I'm getting Assassins creed 2 for christmas, not any earlier, no way - not getting it early or even thinking about playing it before christmas.... O_o halp.
@mrantimatter: dragon age is indeed killer. but man do i love it.
i've gotten all of this year's blockbusters with my own money. i would actually be ecstatic if someone bought me a small bundle of older games, ones i haven't tried, like dead rising, indigo prophecy, beyond good & evil, etc., since all those games together could probably add up to a single fully priced game. i was thinking of doing something along those lines for my brother. just a matter of finding which games and for how much i suppose..
I know what my birthday and Christmas will look like- several people giving me zombie games and zombie game accessories. I like zombie killing games, don't get me wrong, but I can't help but feel stereotyped here.
Now, if I was a REALLY good little boy this year, I'm hoping my girlfriend splurges a little on me and I find a PS3 under the tree...in which case I'd love to also get GoW Collection, since I never got a chance to play the originals.
Back when I was a kid, getting Mario All-stars for Christmas was like, the greatest moment of my life. I would hope many kids nowadays can relive that magic by getting NSMB Wii for Xmas.
@ninjateacup: L4D2 is a must play as far as im concerned. Provided you have 3 friends. Playing the first will have no effect on the sequel. In fact, it will even more refreshing and fun if its your first time into the apocalypse.
Best game I've played in a while. And the old-school difficulty slant actually makes it even more fun, somehow. It can get a bit frustrating, but it's also unbelievably rewarding.
This year I've actually asked for less games than I usually do. I've gotten into the habit of just buying them, and then only leaving a select few till Christmas.
This year I decided to ride out the storm and selected Dragon Age ad L4D2 as my sole gaming presents (Although that's not if for gaming related stuff thanks to the presence of a few Halo books!). Man, has it been hard waiting to play the both of them. Ah well, a month to go till I can enjoy the both of them - I'm sure the wait will only make them so much more enjoyable to play...
@Ursus-Veritas: My girlfriend has a very strict "No self-shopping" policy starting every September. Thus, any game that comes out between September 1 - December 25th HAVE to be received as gifts...or my bedroom life receives the ultimate Banhammer...
@deanbmmv: That's what I was thinking. Can't really make a gift guide based on that. I mean you either hand them the iTunes card and suggest the games to them, or you get an iTunes card and buy them yourself.....
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Then again, my friend and I give each other gifts that cost use exactly $0 dollars each year. She gave me a "fine" shampoo sample last year.
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Ratchet and Clank is a great platformer, something the ps3 needs more of.
Dragon age is a brutal RPG, not for the faint.
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i've gotten all of this year's blockbusters with my own money. i would actually be ecstatic if someone bought me a small bundle of older games, ones i haven't tried, like dead rising, indigo prophecy, beyond good & evil, etc., since all those games together could probably add up to a single fully priced game. i was thinking of doing something along those lines for my brother. just a matter of finding which games and for how much i suppose..
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MW2
Dragon Age: Origins
Borderlands
AC2
Now, if I was a REALLY good little boy this year, I'm hoping my girlfriend splurges a little on me and I find a PS3 under the tree...in which case I'd love to also get GoW Collection, since I never got a chance to play the originals.
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MW2 - I already have and L4D2, well I never played the first one so I'm not too eager to play the second one either.
Kind of pumped for AC2 though as it's getting amazing reviews and sounds like a lot of fun. My brother asked for it, so that's a plus.
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Best game I've played in a while. And the old-school difficulty slant actually makes it even more fun, somehow. It can get a bit frustrating, but it's also unbelievably rewarding.
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This year I decided to ride out the storm and selected Dragon Age ad L4D2 as my sole gaming presents (Although that's not if for gaming related stuff thanks to the presence of a few Halo books!). Man, has it been hard waiting to play the both of them. Ah well, a month to go till I can enjoy the both of them - I'm sure the wait will only make them so much more enjoyable to play...
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"Yeah, well, you wanted what you got just about as much as I did."
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Would you like to play again?
You have selected "No."
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I love and hate delays. I love them because I can actually afford them. I hate them because I can't play them yet...
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#speakup