[SideswipePrime]

Playing through Skyrim, just trying to level up and get some more shouts. I got a PS3 recently, but I don't have any games for it, since it came with The Last of Us, and much like Brainchild and The Walking Dead...I really don't want it, so if anyone's interested hit me up.

[GoseiWonder]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

Playing through Skyrim, just trying to level up and get some more shouts. I got a PS3 recently, but I don't have any games for it, since it came with The Last of Us, and much like Brainchild and The Walking Dead...I really don't want it, so if anyone's interested hit me up.

Want any suggestions for PS3 games to try?

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by GoseiWonder

Want any suggestions for PS3 games to try?

YES PLEASE! That would be much appreciated, kind sir.

[Klonoahedgehog]

Almost done with the first court section of case 2 of DD.
I need something else to play.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

YES PLEASE! That would be much appreciated, kind sir.

What kind of games are you interested in?

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

What kind of games are you interested in?

Pretty much anything (Nothing really dark, or violent, or gory, however and I'm not really into FPSs). I already know some things I want to get like Tales of Xillia, Kamen Rider Battride War 2, and Gundam Extreme Vs. Full Boost. If anyone's got any specific JRPGs they want to recommend, that'd be cool. Also, since I have both a 2 and a 3 now...which Ratchet and Clank game would you guys recommend I get?

[GoseiWonder]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

YES PLEASE! That would be much appreciated, kind sir.

For actual games: The InFamous series, the Uncharted series, Arkham Asylum, Driver San Francisco, the Assassins Creed series, Sonic All Stars Racing Transformed, virtually any LEGO licensed games, and the Ratchet and Clank Collection (first 3 games in the series).

For Playstation Store games: Jet Set Radio, the first 3 Spyro Games, and InFamous: Festival of Blood

Though that's just what I've played. I'm kinda boring that way.

Though since you also want JRPGs, Ni no Kuni. I haven't played it, but I hear it's good.

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by GoseiWonder

For actual games: The InFamous series, the Uncharted series, Arkham Asylum, Driver San Francisco, the Assassins Creed series, Sonic All Stars Racing Transformed, virtually any LEGO licensed games, and the Ratchet and Clank Collection (first 3 games in the series).

For Playstation Store games: Jet Set Radio, the first 3 Spyro Games, and InFamous: Festival of Blood

Though that's just what I've played. I'm kinda boring that way.

I've been wanting to play Uncharted, which one would you recommend? I would say I could get Batman and Lego games on my 360, but I'm running horrendously low on Hard Drive space on that thing, since I've had it since 2006.

I also loved Spyro as a kid. Good to know it's on the Playstation store.

EDIT: Ni No Kuni, huh? Ok. Oh man...I just realized...Matrix is going to tell me Okami and Veiwtiful Joe, isn't he?

[Matrixbeast]

Always.
Always.
Always.
Get Okami. The HD is so godlike~

I can't think of a fighting game to suggest, unfortunately...

[ComicGuy89]

I'd recommend getting the Journey Collector's Edition (retail disc) that includes Flow and Flower. These games may not be particularly long, but I felt the beauty and majesty of these titles were more than worth the money spent. Journey is possibly the most beautiful game I've played in the last few years.

You play a wanderer wandering through a desert, and occasionally you come across another wanderer, who is a random player somewhere in the world. Both of you can only communicate by repeating one musical note. You can't chat, play music, voice message, anything. You won't even know the user's name for the duration of the game.

If you're lucky, both of you will travel the journey together, and help each other out. I can't begin to say what a visceral experience this is, bonding with a silent partner as both of you transcend verbal communication to travel together. It was quite emotional for me, especially at the end.