What we're playing this weekend (30-31 June)

29 July 2011

Nic Simmonds

Remember when I said I was going to finish Dead Space last weekend? Yea, that never happened. So back to USG Ishimura for me this weekend, where I’ll be plasma blasting all manner of vile beasts. I also picked up Guild Wars on Steam for a bargain a few weeks ago, so I might just dive into that when I need a break from slaying Necromorphs.

Dan Parmenter

I’ll be working all weekend again so the only thing I’ll be playing is Ultimate Procrastination, E-Mail Tag, and perhaps a round or two of Beat the Intern.

Chris Kemp

This weekend will be almost entirely committed to Starcraft 2. I’ve finally managed to get myself back into it, and with a new ladder season starting, I’m keen to grind out some games and shake free the rust of my months off. Anyone who’s played this game even a bit competitively can tell you that you go from decent to horrible if you don’t play for a week, so I’ve got a lot of spring cleaning to do. Still, it’s great to have a fall-back-on game if nothing else, something you can always pick up and play if nothing else is currently grabbing your fancy. Also managed to finally get on the Korean server, so I’ll be playing with decent latency (and getting crushed by the legion of inhuman RTS gods). I’ve got a quiet weekend planned, so plenty of time to wear out my “g” key. 

James Etherington-Smith

James is moving house this weekend. Actually he’s moving house right now. I assume he will be playing old favourites such as Heavy Lifting and Cardboard Box Unpacking . Better him that us.

Tarryn van der Byl

At this rate, Tarryn won’t be playing anything since she has been without power for the past three hours. Or at least that’s her excuse for not submitting any articles today…

 

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