Well I'm still looking forward to Mass Effect 3 and other future Bioware games. I'm hoping that Dragon Age 2 was just a misstep for Bioware. I also agree that Jade Empire was a bit of a misstep for Bioware (and I consider it their second worse game after Dragon Age 2) but I don't mind it as much because they were trying something different with it.
I think my post came off a little harsh. I'm just going to be a bit more cautiously optimistic about Bioware games in the future, especially about the Dragon Age games.
Jade Empire is actually one of my favorite BioWare games.
I wish we'd get a sequel.
I haven't completed the first yet as other games usually end up taking priority. I would like a sequel someday though.
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Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer for GC. 
Transformers WFC Multiplayer; both competitive and escalation are fun.
Been on Motorstorm Apocalypse all weekend. Extremely fun game. I've achieved 1st place in all the Rookie, Pro, and Veteran races, and now I'm working on completeing all the Hardcore races. Had a bit of a dabble on the MP, but only had a few races early on when I wasn't overly familiar with the tracks and everyone had better perks than me. Gonna have another bash on it this week now I know the tracks better.
Yeah I had a lot of fun playing the WFC MP. Too bad it's a bit buggy.
I finished Uncharted on the weekend, which was a great game! I haven't picked up the second one yet, but mean to at my earliest convenience.
Giving Red Dead Redemption another whirl. The game is so slow and hard to get rolling with; I got bored with it the first time around. I've been told 'it's just me,' so I thought I'd give it another go.
Giving Red Dead Redemption another whirl. The game is so slow and hard to get rolling with; I got bored with it the first time around. I've been told 'it's just me,' so I thought I'd give it another go.
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I'm playing NFS:Underground 2 right now, and I have to be honest; the graphics look poorer than the first NFS:Underground. I actually like the first one's play a little more, not to mention the force feedback I feel in NFS:U, which is strangely absent from NFS:U2.
Picked up Crysis2 the other night and I've been very happy with it. It is a gorgeous looking game and I like a lot of the game-mechanics changes that they've made over the first game. I like having speed and power automatically turn on for you and the peaking/ shooting over cover is pretty spiffy. I also think the required balance between stealth and full-out warfare is a good medium between the first game (can be done all stealth) and the expansion (stealth is border-line impossible). Stealth works a lot better in this game too. Tried the multiplayer a bit too, and that'll take a lot of getting used to. It's a lot faster paced than shooters that I normally play and I'm still trying to figure out how to properly balance stealth/ armor for best survivability.
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