What game have you recently beaten?

[Ace Ventura]

Modern Warfare 3 on PC. Everytime I see the ending I'm very satisfied with it.

[Pokemongenius]

Mega man's 1-10 excluding 7 and 8 have been completed :>

[Inferno.]

Metal Gear Solid 3 (Vita)

10 hours play time on easy, absorbing every cut scene and conversation over the radio.

Loved every minute of it.

[sushihair]

3Ds ocarina of time..I miss zelda games.
I've beaten them all :/ and i cant get Links Awakening DX to work on emulator, sigh.

[LuisFMG]

Just finished Final Fantasy VI.

[Gare]

Just beat Hate Plus, basically I liked it quite a bit but I still prefer the original Analgoue.

[Drageuth]

Duck Tales Remastered on Easy and Hard. Going through on Extreme right now.

This game is awesome. My son absolutely loves it as well -- he finished a couple levels on his own before I woke up this morning. I was shocked.

[sushihair]

Duck tales?

[Drageuth]

Duck tales?

Woo-ooo.

[sushihair]

Woo-ooo.

Enlighten me, good sir, ive heard of it just not bothered with it, is it that alluring?

[Drageuth]

Enlighten me, good sir, ive heard of it just not bothered with it, is it that alluring?

It's a remake of the Duck Tales game for the NES. Updated graphics, level changes, incorporates the storyline into cutscenes, increases the difficulty a bit, etc, etc. The Disney NES and SNES games are usually regarded as some of the best television/movie tie-in games, and Duck Tales is usually one of the favourites.

Plus, it's fucking Duck Tales. Everyone loves Duck Tales. (Woo-ooo).

Spoiler warning:

[Chicken Boo]

Bullet Report

Short game but there are some unfinished business needed to be done

[Pickles]

Silent hill Downpour.

I was surprised by how much I liked it. Obviously there are some elements that are a big change from the series as a whole (the nightmare levels just involve you escaping a black hole) but I think the story and how it was told, as well as the shitty shitty combat, fits perfectly into the series.

Its not a perfect game, but its definitely a step in the right direction after that homecoming shite.

Starting the second playthrough as soon as I get some time to myself, hopefully that will be the next

[deadlegion]

Silent hill Downpour.

I was surprised by how much I liked it. Obviously there are some elements that are a big change from the series as a whole (the nightmare levels just involve you escaping a black hole) but I think the story and how it was told, as well as the shitty shitty combat, fits perfectly into the series.

Its not a perfect game, but its definitely a step in the right direction after that homecoming shite.

Starting the second playthrough as soon as I get some time to myself, hopefully that will be the next

It's not that bad really
The other world/nightmare stuff is pretty funny...like when you're running and screaming like a prison bitch.

Yeah, I don't like Homecoming all that much either...when I first played it I found it more disappointing than the first time I played The Room years ago.

Edit: I still haven't done the no kill playthrough of Downpour yet.

[Pickles]

It's not that bad really
The other world/nightmare stuff is pretty funny...like when you're running and screaming like a prison bitch.

Yeah, I don't like Homecoming all that much either...when I first played it I found it more disappointing than the first time I played The Room years ago.

Edit: I still haven't done the no kill playthrough of Downpour yet.

I didn't even finish homecoming, was just disgusted by everything it was. The first time I met the big thing that walks on its hands (or stumps) I dodged each attack perfectly and had a really cinematic battle with it and I couldn't help thinking, this is bullshit! They got it so wrong with that game.

I was just starting my no kill playthrough. I missed about six side quests the first time through though

I think this time I'll pick off a few more, do that extra quest and no kills. After that i'll do the hard playthrough, then one more to clean up the rest of the trophies I need. Which will just be quests.