That looks like Rock 'n Roll Racing, which I believe we've had come up in here before a while back.

That's it!

Bulletstorm - Hard Difficulty on Steam. I was about 20 minutes from beating it and I thought I lost my save file.

This is not Rollcage. Game may be a bit obscure so I'll leave hint, that car is just part of bigger scheme going on this island.

Hostile Waters?

Is that Zoop? I have it for SNES but only played it like once...

Sorry for the late reply. You are correct!

Here's one I don't need to reupload since the URL doesn't give it away:

RuPaul's Drag Race: Dragopolis

Might as well do this as well!

Twitch
Twitter

A HowLongToBeat Facebook group would be perfect for this. I tend to keep my Facebook pretty private -- mainly close friends and relatives.

EDIT: Nevermind. Apparently it's already a thing.

trap gunner?

You are correct!

It's common courtesy to wait to be told you're correct before posting another image. Still, you were correct. Just FYI.

As your your pic, though, I've no idea.

Noted. Sorry about that.

Since you asked so nicely.

Pick Me, Honey!

Manhunt
Kingdom hearts: BBS
Borderlands 2 (coop with wife)
dead space 2

That's... quite a spread. Manhunt, arguably one of the most violent video games in existence... and Kingdom Hearts, which literally has Mickey Mouse in it.

Seriously though. Birth By Sleep is an amazing game.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. I'm ashamed that I've never beaten it. Aiming to finish both in succession.

Ah you remind me of myself several years ago, a backlog building, mmo's consuming my time, that feeling of wasted money as so many games go unplayed. Then I too vowed to drop mmo's (something I've mostly adhered to), but a warning you can't outrun the backlog, you can try but the sales are too tempting!.

I'm just kidding. 100 or so games is certainly manageable, especially if you have a few shorter games in there that don't take too long to complete. As long as you stay focused on it you should get through it eventually.

as for myself I don't really make resolutions but I may as well add something to the thread while I'm here, and I guess I'd like to do something a bit more with my gaming even if it was to stream my sessions on twitch or something just for fun, but every time I've had those kinds of thoughts I get a bit anxious or over think it and then decide it's easier just to play the games and not worry, so maybe I'll find the courage or inspiration to just do something eventually lol.

The number is certainly intimidating for me, because several of those games are 80+ hour games. And you're right -- the sales are awfully tempting. I'm pretty proud of myself, though. I managed to not buy anything during the Christmas / New Year sale.

As for streaming, it definitely is a lot of fun if you have a computer and schedule that can handle it. I try to stream on occasion, but I work nights and no one is really on Twitch at 3AM. I had some of the most fun streaming before I was on this shift. There's a lot of good people on Twitch, especially if you find the right niche.

I took Dust. Thanks a lot!

No problem! :)

I've got a few keys I'm about to give out through Humble Bundle. I'm going to post the links on here. If you claim it let me know and I'll update the post.

All claimed. I'll post more when I get more. :)

I know I'm two weeks late, but what the hell.

My resolution is not to default to MMORPGs or "idle thumb" games. I have this bad habit of playing games while watching Netflix. Something I can half pay attention to. More often than not these are games I've put a lot of hours into -- Risk of Rain, Rogue Legacy, Binding of Isaac, etc. I'd like to break this habit and play games that I actually engage in.

I've already slipped a few days ago and renewed my World of Warcraft subscription, though I've only played a day of it. I already feel like I wasted my money on that one because I don't have much of an interest in it. I only renewed because I saw my girlfriend playing it and it made me a little nostalgic.

My main goal this year is to start slowly chipping away at my monster of a backlog. I'm about to break 100 games on it and I'm still adding games on here. It's been building up over time and it's to the point now where I can't ignore it anymore.

Hey guys! I'm Clarque. I'm 26 years old. I stumbled on this website about 6 months ago. I love video games. They've been a fixture in my life since I was a child. Hell, I learned to read from my dad playing through Final Fantasy on the NES. I'll give any game a shot - I'm an equal opportunity gamer!

I'm one of those people on Steam. The kind of person who buys games on sale just because it's a good deal. It doesn't matter whether or not I actually wanted the game. If it looks interesting, I'm probably going to buy it if it's cheap enough. This unfortunately has landed me with quite the backlog, which I'm currently in the process of adding and working through.

I have a Twitch channel that I'm working through my backlog on. Keeping track of time on the stream, recording on here, etc. This level of organization helps me to work through the gross amount of games I have to play and makes me accountable to the people watching. This means I have to actually beat the games instead of playing for a few minutes and putting them to the side.

That's my goal! Hope to talk to you guys soon. :)