid conflict, awesome game, highly recommend it

Been playing Battlefield Bad Company... awesome game.

Single Player was probably one of the best shooters ive played in a while (Gears of War 2 close behind that)... im so over the WWII games.

Don't really get to play video games as much as I used to but whenever I get the chance it's currently Grid and GT5:Prologue on PS3 as well as COD4 online on PC. :spank: Also Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo and Zero 2 and 3 on pinnies (if I can ever find one of those these days).

Can't wait to buy Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix on PS3 however. Looks f&*^&( awesome. Been wanting to battle SF online for years now. I've been playing SF since I was 9. I'm now 25, LOL.

Just finished MGS4 on PS3. Currently working on getting the Big Boss Emblem, its f**king hard lol. Also playing Fifa 09, GTA IV and Dead Space. Only playing dead space at 2am with the lights off n the sound up though :rofl: Love the PS3. Also reinstalled Guild Wars onto my comp but too boring after finishing everything.

cant seem to put the xbox control down while playing COD5 (ZOMBIES FTW!!).

wish MGS (best game ever) was on the 360.

+1 on street fight cant wait for #4

ive still gotta go get myself mgs4, im a lil skeptical about the new SF4, i think the best one was SF3 third strike!!

ive still gotta go get myself mgs4, im a lil skeptical about the new SF4, i think the best one was SF3 third strike!!

street fighter 4 is out on arcade at galactic circus in Crown Casino (Victoria)

Locations for SF4; http://www.eventhubs.com/articles/2008/aug...achine-tracker/

Not a bad game from what I could see.

Still playing nazi zombies (lvl 23 with 3 people is my highest level) and DotA

street fighter 4 is out on arcade at galactic circus in Crown Casino (Victoria)

Locations for SF4; http://www.eventhubs.com/articles/2008/aug...achine-tracker/

Not a bad game from what I could see.

Still playing nazi zombies (lvl 23 with 3 people is my highest level) and DotA

i still havent played it myself, do you think its worth buying?

I gotta go back and play mirrors edge again, mad game!

street fighter 4 is out on arcade at galactic circus in Crown Casino (Victoria)

Locations for SF4; http://www.eventhubs.com/articles/2008/aug...achine-tracker/

Not a bad game from what I could see.

Yeah i've been playing it at Haymarket Sydney... bloody hell it rocks!!! Love the revenge meter, and focused attacks. The game plays beautifully .. i do miss parry but this more than makes up for it.

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