Batman: Arkham city and Assassins creed revelations.

Love Assassins creed. Ezio is the man. Although he's old now.

I've played it and loved it. I even have the OST for Bit.trip Runner on my PC.

Also, for people asking if L.A. Noire is worth it, I'd say it's only good for one playthrough. After that, I got extremely bored of trying to do anything else in the game. There's literally zero replay value.

Is revelations any different from the other AC games?

I've played it a bit and it plays much like the previous games. There's a strategic minigame where you defend assassin HQs against soldiers and then there's zip-lines you can latch onto with your new hook-blade. That's the only new stuff I've seen a couple of hours into the game.

Mass Effect 3 demo made me happy.

Even if the running animation is a bit dumb looking.

I'm glad I'm not alone here. I love it more and more every time I play it. So addictive.

Mentioned that I play FIFA quite regularly on this thread. It's a really rewarding game because you can play with 10 other guys, all communicating at the same time, against a team of 11 other guys.

It's definitely addictive. I always feel like "NO! I have to do it PERFECTLY!"

Also, my girlfriend ordered this for me, for Valentine's Day. So Happy.

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I finished this gem last month and still can't get the "I always kill the things I love" song out of my head. The game has some issues but the story is great, characters are memorable and you can skip all action sequences if you don't want to curse at the game for being broken (There's this one chase I had to do over like 20 times, it gets frustrating at times). Plus despite considering myself a gaming veteran and not-as-dumb-as-i-look, I still sentenced quite a few innocent men to the chair.
And to be at least a bit on topic: I'm currently during my 2nd Witcher 2 playthrough, this time I sided with Scoiatael, not mr Roche. This game is still the best looking game on pc to date and is among the best cRPG games.
Yac.

I've recently been making a list of highly recommended PC adventure/rpg from various sources to play and this game is on the list. The list I have is way too big, but what is so good about the Witcher game?