The "Last Game You Beat" Thread

sakabato24 · 2011-11-09T18:04:50-01:00

Really haven't seen a thread of this, so I thought I'd give this a try. As the title said, what's the last video game that you have finished. Last game I beat - MegaMan Powered Up for my PSP. I liked it. It was a good re-make of the original MegaMan. In-Progress - Disgaea 4. Still on the first few levels, but I'll get there eventually.

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Stylish-End

11 years ago

3DS
Etrian Odyssey IV Legends of the Titan

ShinZero

11 years ago

Zelda: Majora's Mask. I had it for the virtual console and used a GameCube controller.

Spoiler:

As a child, I never owned the original N64 version of Majora's Mask or Ocarina of Time; mostly because my dickbag of a brother was obsessed with racing games all the damn time. So when I finally got Majora's Mask on the VC, I was very excited to delve into the world of Termina at long last after having read into it for so long. It took me a super long time to actually get into it and beat it, though. I've owned the game for 2 years now and in my first try I played until beating Woodfall Temple before dropping the game to play some more I had on the list. Once I picked it up again to really focus on it, it was a hell of a trip.

This game made me feel things that I expected to feel, and a few moments made me feel numb to the whole experience. Some things were so strange even by Zelda standards that I couldn't help but stop emoting in some moments due to the sheer amount of "What" I was experiencing.

Majora's Mask is a direct sequel to the Ocarina of Time; the game which began the entire split timeline of Legend of Zelda. Once again, you are Link; and you're looking for a friend that you had lost throughout your legendary journey to save Hyrule (It's heavily implied to be Navi). You are robbed by a Skull Kid in the opening cutscene and jump into Termina to chase him; and on the way he curses you to the form of a Deku Scrub. Weird, I know. You arrive to the prosperous Clock Town and look up to see a hideous moon gazing down at you and creeping ever closer to the town you emerge from. The story is horrendously great and so beautifully dark that you'll most likely experience your entire playthrough with a small tinge of depression gnawing at the back of your head.

The graphics in this game were a serious step up from Ocarina of Time. Everyone is animated more naturally, Soldiers look so much better than they did before, the Scarecrows really know how to move this time around, the juggling and dancing twins really impressed me even when I played the game 13 years late. The landscape of Termina was really cool to take in and memorize. However there were some moments that felt monotonous and tedious, as any game does. I think the place I found the most tedious had to be the Great Bay or Ikana Wasteland, though.

The Happy Mask Salesman is my favorite character ever now. He can bend reality to his will and whim. I wonder if we'll ever see someone as powerful and delightfully creepy as him ever again, or just him; I'd like to just have him in another game. I also didn't find Tatl at all annoying, even if she is kind of a bitch. Then again, though, I never found Navi to be annoying, either.

Voice acting is slightly more extensive here than it was in Ocarina. Everyone has a little voice clip that plays when you talk to them. A grunt, a shout, or a giggle. As always, Link is the one with the most voice acting. The music was really weird for me. It gave off the impression of happiness and prosperity in many cases, but had that undertone of impending doom. Mostly it's only noticeable when you either look up, or stick around during the Final Day to feel the rumbling of the Earth.

As usual, my favorite weapon was the Hookshot. The Gold Trim looked pretty. The Ice and Fire arrows had way more utilization in this game than it did in Ocarina. In Ocarina, I never used Ice Arrows outside of trying them out for the first time, and I barely used Fire Arrows and opted to use Din's Fire instead. There was no Boomerang in this game, which was weird but whatever. And I broke the Economy by abusing Light Arrows to get Rupees. And the Lens of Truth were still fucking cool.

Masks were huge in this game. Everyone used the Bunny Hood in combination with the Inverted Song of Time 90% of the time they were playing this game. My most used mask had to have been that, or the Stone Mask. Oddly enough, I never liked using the transformation masks and avoided using them unless I had to. Human Link was my preferred form.

The bosses of these games were particularly strange, but were all enjoyable and unique. My favorite had to have been Odolwa, I found his chilling chanting pretty...well, enchanting. And as always, my favorite enemy to kill had to have been the Iron Knuckles. And Tektites still freaked the fuck out of me in this game, always jumping out of giant Snowballs. What the hell, Tektites?

I really enjoyed most of the minigames with the exception of Honey and Darling's shop. Those guys were dicks. And I think everyone should admit right now that they made a hobby out of killing Sakon by detonating his Bomb Bag. Sure, the first time it may have been an accident, but you didn't stop doing it over again, did you.

I really loved this game I'm very sad that I never got to play it as a child. Everyone who has played Ocarina of Time has got to play this game. You just gotta.

Kiraneko

11 years ago

Just finished the Battlefield 4 singleplayer.

Angelos Ballao

11 years ago

I finished Flower on PS3. It's very, very short, but it's a worthy game. Other than Flower, I also finished The Unfinished Swan and Journey. Both Unfinished Swan and Journey are also short. I like short games.

Asarilover

11 years ago

Beat Star Ocean The Last Hope Internationl.. It's slowish, and combat can be weird and difficult.. I'm new to Star Ocean so I played on easy and still had troubles during bosses.. It's an alright jrpg.

Derak

11 years ago

Last one I beat was Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney!
It was awesome I tell you =)

Tsamari C.E.O of Pancakes

11 years ago

Bioshock Infinite burial at sea.

Was only a few hours long but i like.

7.9/10

ShinZero

11 years ago

Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. No wall of text.

Spoiler:

Love this game and intend to play again. I really want a sequel to this one.

Bokan

11 years ago

Tales of Graces F

lightknight95

11 years ago

Dissidia Duodecim: Final Fantasy

bakapink

11 years ago

Hotline Miami
Quite fun.

Dead Nation
Most fun I had with a zombi game in a long time.

Street Fighter 3rd strike
I'm counting this cause the final boss of arcade is a c**k s**king donkey humper.

"I'm defeated"
"Wait I have max sp?"

"RESURRECTION!!!"

F**k off!!!

Iamnotchrishansen Jiggy Blackson

11 years ago

bakapink wrote...

Street Fighter 3rd strike
I'm counting this cause the final boss of arcade is a c**k s**king donkey humper.

"I'm defeated"
"Wait I have max sp?"

"RESURRECTION!!!"

F**k off!!!

Yeah...fuck Gill

OT: Senran Kagura Burst: Hanzo, the 'good shinobi' side and Pokemon X which I was dawdling on.

MrTickTock Vanguard of NTR

11 years ago

hmmm last game i beat would be Dark Souls, but for 100% it would be Saints Row 4.

Pervy Fatman

11 years ago

Batman Arkham Origins, the main story at least. Still trying to find all the data packs

ShinZero

11 years ago

Custom Robo.

Spoiler:

Known as Custom Robo: Battle Revolution in Japan, this GameCube gem was a sight to behold. Near limitless customization, gripping story and narrative, loveable characters, and action-packed gameplay with such a kick-ass soundtrack that'll leave you headbanging as you fight for glory in this Action-Adventure with RPG Elements.

Custom Robos in this universe are exactly what they sound like. Tiny customizable little robots that you can merge your mind into to fight in virtual arenas, or Holosseums as they are called. The people who merge their minds with their Robo's during competitive battles are called Robo Commanders; and the act of merging with your Robo is called Diving. It's exactly as awesome as it sounds.

The game had such charming writing. Your hero is a fairly literal projection of how you would act in this world. You don't know shit about Robo Commanding, or the customs of the city you live in. The tutorials for game mechanics, as well as the codex given to expand the background of the in-game world are all completely justified. You never Dove into or Commanded a Robo before the beginning of the story, and you never spent more than a fleeting moment outside of your apartment building. As such, you're pretty clueless about what's out and about in the city.

Only one instance of voice acting is in this game. The nasally laugh of a smug rival-type character named Evil.

Your character is an 18-20 year old dude who decides to get a job as a bounty hunter after your father died and left you his last request: to become a Robo Commander. It starts off with quirky odd jobs and a major burglary that introduced you to your first Robo; The Experimental Ray 01.

This game had one of the greatest moments of mood whiplash that I've ever experienced in a video game. Halfway through a job investigating a case of manslaughter wherein someone was killed by the mental shock of a strenuous Robo Battle, you and your partners, Harry and Marcia (Who are awesome characters, by the way) are roped into a conspiracy involving a semi-supernatural being that nearly destroyed the planet hundreds of years prior to the plot, named Rahu.

Between a revelation that destroys all you've ever known about your little bubble of a world, a Syndicate that has dangerous motives to control Rahu to take over the world, and an amazing climactic battle; you have little chance to feel like this game is being a little unbelievable. I'm not spoiling it for you. So go watch a YouTube Playthrough. Or better yet, get the game and experience it for yourself!

There is an entire epilogue story to play once you defeat Rahu once and for all. The Epilogue adds hours of gameplay in the form of a shit-load of tournaments and all new Robo parts to unlock. There's even dialogue to expand on the characters that were delegated to side roles in the main story as well as expansions on the personalities of the main characters themselves. I loved playing this game so, so much when I was just a scrub, and when I finally got to the final tournament of the final epilogue; the story was left open-ended. Your Hero is explicitly stated to be the best Robo Commander in the world, and continues his life as a Bounty Hunter with his friends. One of the biggest threads that are left unresolved is the sexual tension that forms between your Hero and Marcia, the main Heroine that builds and builds throughout the debacle.

The game finishes with a giant portrait, featuring the entire cast. A giant "THANKS FOR PLAYING" on there. It made me really sad that it ended.

I freaking loved this game. I cried vitriolic manly tears when it all ended. I adamantly recommend this game to anyone. PLAY THIS GAME AND LOVE IT.

Konacha37

11 years ago

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds.

I finished the main game less than a week after the game came out. So I played though Hero Mode and also beat the game. In fact, I've got almost 100% of items in that version. I don't know, while I agree it was a great game it felt a bit too easy. I dunno, I wish it was much longer like Skyward Sword was.