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Just finished Shadow of the Colossus on PS3 :) And before that Final Fantasy VI on PS1, I loved the FF franchise until the XII chapter.

Apart from the occasional retro game I don't play much at the moment, mostly because my PC is no longer up to date and also modern games have become a bit boring to me. I still like NBA 2K and rally games, a few years ago I played every mainstream adventure-RPG (Assassin's Creed, Fallout, Dragon Age and stuff) but the last one was Skyrim. I liked it very much so I guess I'll play the next Elder Scrolls when it comes out.

Online competitive games are much more interesting to me and I'd love to try different MOBAs but I'm forcing myself not to 'cause I can't stand being a casual player and I know I'd lose my life trying to be the best that I can in more than a couple of games. Same thing goes for card games, both online and physical. I tried a bit of Duelyst, Spellweaver, Force of Will, Vanguard and one day I know I'll pick up Magic: The Gathering again.

 

 DON'T do the moba's if you're competitive ;)

Also - your sig made me chuckle, so thanks for that saitama

 

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Everyone in this thread so didn't list netrunner needs to check that game out.  It is an amazing card game,  and since it's a lcg,  you don't have to sink tons of money into it to play.  The only real drawback is it being aphysical card game,  so you have to engage in actual social interaction to play. 

Just finished Shadow of the Colossus on PS3 :) And before that Final Fantasy VI on PS1, I loved the FF franchise until the XII chapter.

Apart from the occasional retro game I don't play much at the moment, mostly because my PC is no longer up to date and also modern games have become a bit boring to me. I still like NBA 2K and rally games, a few years ago I played every mainstream adventure-RPG (Assassin's Creed, Fallout, Dragon Age and stuff) but the last one was Skyrim. I liked it very much so I guess I'll play the next Elder Scrolls when it comes out.

Online competitive games are much more interesting to me and I'd love to try different MOBAs but I'm forcing myself not to 'cause I can't stand being a casual player and I know I'd lose my life trying to be the best that I can in more than a couple of games. Same thing goes for card games, both online and physical. I tried a bit of Duelyst, Spellweaver, Force of Will, Vanguard and one day I know I'll pick up Magic: The Gathering again.