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Medzy
11 years ago
Donkey Kong Country 2: Tropical Freeze


Spoiler:
[size=29]HOLYSHITTHISGAMEISAWESOME[/h]
The graphics were brilliant, the music was fuckin' amazen, the level designs were genius - no two levels were the same, and the overall challenge of the game was good!
Me and my brother only got 1 game over, and there were times we had 99 lives (thanks to the shop) - but here's the thing, those lives burn faster than gun powder.

We went from 73 lives to 5 in about 45 minutes. Not even joking.

10/10

When they announced this game, I was just expecting a lazy update to DKC Returns. I couldn't have been further from the fact.
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shinji_ikari Mustn't Run Away...
11 years ago
Xenogears
Dark Souls 2 (got it early in Thursday)
& MH4
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-Aimless-
11 years ago
Anarchy Reigns was completed a couple days ago. It was alright but could have been better.

Time to start Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword now.
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Josephl64 Shizuka-chan ~
11 years ago
South Park the Stick of Truth...beat it in one day

also completed all the songs in Uta Kumi 575 the day prior, now just to get them all perfect
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Kadushy Douchebag
11 years ago
Strider.

Pretty good game.
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Cyndas
11 years ago
FinalBoss wrote...
Finally got around to playing and beating Mega Man Legends 2.


Why would you do that to yourself? We all know it's never coming.
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Elebreaka
11 years ago
Mafia II, usally I don't like that kind of games but this one really got me.
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blinkgirl211
11 years ago
I think last game i actually beat was Assassin's Creed 4.
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J.u.n
11 years ago
Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. Not much of a story though.
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shotgun raptor
11 years ago
I think thelast game i beat was
Disgaea
All the way
Baal and everything
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TriniDarkSlayer
11 years ago
Just beaten (and platted right after) Hitman: Absolution, my 47th platinum.
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-Aimless-
11 years ago
Just finished Skyward Sword. inFamous 2 is next on the list.
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ShinZero
11 years ago
Mass Effect; SPOILER ALERT, yall.

Spoiler:
This game made me feel full of wonder and discovery as I played it. I consistently found brave new worlds and whole new frontiers to explore. I was already enthralled from hearing the menu/Vigil theme in the beginning, and the music didn't let me down from there.

In this trilogy, you are Commander Shepard: a seasoned galactic marine who knows his way around a shootout. The plot itself is too hard to explain in this post in much detail. You gotta know about the many different factions, species, and technology in the Codex to get a good look at the whole picture without being stumped. The simplest way to put it is that due to a series of events involving an ancient species of advanced aliens that disappeared, Commander Shepard is forced to launch an expedition across the galaxy to capture an interplanetary terrorist of galaxy-wide repute, amassing allies of all kinds of repute and designs along the way.

This game was built to have vast, beautiful landscapes from beginning to end. And it damn well better considering the ridiculous amount of time that's spent driving around in the Mako doing nothing. I honestly did not hate driving the Mako until I got around to the end, and by then I wanted to flip it upside down out of spite.

As for characters, every team member was easy to get along with, and I had love for everyone in my party. Except for Ash. When put on the spot to choose a partner to romance, I chose Liara without hesitation. Ash having bunned hair was just a dealbreaker for me. And then I left her to die on Virmire, because I liked Kaidan more. So I broke her heart and then got her killed, and it was one of the funniest moments I ever experienced in a game.

I had only one regret for a character that died (Other than Jenkins, rest his future soul). I sincerely wish I could have saved Saren, because he really didn't deserve to die like that. I finally broke through to him and temporarily severed his Indoctrination, only for him to shoot himself in the face and be revived as a mindless cyborg and final boss. It was truly heartbreaking when I thought back to it in Mass Effect 2, because it was actually a very serious achievement to have broken through Indoctrination like that. After saving the Council and placing Anderson as the voice of humanity, I felt like I did a true amount of good. But by the time I hit the second game, I'm really starting to wish I let them die.

I played as the Soldier, so my versatility with guns was unmatched. I always play as the Tank in my first playthrough of an RPG, so I was a hell of a damage soaker. My favorite guns to use were the Assault and Sniper rifles, since my play style involves precision shots and maximum spraying for maximum damage. Another aspect that I found interesting in the weapons of the game was the cooling and overheating mechanic, and I'm actually pretty sad to see that it was disavowed in favor of traditional ammo-based guns in the sequel.

As always, any enemy that shot back was a joy to deal with. I usually settled my problems diplomatically whenever I was given the opportunity, but if the conversation ever went in the wrong direction I always had a gun to make cooperative corpses. Zombie-type enemies like Husks or Thorian Creepers were way less fun to deal with, though. Shooting a running madman who has no attacks other than to claw through my Space Armor is boring without having an actual threat.

On the subject of bad aspects of the game, the running speed in this game was a snail's pace, with barely any stamina for sprinting. Sprinting can only ever be done while in combat as well, which was another gripe I had. I also really wish the game came with a "Press here to smash face" button, because a Melee command would have come so very handy in the Zhu's Hope campaign thanks to my unskilled use of Thorian-Grenades. The game also had an extremely frustrating habit of COMPLETELY AND ABRUPTLY FREEZING DURING LOADING SCREENS. Seriously Bioware, What the hell?

The exploration aspect of the game is what kept me going, even when those collection sidequests were at their worst. Finding those Heavy Metals was a pain in the ass; but I'd do it again just to see how it affects the future.


Bought the Trilogy Edition, which came with most of the DLC for the first game. I'm playing through the whole threesome of games, but haven't had a whole lot of time to play recently. So it might be a while before you see a post for Mass Effect 2.
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-Aimless-
11 years ago
Infamous 2 has been completed on both good and evil sides. Took the whole weekend to beat. Now off to play the spin off of it, Festival of Blood.
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ZubaruMidori
11 years ago
Just beat assassins creed 2, it was really good. Now I'm looking into playing brotherhood.
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Medzy
11 years ago
Dark Souls 2

Spoiler:
Lets just get this out of the way first: It felt slightly easier. Is it challenging? Very. Will you die? A shit ton of times.
But judging from Dark Souls 1, it felt just a tiiiiiiiny bit easier. But that doesn't take away from the fun.
(just something to give you an idea,) Difficulty of Dark Souls 1: 100; Dark Souls 2: 85.

Some bosses I straight up beat on my first try, others took me 40 tries; but all were unique as hell.

This game is very unique in its overall design - the enemies are incredibly varied and interesting, and some times while playing, I had to stop whatever I was doing just to look at the scenery.
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Tsamari C.E.O of Pancakes
11 years ago
[color=#ff69b4]Bioshock infinite: Burial at sea episode 2. 9/10
Very very good. That ending.
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Reizuru
11 years ago
A couple of games:
Metroid Prime 2 again, 100% hard mode run.
Spoiler:
Got killed by the Boost Guardian a fair number of times, as expected, amusingly, the time I managed to kill it, I took much less damage (never dropped down from 3 energy tanks) than I did during my first normal difficulty run.
Chykka took forever.
Quadraxis was a nasty headache, never reacted fast enough to the spinning attack, there's just so many crap to focus on during that boss fight.
Emperor Ing was less annoying this time around, and Dark Samus 4 still remained annoying.

Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2:
Spoiler:
Good game. Yes, I noticed the random framerate drops, the stiff looking/ glitchy real time cutscenes were at moments and all that stuff. But I really looked forward to play a Neptunia game and I recieved one. Had a lot of fun with it, got my first platinum from it. The Conquest ending was freaking depressing. That's pretty much what I have to say about it.

It sucks that I'm not going to be able to get Victory until after August if I'm lucky. And that I don't have a Vita for Rebirth 1 and PP.
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-Aimless-
11 years ago
Finished up Kingdom Hearts 3D while in class today. Seriously wasn't expecting it though. Guess I'm all set for 3 when it comes.
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TriniDarkSlayer
11 years ago
Finished Shadows of the Damned yesterday and already started my Normal run. It was fun, but rather short on story and content. I hope there's another Suda 51 game that was as funny and quirky as this one I may have missed.
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