any good games that I don't have ?

[Bluesharky]

I could really use a new game to play. one that is fun,has a great story, and I don't know whats coming. know any like that ?

[Nate DaZombie]

It would help if you told us what systems you have.

[ccgr]

Deus Ex

[ArchAngel]

Platform? Budget? Genres?

[Nate DaZombie]

M-rated? T-rated?

[DeadManReedeemed]

The actual name of the games you have and the systems you own? We kinda need detail.

[Bluesharky]

OK the Platforms I have are PC N64 GC wii DS 3DS and PS2 (also GBA but I don't have anything to play the games on ).

As for what I want I like RPG platform adventure puzzle and that are rated E to some T and NO M.

I hope that helps

[Sstavix]

If you like turn-based RPGs, you may want to check out Spiderweb Software's collection of games. The Avernum series is where they began (actually, Exile, but Avernum is the sequel / remakes), and the newest version of the first Avernum game is pretty good.

In addition, the folks at the Humble Bundle just added a few games to their latest offering, including Spiderweb Software's Avadon: The Black Fortress. So it might be a cheap way to get familiar with the products they have to offer. And if you don't like it, you'll still be able to get a whole bunch of other games at the same price - pretty much whatever you chose to pay when you got the bundle!

This is for Windows and Mac machines, but the Humble Bundle I liked above (and the games in it) also work for Android devices and Linux. Options are good.

If you're more for an action RPG, check out Torchlight and Torchlight 2, unless you've got those already.

[Drewsov]

Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King for PS2.

[Nate DaZombie]

It's a bit heavy on grinding, but I found Rogue Galaxy for the PS2 to be decent enough, and I've been told the Dot.hack series is pretty interesting.

[JOJ650s]

I think I can help recommend some games.

For the DS there is the,
-The Professor Layton series. (These are by far my most favorite DS and Puzzle games. )
I also would recommend playing them in order of release.
The Curious Village, The Diabolical Box, then the Unwound Future.
Though there is also a prequel trilogy, starting with the Specter, and then Miracle Mask, and then the last game which is not out yet.

The first three games shouldn't cost much now,
so that might be the place place to start,
if you wanted to give this series a try.

Just make sure to save Unwound Future till after you beat the Curious Village, and Diabolical Box. (Well, at least one of those. XD)

[Nate DaZombie]

Just realized you said DS, go buy Chrono Trigger and Radiant Historia. Do it now.

[DeadManReedeemed]

For Wii:

Super Smash Bros. BRAWL

Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity

Sonic and the Black Knight

Sin and Punishment: Star Successor

Mario Strikers: Charged

Metroid: Other M

Metroid Prime: Trilogy

Spectrobes: Origins

For PS2:

The Bouncer

Street Fighter EX3

Sonic Heroes

Sonic Riders

Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity (depending on what system you prefer to play it on)

DragonBall Z Budokai Tenkaichi 2 and 3

Kingdom Hearts series

for 3DS:

Rhythm Thief and the Emperor's Treasure

Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing: Transformed

Pilot Wings Resort

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance


That's all I got. Hope it Helps.

[baconisgood23]

Buy Ocarina of Time! (That is, if you can find it and haven't already played some form of it.)

[Pheonix]

For your PS2, you should really look up the Tales series. Great JRPG games with extremely satisfying combat. Relatively clean too.