Currently Playing in 2014....

The second.

Okay, I think at that point you've already got Dust Storm (The power thing that spins the sword and allows you to use Fidgets projectiles better). There should be a purple fruit hanging somewhere in the area with that rock with yellow bits in it.



If you use Dust Storm with the fruit on screen it'll become detached and float around. You can use Dust Storm further to move the fruit about. The fruit is explosive, so once you've got it floating, go use Dust Storm next to the rock with the yellow bits to guide it to hit it and blow it up. I think that should get you on the right track.

Unfortunately there's none of those fruits I can use for it. I'll take some screenshots of the area when I'm next playing to show you where I am but there's not anything I can do or use in the area other than that yellow door. I think it's a door that needs crystal things to open, the resonate crystals I think they're called, but I've only got blue so far.

Been playing the whole of Dawn of War 2 over the Christmas period. At first was a bit aprehensive about only select squads and levelling them rather than base building but after 25-hours I'm absolutely loving it.

Almost finished the final mission of Chaos Rising which I'll continue and finish tonight before jumping into Retribution. Liking the sound of Retribution with the different playable races for the main campaign.

How much better is Assasins Creed 4 to Assasins Creed 3? cos I hated AC3...

Photek wrote:How much better is Assasins Creed 4 to Assasins Creed 3? cos I hated AC3...

Never got round to 3, but what I've played of 4 (first few hours) is the best AC I've experienced. Lots of people seem to think 4 is much better than 3.

HSH28 wrote:

Photek wrote:How much better is Assasins Creed 4 to Assasins Creed 3? cos I hated AC3...

Never got round to 3, but what I've played of 4 (first few hours) is the best AC I've experienced. Lots of people seem to think 4 is much better than 3.

Might pick up XB1 version then to tide me over till TitanFall.

I'm really enjoying AC4, I've never played the previous entries to compare though. The pirate element is the best thing about it, sailing in the stormy seas with lightning above you is something I've never experienced in a game before and it's brilliant. Lots of optional stuff to do so could last you some time if you want to see everything.

Photek wrote:Assasins

Adam Ash wrote:I'm really enjoying AC4, I've never played the previous entries to compare though. The pirate element is the best thing about it, sailing in the stormy seas with lightning above you is something I've never experienced in a game before and it's brilliant. Lots of optional stuff to do so could last you some time if you want to see everything.

Just watched a video and it looks amazing....plus it doesnt have the 10hr crap hand holding that AC3 has at the start apparantly. Hmmmm.....

Saints Row IV - I am genuinely surprised by how much I am enjoying this. Given its generation from a planned dlc for SR3, I wasn't expecting it to be so much fun. So many funny moments and I like the way it uses the events of the past games without retconning anything. It might not be as impressive on a technical level as gta5, but I think it is a better game.

Photek wrote:

Adam Ash wrote:I'm really enjoying AC4, I've never played the previous entries to compare though. The pirate element is the best thing about it, sailing in the stormy seas with lightning above you is something I've never experienced in a game before and it's brilliant. Lots of optional stuff to do so could last you some time if you want to see everything.

Just watched a video and it looks amazing....plus it doesnt have the 10hr crap hand holding that AC3 has at the start apparantly. Hmmmm.....

It's a great game. There is loads to do too, should tide you over nicely for a couple of months to get 100%.

Photek wrote:

Adam Ash wrote:I'm really enjoying AC4, I've never played the previous entries to compare though. The pirate element is the best thing about it, sailing in the stormy seas with lightning above you is something I've never experienced in a game before and it's brilliant. Lots of optional stuff to do so could last you some time if you want to see everything.

Just watched a video and it looks amazing....plus it doesnt have the 10hr crap hand holding that AC3 has at the start apparantly. Hmmmm.....

Best of all the xbox one games I've bought.

Been playing the original Bioshock as I continue to work my way through my Steam library. I have been on and off with this game since 2008, first on 360 and now PC and I'm determined to finally get it polished off so I can move onto something a bit more recent. Got to say I'm really enjoying it though, still not the biggest fan of the combat (or the health system) but it's incredibly atmospheric and Rapture is a fantastic world to explore.

Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers

Another forgotten about Humble Bundle game. I highly recommend it if you have a spare couple of hours and want to try a clever and fun physics based platform puzzler. The gameplay mainly consists of using a laser to carve (Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance style) bits and pieces out of rocks, pillars and walls and a hookshot to drag them around to create pathways or open avenues to allow you to progress. It is a slice of genius.

Also played a bit of Revenge of the Titans, a pretty good Tower Defence game.

Just started replaying Eternal Darkness. It's pretty fun but boy has it aged badly.

Beyond Two Souls

Playing through this with the missus. Not that bad, better then I thought

MGS

First time playing it, it's good..

Kind of addicted to Injustice at the moment...

...on iOS.

I can't stop playing Plants vs Zombies on 360. Hugo how the heck did you afford that gold house?
Also Charlie Murder - it's tricky to start with, then you start getting decent gear. Party time. Art style is awesome. As a fighter?...Yeah it's good.

I've started playing Layton and Pandora's Box through my 3DS XL and Beat Sneak Bandit on the iPad, gently easing myself into a new game year. I only played Curious Village a year ago and was a bit worried it would be too soon, but thoroughly enjoyed the opening of Pandora's box and already looking forward to be able to spend all evening with it.