I'm just getting into Alpha Protocol. It's like Splinter Cell only it's not lame and you can kill whoever you want without that much of a penalty other than having to kill a bunch of dudes

If it's better than Conviction, I'll take it. Conviction was too easy for me.

But I can't wait for the new Metal of Honor, COD Black Ops, Fallout New Vegas

Same here. Hopefully I will have enough money

Just bought Red Dead Redemption, it kicks Red Dead Revolver, Gun, and Call of Juarezs' asses times infinity.

Last new game I bought was Modern Warfare 2, I think. Due to my financial situation, I'm forced to focus only on games I *know* I'll like rather than what I call "wild cards" (games I'm not sure about) like Alpha Protocol, Red Dead Redemption, and such. Next one I plan to get is Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands (I'm a huge fan of the Sands of Time trilogy).

With Red Dead Redemption, the controls of some things take a little getting used to, but it plays exactly like GTA4 with most basic controls. Also, the game world is HUGE. I don't think I've ever had so much room to roam about in a game.

I find the multiplayer of the Modern Warfare series to be primitive and shallow.

I never buy games solely for multi-player. In fact, multi-player is completely secondary for me.

Just bought S.T.A.L.K.E.R Shadow of Chernobyl (again :mad:, my copy stopped working) and it's prequel, Clear Sky, on Amazon. The shipping cost more than the two games combined

Went to Fry's and got True Grit (watched it last night. John Wayne reminds me of my Grandfather, who is coincidentally a John Wayne fan), Big Jake, and Shogun Assassin (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0wQhiptQBE, tons of blood)