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Really good game, beat it last month.

I'm playing Death Jr. on the PSP and I just picked up Ratchet and Clank Up Your Arsenal today since it got promoted to the Greatest Hits Collection.

i beat all the mgs games cept ac!d so im curently working on:

Metal Gear Ac!d

Project Snowblind

Gunbound (a free game for the comp thats played online. its awesome. for more info go to softnyx.net)

And those are the major games that im workin on

In no particular order:

* BloodRayne 2 - got it yesterday. :cool:

* Unreal Tournament 2004 - speaks for itself.

* Colin McRae Rally 05 - simply the best rally game.

* Legacy of Kain: Defiance - awesome game, close to finishing it.

* Silent Hill 4 - i love the silent hill games.

* GTA: San Andreas - got boring, but I still play it sometimes.

* Warcraft III the Frozen Throne - never get's boring.i love it.

Call of Duty (Original) -- Love it, singleplayer and multiplayer is awsome.

Unreal Tournament 2004 -- Nothing, I repeat nothing beats onslaught on Torlan.

FarCry -- Upgraded from a 9200 PCI to a 9600 AGP so I'm playing around with it.

God of War -- Awsome game, very rage-filled, very brutal, just overall disturbingly violent, but fun. -- Always keep that in mind. :D

And I think that's all. Well, of course not until Ratchet: Dreadlocked comes out. I've played the previous 3 and loved them so much as to buy all armor, all weapons, all ship upgrades, all the golden/platinum bolts, all the minigames, and yes, all the sewer crystals on the third one. <-- Took a l :D ong time for that one ;)

Americas Army - Bridge Crossing map (In General AA is what modern day FPS should try and be)

Battlefield 2 - Not to much since I can only tolerate its numerous bugs for about an hour (Then I play more AA)

Guild Wars - My first RPG ever so far enjoying every minute of it

Need For Speed Underground 2 - I enjoy the free roaming world and on the fly dragging

Half-Life 2 - When I just feel like something completely different (Not one for sci-fi games, especially not sci-fi fps but its an ok game for the 5 minutes I play at a time)

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