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[RedAuthar]

Anyone ever play "Guerilla Warfare" for the Arcade? That was an epic game for it's time.

Not the NES version. It sucked.

[GamemasterAnthony]

I wonder if Cadesh was ever released for a home system?

First time I've ever seen an RPG for the arcade. (No...the D&D arcade game does NOT count.)

[DLTN]

The original Fatal Fury was ace too, with its co op mode at the arcades. Pricey though, and a shame co op did'nt make it to home versions.

[RedAuthar]

As much as it is fun for players to brutally kill, beat-up, or destroy each other it is also fun for players to team up and work together through the course of the game. Almost all the old games had a Player Two option, most of the new games your lucky to have a two-player that isn't online vs. mode.

[DLTN]

Its run by unofficial servers now, but I started playing Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst.
Fun times, reminds me of the Dreamcast days.

[LegacyElite84]

Anyone still play or played Chromehounds? It gets quite lonely after Sega had to kill yet another good creation.

[Tristan Palmgren]

I picked up my first tourney deck for Magic: The Gathering. Black-red vampires. It's pretty intense to play; plenty of interesting decisions.

[GamemasterAnthony]

You play Magic too, Tristan? I actually picked up the two Premium decks recently: Slivers and Fire & Lightning.

Both are pretty interesting, I must say. Especially Slivers since it's a five color deck.

[acstrife]

Games I have been playing on occasional weekends with friends is Twilight Imperium, and Arkham Horror.

[Inhibitor]

I've been sinking in hours into Dead Space 2 lately. And its scary, but not THAT scary. You'll definitely get nervous as you're walking along and you start to hear echoes and screeches, Then a zombie'll jump on your back out of nowhere. You'll tend to get more anxious and nervous then actually getting scared, but theres still a bunch of surprises that'll give you a jolt.

[Tristan Palmgren]

You play Magic too, Tristan? I actually picked up the two Premium decks recently: Slivers and Fire & Lightning.

Both are pretty interesting, I must say. Especially Slivers since it's a five color deck.

I mostly play online, but, yeah, I've been playing pretty frequently since summer.

Much easier to play online when you don't live near many card shops.

[Bakuda]

I started playing Phoenix Wright again...I just wish they would port the rest of the games to my iPod =(

[DLTN]

Still have my friends PS3 and finished Metal Gear 4. Its a good film... Because out of the 17 and a half hrs playtime I had, only about 5 of them were actual gameplay I think.

[GamemasterAnthony]

Just got Marvel Vs. Capcom 3

I have to admit, though...seeing Arthur as a playable is a bit of a mind*BLEEP* since he was originally just a special move in the first MvC. Though...for some reason I do fear we will be seeing the man running around in his skivvies once his health dips below a certain level.

[RedAuthar]

MARVEL VS CAPCOM 3!

[DLTN]

Got Marvel Vs Capcom 3 too, Its awesome!

[Bakuda]

Just started re-playing one of my all-time favorite games. Chrono Trigger. Great plot...great characters...gotta love it! Ahh...the classics...

[Morgan]

Dragon Age Origins Awakening! Not bad. Enjoyable thus far, though so far not as fun as Origins. And I do miss Alistair. But the henchmen available in Awakening are fun at times. I'm glad Oghren is in Awakening too. He's one of my favorite henchmen and Anders isn't so bad. Anders reminds me of a drier version of Alistair.

[Inhibitor]

After designing the track for over 5 hours in game time, I present to you all the longest, hardest, craziest track you can EVER find in Trackmania United, Castle Grounds.

Personal record: 14 minutes, 36 seconds.

[RedAuthar]

Trying to rebeat Banjo Kazooie and Tooie between Beating the living tar out of Galactus in MVC3.