What "game" are you currently playing?

[jeffwaynefan]

Well apart from my favourite one of 'Doctors & Nurses' (cough), Im currently playing TOCA 3 and having a bash at the new DRIVER - PARALLEL LINES.

[Commandingtripod]

STAR WARS GALACTIC BATTLEGROUNDS and RISE OF NATIONS.

Enjoying smashing up the computers as always.

[EvilNerfherder]

Jeff Wayne's WoTW (PC), Destroy All Humans (PS2), Medal of Honour: European Assault (PS2) and Phantasy Star Online (GC). I'm going to have a crack at Americas Army but I need more RAM first.

[Luperis]

At the moment, I have been playing the JW WotW PC game and have just started Black and White II.
I am planning on trying Destroy all Humans soon too as it looks fun - but as i don't have a PS2 or Xbox of my own to play it on, methinks I will be 'borrowing' my hallmates PS2 and his games again. ;D

[David Faltskog]

I,m playing Wolfenstein 3D (PC) at the moment a great blast from the past in more ways than one.

Destroy all Humans (PS2) is brilliant

D.F.

[jeffwaynefan]

nerfherder said:

Medal of Honour: European Assault (PS2)

The missus got me this for Xmas and I have not got round to playing it yet, it's still sealed.

[EvilNerfherder]

Quite good once you get used to the little quirks.

[jeffwaynefan]

I had both MOH - FRONT LINE and RISING SUN which I both sold early last year. Incidently I re-bought FRONTLINE this morning off ebay, paid a whopping £2.20 for it. RISING SUN was good but I felt it needed a lot more.

[EvilNerfherder]

Yeah Rising Sun was lacking a few things.. but I still play it now and again. I still play MOH: Frontline occasionally too.
My favourite FPS has to be Return to Castle Wolfenstein, though.

[DarkElastic]

Two Classics:

Mafia

Soldier of Fortune

[theredweed]

JW's WOTW (PC)

Crash Nitro Cart (PS2)

Predator: concrete jungle (PS2)

[Commandingtripod]

nerfherder said:

My favourite FPS has to be Return to Castle Wolfenstein, though.

I was at my cousin's and we were trying to find games that we could play over a network (Because I linked up my laptop with his computer ).
Anyway he found Return to Castle Wolfenstein and we had a look at that.
At one stage in the game he ran to a door and tried to open it but it was locked.
Then he turned to the right and there were two German soliders just standing there looking at him and they only responded when he shot one of them....

[the Donal]

Far Cry Instincts: Evolution- X-Box. Quite enjoying it but it's not put together quite as tidily as the first game and in some places rather frustrating- it's much harder to move and kill stealthily without alerting most of the enemy around plus the volume of enemy soldiers about is considerably higher than the previous instalment.

The map editor is very good on this title though- really adds to the game's life, even if it means hours creating loads of levels to battle with mates on- I may need to get another X-Box and a couple of LCD screens...!

[Commandingtripod]

I think that Star Wars Battlefront (I and II) is up there with the good games to play aginst your buddies.

My friends found out that I'm a good shot with the sniper rifle (I think you all know how they found it out )

[Moorkey]

Currently 'playing' (in the sense of designing endless mods) MS Flight Simulator 2002. Currently Also playing Freelancer, Wing Commander Prophecy, and X2 The Threat. (you see a pattern forming?).

Also Homeworld 2.

[Thunder Child]

Return to Castle Wolfenstein. Just love that game! I also play Doom 3 and Postal 2. Yep, I know: I'm sick bastard

Johan

[the Donal]

Return to Castle Wolfenstein is great fun-even after many replays. "Iz someone zerr?", "I Could swerr I herd sumzing!","Los! Los!"

And that great bit on the Dam with the blockade and the truck full of cheese- "Well what should I do?", "I don't know...Look for some crackers?!" Great gameplay and some great humour too. Maaaarvellous.

After a good few hours playing Far Cry...Evolution, I can say it is very disappointing- stealth is of almost NO use whatsoever- you can't even backstab someone without alerting every other enemy soldier who didn't even see it, level design is often iffy- so many places where you get hopelessly stuck and cannot move. It's so FRUSTRATING! I'm only still playing it to get through the thing out of sheer bloody mindedness- Crytek would have never passed this through QC test playing. The worst bit is you round a corner to a dead end, turn your back to the end of the passage, then a soldier materialises behind you and kills you. FAR CRYIN' OUT LOUD! (DYSWIDT?!) This is 2006- that sort of thing doesn't happen in games any more does it? Thank God I only spent £15 from Play on it- even £20 in the shops would have warranted a return. Thank heavens the level editor has some new features. It bugs me when a third party developer not only doesn't do the original any justice, but also really muddies the original design/idea/quality. There are certainly some good ideas in the game and it could have been soo much better.

Anyway, rant over. Here's looking forward to Tomb Raider Legend. And hopefully the much awaited Half Life 2 extension turning up on the old X-Box (doubt it though)- at least that was developed by Valve.

[BrutalDeluxe]

Currently gunning my way through BLACK on the Xbox and occasionally taking the time out to push my hotted up Peugeot 106 through some tight turns in Need For Speed Underground 2.

[mightymandy2001]

um DBZ budokai 3 and Buzz: the music quiz

[Graz]

I'm currently playing 'Loco Bingo' and 'Fantastic mister Fruity' by Cronosoft on the ZX Spectrum. Great stuff.