I'm playing Demon's Souls and Maneater is **FUCKING LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE BULLSHIT**

For all people kvetch and moan about Flamelurker, at least you can come back at a higher level if you're too dumb to use a weapon with magic damage. Maneater just kicks you off the fuckin bridge and you're dead no matter what! God! GOD!!!

It's so good. I can't think of the last time I've been so amped for a DS game and actually had it deliver.

Dante's Inferno on...  Zealot, I think (the middle difficulty) -- Stuck on the last jump puzzle in Gluttony due to the game being an asshole.  I jump off of my scythe-swing point, I'm on top of the rope I need to jump to, it prompts me to jump onto the rope, I hit the button, and My scythe grabs the previous jump.  If I double jump, its a 50/50 chance that I die, or it does the same thing.

EDIT: I died here a few times, and it suggested I lower the difficulty.  How would that help the platforming trouble at all?

Uncharted 2 on Hard --Got to the part after you explore the temple in Tibet and just beat the Two Yetis, back in the village fighting people with M4's armed with a crossbow with 4 shots.

No More Heroes 2 -- Mild, just beat...  The Zombie guy, I think.  The last two bosses weren't as annoying as the first 2 ranked ones.

edgeworth time y'alls

I was playing Mass Effect but got bored, thinking of getting Dark Sector, what do you guys think?

Fallout 3 autoaim makes sniper bullets miss. I really don't see the logic there at all.

i had a similar problem in one of the max paynes in which the autoaim messed up your lead adjustments. i thought i was really bad at it until i took that off and suddenly i was headshottin dudes across the map with the desert eagle

I'm playing through Dark Cloud 2 for the second time. Well the first time I didn't quite finish it. My ps2 is still the most played console I own.

Sim City 4! Oh I love Sim City games!

I just beat Risen.

Man, what an incredibly terrible ending to a pretty okay game. The physics were wobbly throughout the game, but the basic idea was there. But man, the ending.. wow.

I didn't beat Risen. I got up to the part where you had to find the five pieces of armor to kill the last boss or whatever. The first chapter of the game was fun and pretty Gothic but the rest of the game was boring and irrelevant. In order to find the five armor pieces, you have to find the five other things, which requires you to find the five gravestones and along the way you can find the five skeleton rings. It creates a cool atmosphere in the first chapter and then doesn't do anything with it by not representing the passage of time when your chapter changes. The world is static in a game that is entirely about the world. Nothing changes.