Don't hold your breath it's taken me, like, 2 years or something to get this far!!

Plants vs Zombies (PC)


I´ve had the demo for quite a while now, couple of years or so. It goes up to level 3-4 and then it begs for moneyz to continue. Well, screw that because I just downloaded a full version for free!
And that´s not all! It even highjacked the account I had on the demo, meaning I could just continue with level 3-5 and onwards directly with no need to start over!

Strange thing though, the Achievements are gone and so is making your own zombie. No big deal, but strange.



Edit: It seems the oldest PC version does not have Achievments so I guess that´s the one I got.

Just finished the Adventure part of P vs Z and thus I "beat" the game. Although now I've unlocked tons of puzzle levels and other stuff so I'll be quite busy with this game still. Good thing too, since it was so expensive...



Pretty fun, all in all. Expected the Adventure part to be a bit longer but I guess all the extra stuff makes up for it. Loved the credits btw and the end song

Pokemon Sun. Having lots of fun with it, might just be my favourite Pokemon game yet!

Gog.com is giving Neverwinter Nights Diamond edition away for free! But only until Saturday morning. Go get it now!

I'll be nabbing that just as soon as they send me the blasted security code they seem to want from me. And the Star Wars games caught my eye too, might have to pick up one of the X-Wing games.

Recently, I've been playing Skyrim, and now have the Legendary Edition Having more fun with it than I'd thought I would.

Skyrim isn't a bad game. It does some things quite well.

P vs Z


So, I have beaten Adventure mode, all mini-games, all puzzles and I´m doing serious progress in Survival mode. Think I have two left before Endless.


Not sure I want to complete everything though. I like that silver Sunflower

Not so much what I'm currently playing (which is Warframe), but Oblivion was added to the list of backwards compatible games on Xbox One last week. I think it's time I returned to Cyrodiil.

Well, I have just done everything there is to do in P vs Z now and gotten the Gold Sunflower. I also survived 22 flags in Survival Endless which I guess is pretty ok for a first try.


Money: ca 537.000

I've started up a new run of Xcom: Enemy Within.

Due to the quirks of the rng, the game seems to have changed slightly. Going by the fact that all but one of my starting soldiers are women, it seems the aliens are only interested in killing/abducting men...

I've have Xcom:EW, I've actually did quite alright in it. I had two colonels and one of them was my best sniper/squad leader and the other was my best field medic. I only lost three soldiers and sadly Duke Nukem was one of 'em.

Anyway for the game I'm playing I've decided to install Dead or Alive 5: Last Round Core Fighters on the PS4. Core Fighters is basically half demo/half actual game but you only have a few fighters to select from so you'll either have to buy each individual characters or buy the game outright. Still it's a fun game and I love DoA5 which is odd cause I tried DoA 4 and couldn't get into it but after playing the Nintendo 3DS version and got the hang of it I began enjoying it.

Dead or Alive...? Hehehehheeh

I prefer Tekken myself but DoA has its charms too

Just finished Dishono(u)red 2. Very much enjoyed it.

I played through the game as Emily, who has some really cool abilities. I also felt that the story seems to revolve around her moreso than Corvo, and it works pretty well - she's a good character.

Both your allies and enemies in the game are interesting and engaging, and the setting is great. I slightly preferred the dark, sinister streets of the first game but the level design in this one is much better.

Any fans of the first game will love this one, since it offers plenty of inventive missions, each with various ways to do things. Some characters also make a return appearance here, the main antagonist will be familiar to those who played the Knife of Dunwall and Brigmore Witches DLCs.

I'm definitely going to replay it as Corvo to see how things are different.

Khajiit prefers Soul Calibur!

By the Nine I miss that game, I had it on the 360 but no longer own one .


Anyway I bought an overseas game (my second Japanese Imported game) called Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana and it does play on US Vitas but you either need to know japanese or have a translator on your smart phone .

Really hoping Soul Calibur VI is announced this year.

I've been playing some Mass Effect 2. Because I'm on a sci-fi binge, and wanted something quick to play. Made my Shepard from Mass Effect into a Vanguard, turned the difficulty up to insane, and I plan to ride the madness all the way through to the end, in the hope that it will drown out the appalling main story.

If they can make SC6 like SC3 it could bring the series back, SC5 was alright but they could really have done better with the story mode. I mean we had new characters and not a darn thing was done to flush out their characters. Hopefully Namco has learned it's lesson, story mode for all characters.

Loved SC3. Soul Calibur 5 had the best "Create-a-Fighter" of the whole series, second place goes to 3's, and 4's was just a mess. The rest of SC5 though was just bad. Hated that they took away series longtimers and replaced them with crappy imitations of them. Honestly, if ever a game series needed a reboot, Soul Calibur definitely qualifies.

Some days ago I updated Minecraft to the current version. As is often the case following an update, I created a "putz around" world and have been playing it relatively hot and heavy ever since. I don't take such worlds overly seriously in that none contain a lick of artistic construction... only my primary Minecraft world ("Autocracy of Decrepia") attempts that. Nor do putz-around worlds last overly long. I usually play 'em until I've accomplished all the basics ... enchanted diamond armor and gear, full crop fields, full animal pens and so on. I then tend to lose interest and either return to Decrepia or move on to some other game.

This particular putz-around world had an interesting start. My avatar spawned within view of a village. The village contained a chest full of goodies... iron boots, iron helm, iron leggings, iron sword, iron pick, five iron bars, several gold bars, and a few odds & ends. That plus being able to harvest plenty of food from village fields gave me a great advantage over my normal starts. Problem was, it made me over confident. I elected to explore a cave complex right away and was destroyed by two zombies. This triggered a series of equipment recovery attempts, all destined to failure. By the time my avatar at last reached his death site his gear had despawned, leaving him with absolutely nothing (other than a leg up on food thanks to the village). Been amassing stuff the old faction way ever since, with much success, except when a creeper snuck up on my avatar as he chopped a tree. By then he was clad in full iron armor. I thought the creeper's blast would damage but not kill him. Wrong. On the plus side, item recovery was super easy. And miracle of miracle, the creeper blast didn't destroy a single item.

Before breaking for supper tonight my avatar had at last created an enchanting station, and put weak enchantments on his (still iron) armor, sword and bow. He also enclosed the village within fencing, though not before a zombie took out our one farmer. Have cow and chicken pens, and a tiny six-oak tree farm.

I'll likely get in another session tonight.

"Putz-around world," Do you eventually get snagged by one and begin to create the artistic in it like you did in Decrepia? And is that how Decrepia started originally? (Putzing around, then got inspired into the artistic perfection that became Decrepia?)

Khajiit loves Minecraft! This one plays on PS4 and likes the Steampunk and Chinese Mythology texture packs!

Still Borderlands 2- chasing challenges and trying to get Gaige the Mechromancer to level 50. Also started a Krieg the Psycho character (which I had not anticipated doing- but... it was there, so I did).

Finished Uncharted: Drake's Fortune during the Christmas break... I think I have had it for over a year (it came bundled with the PS4). Now on to Among Thieves and Drake's Deception. I test-drove Uncharted 4: A Thief's End from Redbox. It looks quite lovely- lives up to the PS4's capabilities.

I really need to get back to that at some point. I completed the game once with Zer0, then got wrecked by everything when I took him into TVHM. Think I'll have to try Axton, just for the turrets.

Assuming I don't go bouncing right back into Borderlands 2, I'm hopping back and forth between Pokemon Moon, Skyrim, and Mass Effect 2 at the moment. Scrapped the Vanguard in ME2. It was fairly amusing, but point-blank shotgunning just isn't my style. Started over with an Infiltrator instead, much better fit for me

And my Skyrim character's a bit of an oddball. He calls himself a Tactician: heavy armour, one-handed, destruction, illusion, alchemy. He might pick up another skill or two along the way, I don't know.

Been playing Ys: Memories of Celceta and Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana (a japanese import) on my Vita. I'm enjoying both games .

Currently playing the old Kingdom Under Fire games. Man they were fun. Very challenging with a blend of RTS and third person fighting. The story was excellent too with plenty of twists and turns to keep you entertained between strategically positioning your units (lest ye be destroyed) to support eachother and personally hacking away hordes of your enemies.

Sadly the series was handed off to another developer that went with some really poor choices and the last game was totally different from the old ones. It was so bad I never played more than thirty minutes of it. It was a mindless hack and slash with no armies or varied unit types. It was, simply put, a terrible game.

That said, the old ones really are great games worthy of playing.

On an unrelated note, I am really looking forward to the new Mass Effect game. I don't get excited too much about new games over the last few years but Mass Effect games (and Bioware in general) have always been strong performers.

Finally got the "For the Hoard" challenge completed with Gaige. (Thank you, Zaford Cash Stash). Now to get her to (and probably past) level 50 to see if I can beat Terramorphous. If so- it will be a first.

Morrowind MQ completed (only with one character, I'm running several), so Tribunal gets turned on next.

Actually Clark and his two companions already have it, as it was required by the companion code, but nothing has shown yet.

First time, eh? What did you think of it?

It did at least seem climactic, although it walked a fine line between saying "you're done now" and implying there was still work to do, and you could keep playing.

The use of a hard-to-access location helps. You have to go there, and in Oblivion it came to you. Skyrim got back to the formula with Skuldhavn and Sovngarde, and that helped.

I've done the games in an odd order: Oblivion, Daggerfall, Skyrim, Arena, Morrowind. Oblivion was "current" when I started on Elder Scrolls, and Skyrim wasn't out yet. Morrowind had disappeared from the stores, but Daggerfall was a free download. Skyrim I avoided for a long time because of Steam, and I bought the Anthology to play Morrowind. However, on Win 8, I found it unplayable (no cursor), and took up Skyrim (and Arena) instead. Morrowind got its chance when Win 10 cured the compatibility issues.

Since adding Diablita and Angeline to the game as a companions mod has turned on the Tribunal DLC, I've just had my first DB attacks and am embarking on a side-trip to stop that.

I gather that this should be a minimal visit to Mournhold, until the character has a few more levels, so we'll get back to regular Morrowind stuff asap.

Man Morrowind is fun. I need to get it on PC so I can update the graphics and replay it again.

It is still my most nostalgic gaming experience and I love it.

Same here.

Don't rush, wait until I have my mod done!

I started another character to test the dual-companion mod start (find them in a shipwreck) and the new Orc has had a couple of DB assassins already by level 2. A visit to Mournhold to say "no thank you" is up soon.

I gave Morrowind a shot a while back, but got distracted from it afterwards. Need to give it another go.

Funny thing, I played Morrowind before Oblivion but I didn't make the connection between the games until years later.

Lol, say what?

I played Morrowind at a friend's house and some years later I got Oblivion, thus starting my obsession with it. But it never occurred to me the two games belonged to the same series until a few years of Oblivion gaming. Only then I rememberd having played Morrowind and so Oblivion wasn't my first ES game after all

Ooooooh ok, lol, now Khajiit understands how you could've done that. Please excuse this one, he has a tendency to expect that everyone bought Morrowind for themselves the first time they played it, fell in love with the game, and sought out all future Elderscrolls titles based on their love of Morrowind.

The always walking speed bothers me in MW. Too used to jogging speed as the norm.

Add in the lack of fast travel - except for a few destinations - and the whole game consists of walking between places, with a few interruptions.

I've made it worse by adding companions, as they can't follow when you use Recall, or the Intervention spells. They do use the boats, silt-striders, and guild guide with the player.

I can deal with no fast travel, but that walking pace really got to me. Maybe there's a mod for that...

This one believes that there is a mod for that. Might also check the ini to see if it could be controlled from there.

Because Cain was on my case of my own, free will I plugged in my Sega Mega Drive (Genesis) console tonight and played some.


First up was the first Sonic game. Pretty much as I remember it; very colourful and speedy

Second game was Sunset Riders, my fave for the system. Got up to the final boss but since I am heavily out of practice I didn't beat him. Took way too many hits prior to him.

Then the main event; Sonic Compilation. A game I've always had but never tried. Turns out it has the first two Sonic games on it plus one called Dr Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine, a puzzle game.


Didn't know I had the second Sonic game which many consider being the best. Kinda neat

The game went straight into your collection without you even trying it out? BWAAHAA!

Yeah, pretty much. I focused on my NES and Gameboy

There is also Sonic 3, and Sonic and Knuckles.