Playing YGOPRO

Does that count?

Dragon's Dogma. As long as you don't expect emphasis on gameplay and content as opposed to storytelling and npc's... it's one of the most fun RPG experiences ever. The combat system is a dream.

If you combined DD's gameplay with Skyrim's everything else.... my god.

Aw f*ck yeah. Game is amazingly fun when played online. The offline content just isn't there, but it's not what the game's about anyways.

Street Fighter 5
Metal Gear Solid 5

You've been playing online? How is it so far?

And is MSG5 better or worse than 4.

What

And isn't 5 a continuation of the previous story? Also, quote the post so i don't have to check the thread to see if you replied. Come on man  

I like to stick to original hardware.

I played yellow on rom a while back. I can't stand using the gameboys anymore. They take forever. With Roms, I get to walk fast, do my battles fast and train fast.

I chose yellow also because I wanted to use Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and Charmander.

Gonna butt into this conversation.

Online is as barebones as you can get. I quit playing it after a few days because it go too boring. There's like three different games modes and they're all very simple, gets quite repetitive after a while.

Worse. I'm not a fan of MGS 4, too much fan service and it's just kind of eh compared to the first three games. Might be because Kojima was forced to make MGS 4 as opposed to the first three, which were made all under his own accord.

With that said, MGS V was a pretty major disappointment for me. The gameplay is some of the best in the series, making it more accessible for new fans I guess, but the big epic story that was promised never delivered for me. Chapter 1 was pretty good, but Chapter 2 was a unfinished mess and Chapter 3 didn't even make the game. It made the ending feel so abrupt and nonconclusive, especially for what was meant to be Kojima's last MGS.

The open world idea failed, it just delayed the story by making you ride a horse or drive to every mission and was a pain in the ass IMO. It didn't feel like an MGS game one bit, it felt more like Kojima was trying to make GTA in an MGS skin.

I think the first three MGS games are the gold standard, mandatory plays for all gamers. MGS 4 is pretty good also, MGS: Peace Walker is decent, and MGS V is meh, not good, but not terrible.


Nah, V is a continuation/finale of the Big Boss saga, which started with MGS 3 and MGS: Peace Walker. It's a prequel to the events of MGS 1, 2 and 4, which feature Solid Snake as the protagonist 15-20 years after MGS V.

I don't think you 100% NEED to play any prior games before this, but you might not understand some stuff if you don't play MGS 3 and Peace Walker. Plus, they're both great games that would get you familiar with the series. I'd pay you if you don't cry at the end of MGS 3, it's that good.

Probably my favorite genre overall.

Dragon Quest 8 for PS2 (can also easily be emulated on psx2 and played in HD) is in my 3 favorite games of all time. Excellent art style, charming characters, great voice acting and the amount of content in the game, plus the battle system and story combine to make it unforgettable. Recommended to anybody. Final Fantasy X and XII also great, with X having one of the best stories ever in a video game.

Lets make some trades! I'll send you my friend code when I get home today.

I just need someone to trade my pokemon to level up and then trade them back to me. It'll be a quickie. I'll return the favor when you reach the stage when you need a Machamp, or Golem, or Alakazem, or Gengar.

My ID is 3582-9535-5731

I'm planning too. I'm predicting there to be a lot of changes in my life in the coming year, but if everything works out and I'm able, I will definitely grab it.

Division takes a while IMO.  once you're level 12 or so and have access to times square I liked it a lot more.