Zelda: Skyward Sword

Pretty good, controls were a bit awkward at first, but still a great game.

"Age of Wonders" from the GOG promo. I love fantasy turn-based, so I thought I'd give it a go.

So I bought "Dear Esther".

What a beautiful piece of interactive fiction. A haunting and despondent tale of love and loss. Wonderful and well worth the $10 imho.

Stonez-Dear Esther does sound good, but I'll probably wait till it goes on sale.

The Amazon and gamersgate sales really sucked me in, and I bought Spellforce Platinum, Majesty Gold, Faery: Legends of Avalon, LOST: Via Domus, Darksiders, and The Witcher 2. :crazy:

I was debating Mirror's Edge, but decided against it, and also bought the book that The Witcher was based on. No eating for Fantasysci5 for awhile...

EDIT: And now add "Lord of the Rings: Conquest" to that list. Someone needs to stop me.

Ohh man! U bought Lost and Faery: Legends of Avalon? They are baaaad games:frown:
Witcher 2 though, is amazing, although not as good as the first one imo

Mirror's Edge would've been much better than Lost. (I'm saying that as a fan of the show too. ;)) I've heard great things about The Witcher games, though. I'll probably get around to them eventually... maybe...

Haha, yeah, me too - I loved Lost as a tv show, but the game itself is totally lacking.

But, the Witcher games - they are just amazing, very immersive. The only minus point has to be the voice acting - those accents are just horrendous. Half the time, you never know if they are english, irish, european or just a ridiculous mix of all three
But gameplay-wise, its very innovative

I bought LOST because I was a fan before the show went to crap, and I was playing the demo and felt very nostalgic. It was only $2.49-sih, so if it's bad, I shouldn't be out a lot of money.

I bought Faery because I love turn-based strategy (like Kings Bounty), and it looked pretty cool, getting to have dragons on your side and stuff. Why is it bad?

I'm playing through the first Witcher right now, and loving it!

I looked at a trailer for it, and all that running...I was getting dizzy. I don't think it's the game for me, and I was a LOST fan too, so I have to have said I at least tried the game. :P

Yeah, I love everything about The Witcher except for I tend to miss some of the smaller quests and not be able to go back and do them (I'm the type of person who wants to see and do everything). That, and I don't usually read the backstory of the locations or glossary. I bought the book it was based on, though, so maybe that will help.

You probably made the right call about Mirror's Edge then, since that's basically the entirety of the game. Damn good, but there's not much you can do if it makes you sick. There's stuff to like in the Lost game too, like the flashback photography sections. Just don't go in expecting a masterpiece. :D

I bought Faery too because I like the turn-based RPG, and I really wanted to like Faery. For me, it was let down by the control system more than anything, especially the flying aspect, which seems to be a large part of the game.
I don't know, I'm running it on a brand new pc but everything seemed overesensitive, even after I messed with the settings.

I'm actually tempted to reinstall it and give it another go. Maybe I can get past the control system and focus on the game a bit more.

Possibly I was being a bit over the top when I said it was bad - its just not a great game. Average maybe....

But I'm glad you're enjoying The Witcher - its a great game, and you really need to read everything - it really improves your enjoyment of the game.
Witcher 2 though, is a different story, and while its still a good game, they changed the control/fighting system drastically. I know many people have complained about this. But if you can get past that, then I'm sure you will enjoy it too.

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Won it on eBay for as little as £6.50! :D

If you like Hotel Dusk, make sure to get the sequel Last Window too! It's at least as good, if not better!

Convince Nintendo to release it in North America!

Import it! ;)

999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors didn't get a European release. Didn't stop me from importing and playing it...

I intend too. It's on my 'list of things to get'. :)

Jelous. Going to be a while til I get to play it.

I'm Commander Shepard and this is my favourite passtime for the next few weeks:

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@ Dusty: I take it you liked the first Phoenix Wright? :D

How can you tell!? :crazy: :P

But yes, I do (I'm still finishing off the first one). :) They're repetitive, but in a good way; I never tire of coming back for more. And I agree with you about the funny dialogue.