Recently beat Metro: Last Light. Although it was a bit more linear than I expected, I enjoyed it greatly.
Robot Spaghetti
Recently beat Metro: Last Light. Although it was a bit more linear than I expected, I enjoyed it greatly.
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Wolf among us episode 1
Think I may replay it though.
Soramimi cake~
Cookie Thief
Mortal Kombat on PS3 - Beaten the Story mode and the Challenge Tower. Pretty fun. Tempted to go for the majority of trophies now except for the one where you have to play for 24 hours per character
The All American Hero
The hell?Originally Posted by Stark
Mortal Kombat on PS3 - Beaten the Story mode and the Challenge Tower. Pretty fun. Tempted to go for the majority of trophies now except for the one where you have to play for 24 hours per character
That has to be one of the most retarded requirements I ever heard of.
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Cookie Thief
Yip. pretty much the only one that no one ever does except for a few select completionists
The All American Hero
I think the only Trophies that unlock anything is in Star Ocean 3 and Star Ocean 4, not too sure about 4 though, I loved Getting Achievements in Star Ocean 3 , Those were SatisfyingYip. pretty much the only one that no one ever does except for a few select completionists
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Just finished Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. Easily the best Zelda game I've played in a long time.
Don't click the spoiler if you don't want to know what happens after the final boss.
Spoiler warning:
Baawwwkk!! Bawk bawk!!
*cringes* I was planning to get that but since you mentioned that...I don't feel like getting this game anymoreMortal Kombat on PS3 - Beaten the Story mode and the Challenge Tower. Pretty fun. Tempted to go for the majority of trophies now except for the one where you have to play for 24 hours per character
Cookie Thief
I've been hearing about this PC game called Gone Home for a while now, and everyone just seems to love it - so I figured it was time to check it out.
All in all it's not bad - It took me barely two hours to finish, and I did thoroughly explore and figure everything out (what the Uncle did, where Mom and Pops are at, etc). I thought it was a unique way to tell a story, but really all you do is read various letters and piece together a mystery - there should have been puzzles of some sort (other than 3 locker combinations).
A few things I really liked were the attention to details on the setting of the story - it takes place in 1995, and the house is littered with old TV Guides (full of show listings from that time), VHS Tapes, Laserdisc players, SNES games,etc. That aspect was really cool.
Oh, and my favorite - the two Magic Eye posters in the sister's bedroom. To my shock they ACTUALLY work.... that took me back
Anyone else played this game?
NOOB
Recently beat Ys the ark of Napishtim on normal. I'm now running through the game again on hard. Interestingly enough enemies can score critical hits on me in hard mode.
RetroMEX!!!!
Valdis Story on God Slayer with a Str/Luk Wyatt. Going through again with a Str Reina.
I don't really think Majora's Mask can technically be considered "underrated". It was pretty much universally lauded, at least on a critical level, so I think it received the exact amount of praise it deserves.
However, from a consumer standpoint, it and Zelda II were the sort of black sheep games of the series, although I imagine more people hated the latter. People were just blindsided by how obscure and different it was when compared to the masterpiece that preceded it. But if you take all those factors out of the picture and rate the game on just it's own merits alone, it's an incredibly deep and beautiful game, which is pretty much the general consensus.
Sorry, I just felt like arguing semantics there for a second.
Back to the original topic:
I've got awful video game ADD. I'm usually always playing about 5 different games across multiple consoles and/or handhelds that I end up not finishing after about halfway through. Currently, I'm playing Skyward Sword, Metroid: Fusion, Pokemon X and Final Fantasy VI Advanced.
But I'd have to say GTA V on PS3 was probably the last game I beat/played all the way trough.
Phantom Observer
Finished Shining in the Darkness.
Very nice dungeon crawler. Story is quite generic, but quirky cartoony art style makes up for it.
Most enemies are simple recolors though, sometimes with hilarious Engrish names.
There was only one major flaw for me: encounter rate. It's outrageous. Random battles happen almost every step, even when you're simply turn around. Low escape chance makes this issue only worse.
The All American Hero
Nice, so I guess you are ready for Shining the holy ark eh?
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