Recently completed/finished

[redblaze57]

A lot of them are progress based, a few are for trying out certain modes others are pulling off attacks like a great heat attack for the first time.  And a very few are mission based/collecting artwork/story reenactment.

[argyle]

A lot of them are progress based, a few are for trying out certain modes others are pulling off attacks like a great heat attack for the first time.  And a very few are mission based/collecting artwork/story reenactment.

Wow, sounds like a relatively easy plat.    I usually don't even look at trophy lists for fighting games because most of them are along the lines of "win 200 online matches".

[90snostalga]

After adding 50 percent more pain to my already existed carpal tunnel, I have completed Wolfenstein 3D for the PC.  Man was this game actually very very fun and exciting with the exception of having to take breaks every 5 minutes due to my right wrist pain.

Just a self update for me so I can remember the games completed this year:

1.  Grand Theft Auto 3 (PS2)
2.  Resident Evil 2 (Dreamcast)
3.  Shenmue 2  (Xbox)
4.  Super Mario Bros. (NES)
5.  Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES)
6.  Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES)
7.  Donkey Kong Country (SNES)
8.  Wolfenstein 3D (PC)

[argyle]

I think I'm gonna go for the plat in R&C this weekend.  I did the bolt glitch Weds night/Thurs. to get the million bolts, and it looks like that's really the only time-consuming trophy.  The rest I'll need (besides finishing off the game, which I'm right at the end) is mainly getting all the gold bolts & skill points. 

[bobster]

I beat Final Fantasy: Mystic quest last night... That game wasn't very good. My younger self probably hadn't experienced a decent RPG before I played this way back when.

Some of the music was sufficiently epic though!

[scott]

I enjoyed Mystic Quest for what it is. I may need to run through it again soon, it's been a couple years.

[bobster]

I enjoyed Mystic Quest for what it is. I may need to run through it again soon, it's been a couple years.

Yeah I've always said the same thing. It did some cool things that you didn't really see at the time. On screen enemies, being able to restart at the beginning of the fight when you died, some puzzle elements. Maybe if it had been a little longer than the 10 hours it took me, and with a deeper story, it would have been received better.

[foxhack]

It was designed for beginners.

That was my first RPG, if it wasn't for that game I would be a CODbro or something.

[argyle]

Finished Danganronpa yesterday morning.  Weird, trippy game - definitely looking forward to the sequel now. 

[jannugimes]

Code of Princess. Too bad the online area is always empty

[turf]

Code of Princess. Too bad the online area is always empty

How was it?  I really want to buy that game.

[burningdoom]

I've been on a Castlevania kick lately. The Metroidvania ones, specifically.

I just recently completed Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance. I almost beat Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin (I can't beat the final battle of Death & Dracula at the same time). And I'm now working on Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow.

[burningdoom]

I've been on a Castlevania kick lately. The Metroidvania ones, specifically.

I just recently completed Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance. I almost beat Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin (I can't beat the final battle of Death & Dracula at the same time). And I'm now working on Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow.

I take back the Portrait of Ruin comment. I beat the final battle against Dracula and Death together today when I took another stab at it!

[bobster]

My girlfriend and I just played through Castlevania II: Simon's Quest using a game genie. That game would be super frustrating without the game genie, or me having seen the Angry Video Game Nerd videos and knowing about kneeling with the crystals at the right spots.

[burningdoom]

My girlfriend and I just played through Castlevania II: Simon's Quest using a game genie. That game would be super frustrating without the game genie, or me having seen the Angry Video Game Nerd videos and knowing about kneeling with the crystals at the right spots.

I was stuck at the part where you had to kneel at certain point in front of a cliff for years on end! Luckily my grandma sent me a Nintendo Power that told me what to do in box of NES stuff (she was a gamer, so she'd send me her stuff when she was done with it back then). Otherwise I'd never have beaten it. I really liked the game except for that part, too. Loved the RPG elements added.