These days it's all fighting games. BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend is my most played game, no contest, but I've gotten back into Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Reload and Street Fighter III: Third Strike, and Persona 4 Arena is a new love. Darkstalkers Resurrection, DiveKick, and Skullgirls are high on the priority list of games to get. I love the little things that can turn the tides of a round, a perfectly-timed parry or a quick throw when the opponent can't escape it. I'll be stuck with these for a while, too, since Chrono Phantasma and Guilty Gear Xrd are going to be PlayStation exclusive.
I'm also playing Dota 2 more and more, plus Civilization V when the girlfriend asks to play, and Oblivion is always a great fallback. PC gaming's nice, but since my only computer is a terrible, terrible laptop, it's generally not too viable. Not to mention playing fighting games on PC tends to be the worst thing ever.
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These days it's all fighting games. BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend is my most played game, no contest, but I've gotten back into Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Reload and Street Fighter III: Third Strike, and Persona 4 Arena is a new love. Darkstalkers Resurrection, DiveKick, and Skullgirls are high on the priority list of games to get. I love the little things that can turn the tides of a round, a perfectly-timed parry or a quick throw when the opponent can't escape it. I'll be stuck with these for a while, too, since Chrono Phantasma and Guilty Gear Xrd are going to be PlayStation exclusive.
I'm also playing Dota 2 more and more, plus Civilization V when the girlfriend asks to play, and Oblivion is always a great fallback. PC gaming's nice, but since my only computer is a terrible, terrible laptop, it's generally not too viable. Not to mention playing fighting games on PC tends to be the worst thing ever.