These are the games that I have skipped on so far in 2010 that I hope to play sometime, hopefully soon!
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I don't own a PSP. That is the only reason I haven't picked up this game. I've played almost every Metal Gear Game (except the Ac!d titles) and hate that I'm missing out. I would pick up a PSP solely for this title but feel that Sony will announce the PSP2 or a PSP price drop at E3 this year. I can wait, but it hurts.
Like Jeff said no one has done a spy game right. They are usually all about action and skip out on what is essential to being a spy. It looks janky and that's why I'm waiting for a price drop. There's only so much jank that I will pay for.
I think we all need to experience this masterpiece for ourselves. Plus I want to know how painful the controls were for Vinny and Brad. Sure its $20 but I need sometime off from DP since watching both endurance runs. I really need to watch Twin Peaks.
I bought Red Steel pretty much around launch and hear the Red Steel 2 is a much more competent game. I do like the genre melding in this game of East and West aesthetics but I picked up Battlefield Bad Company 2 instead, which killed my PS3. Sad Face.
I played the Beta and didn't really get into it, but after watching TNT it changed my mind. I already picked up Split Second when it was on sale and will probably trade it in for Blur. Plus I already have a cart racing game in Modnation Racers, but I can;t make a creative track worth a shit.
I never played No More Heroes but like Red Steel 2 it was intriguing. It seems that Desperate Struggle is a more refined game than its predecessor, but like Red Steel 2 I picked up a different game, Mass Effect 2. I think that was worth the full price.
Is Heavy Rain a game? I'm not sure. I played the demo and also tried Indigo Prophecy but I couldn't see myself putting a lot of time into them. I do enjoy good storytelling and character development so I might try this when I have more time, after I graduate and find a job.
Conceptual this game sounded very interesting. It looked like the Rocketeer meshed with 50s Science Fiction. But I guess that concept was not enough to make a very good game. The demo didn't sell me on the game coupled with the poor reviews. But Nolan North still gets paid.
Once again I tried the Beta, and I did enjoy being a small cog in a large war machine. The only problem was the game required a lot of team communication and coordination which I didn't experience at all in the Beta. Everyone was going Lone Wolf, so maybe the numbers have thinned out and only the real players stayed.
I have always enjoyed post-apocalyptic game settings, let it be Fallout, Stalker or Borderlands. There's something about scrapping by to survive in a broken world that I enjoy. After watching the QL of Dave playing I decided that I can wait for a price drop.