Best video game achievement, record, accomplishment anything awesome thread!

It's just too hard to remember all the good times while gaming, 10 years back.

Not a kid anymore, but surely I had some moments in last 10 years. I mostly played RPG's with some action games here and there, so I mostly replayed RPG's where you attach yourself personally without chasing some score.
I do remember being addicted to aforementioned Time Splitters, creating levels, gaining achievements, etc. Used to do all the common - get all characters - and collect all orbs/ coins / gems things, just never wrote things down.

I guess if I ever competed online it would be recorded somewhere, but well memory card is my diary book. ˘˘

Playing http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...l_Coverart.png.

Just playing it makes you cool beyond words. :cool:

nothing game-wise, but beating your dad to death in a game he was superior in. nothing now, but as a kid, that was killer! especially if you overkill like i did. the game was Killer Instinct. Ultra!

Oh, wait, got one. Playing Halo 3 with a friend that was a top 10 in online playing, first time trying the ricocheting(spelling?) sniper shot on the Guardian map, and getting a direct hit to the forehead. it pissed him of really badly. :)

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Originally Posted by Mimori

I guess my biggest achievement gaming-wise is playing enough import RPGs to get to the point where I can understand most Japanese games without a dictionary. But that's not really a testament to gaming prowess so much as passion for the language and sheer bullheaded stubbornness. :'D

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And people say that games make your brains rot...

Contra 3, easy and medium on three lives. On hard... err, tree continues (seven lives) :wacko: Still not easy to do though.

I think the coolest run I did was the wooden sword, 3-heart, one bottle, no shield run in Twilight Princess. It involved that glitch that you take the boulder and sidejump through the closed gate. After the guy forces the first sword on you, you go back to your house and open the chest for the wooden sword that replaces the sword. When you get the Master Sword, then replace it back for the original sword up until the final fight with Ganon where you need to have the Master Sword.

Yeah, it was kinda fairly easy since the combat is so fluid in that game, but it was aggravating for some of the later parts. :wacko: The wooden sword is so weak that the first couple bosses you need to defeat with bombs or something. I would really like to try to get the wooden sword AFTER getting the Master Sword, but that just seems impossible.

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Originally Posted by Elmdor Armitage

Contra 3, easy and medium on three lives. On hard... err, tree continues (seven lives) :wacko: Still not easy to do though.

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An update, because you all care.

I can easily beat it on hard using one continue now. Still should be able to do better, but I mess up on the fourth and last level. :(

Oh, if I didn't suck so bad at my games...

Anywho I've one-credit-cleared Touhous 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10 on normal mode. 2CC for 3 and 11. I suck at 8 and 12, still working on these.
Other than that mmm... 102% completion on Crash 3 and... 99% on the second. Feelsbadman.png
Been too long but I bet I can beat the Mega Man series 2 through 6, plus 8 without continuing.

Yep, I'm pathetic.

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;_;

Slightly related: My sister had a "bad" copy of Spyro 3 and we used to play it a lot (more I than her). I got up to the last world with 65/70% completion. When I wanted to go back to worlds 2 and 3 using the baloon, I couldn't. Went back to world 1, opened the atlas and....
It was empty. COMPLETELY EMPTY.
I don't think I've raged so hard ever since. :mad:

I beat Street Fighter 2010. I found it to be easy, at least compared to reviews I've seen of it where people had no time on the final bosses when I finished with over 80 seconds of spare time.