Well, I beat No More Heroes 2 a few days ago. Daggerfall is an ongoing long term thing, since I spend way more time messing around than actually doing the core quests, ha ha (especially since my character became a werewolf

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I was out shopping this week and while out, I found 2 games really cheap. The first is Dragon Rage, an old (2001!) PS2 game. In it, instead of being the guy slaying the dragon, you're the dragon flying around, setting things on fire, attacking villages, eating livestock, and generally causing havoc, though they still manage to give it a heroic slant because you're trying to save all the dragons from evil orcs. It's a decently solid game. but it shows its age a bit. But it's fun to fly around, it's decently easy to get the basics, and once you get the overall hang of it, it's definitely fun to play. Not a masterpiece by any means, but it's nice to actually be the dragon doing what dragons to. As much as I enjoy the Spyro franchise, Spyro never got to go around and just cause havoc.
The second game is Madworld for the Wii. Like NMH, this game is far more violent than the games I usually play. Especially since this game seems to be violence for the sake of violence. It's also an absolute blast to play, and made even better by a unique comic book art style. Please name another game in which you can pick up a tire, ring your opponent in it, then rip up a sign post, jam it through your opponents head, then pick him up and throw him into a spiked wall. Or impale him into said spiked several times before leaving him there. That's part of the tutorial. You can also throw him into a moving train. Or hold him against said moving train for a little bit. Or likely do several other things depending on what happens to be around you at the time. I've barely started the game. I guess I'll find out.