Silent Hill: Homecoming: It's graphically pretty bland, it isn't all that scary and the atmosphere isn't half as good as the older games. The combat is fun though and the voice acting is pretty good. It's an alright game overall, it just needed a larger budget and a team that could work with less resources and still make an impressive looking game (From Software, Platinum, some Eastern European developer).
Borderlands: Still slowly moving through the game because it's fun to play, but its lack of a plot, interesting characters, environment variety and enemy variety is really holding me back from putting more than a couple of hours into it at a time.
Dead Nation: Replaying it as the girl, it's a pretty rad game that's pretty fun to play, but it could use more frequent checkpoints.
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2: The first game was boring and so is the second game, it's just repetitive as hell and hasn't got anything to pull me along. I played it for a bout 2 hours and I'm going to put it down for now, doubt I'll get back to it.
Sega and Sonic All Stars Racing: I'm still trying to get all the environments and characters, it's a fun game and a fantastic fan service package for SEGA fans. It's also really pretty.
I also just picked up Alpha Protocol, Enchanted Arms,Need for Speed: Undercover and Gran Turismo 5. I'm looking forward to playing Alpha Protocol, I doubt I'll even touch the rest.
Just so everyone knows, I don't play games that often, but I do jump between games a lot unless I'm really into it. I've finished Resistance 3, Gears 3 and Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 just in the last couple of weeks and I finished each one of them in about a six hours each (Gaiden was probably about eight). They're all highly recommended and all for different reasons.
Bet with Conegamer and AussieGecko that the PS3 will have more exclusives in 2011 than the Wii or 360... or something.
