HolePisser1982 posted:

i will play Elden Ring to completion, repeatedly

Chuck Buried Treasure posted:

Final Fantasy VII (original). My first time with the game, not counting a couple aborted attempts over the last few years that never got too far past leaving Midgar. I don’t have much FF experience (I played the 1+2 GBA ports way back in the day but don’t remember whether or not I beat either of them, and beat XV a couple years back, and I think that’s it) and this is such an iconic game that I figured I needed to play it at some point. I liked it a lot, the active battle thing took some getting used to but once it clicked with me I enjoyed it a lot, and I really liked most of the characters and the story. I totally understand why the game has the reputation that it does and its got me rally excited to play further in the series.

Chuck Buried Treasure posted:

Between this and the two Voice of Cards games within like 6 months it seems like square Enix is starting to make a habit of just throwing some pocket change at a creator to make a cool little low-budget project, I hope other companies start following suit

Mamkute posted:

7. Tales of Arise (Normal, Meneiys Defeated, All Fish, All Owls, Grand Gnome Defeated, Procella Sylph Defeated)

Bicyclops posted:

goddamnit. we keep telling larry not to post in the gray forums!!

Daikatana Ritsu posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hgb1ZgJoydA

mycophobia posted:

we did it bros.

1. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
2. Axelay (Normal 1CC)
3. Ninja Ryukenden III: Yomi no Hakobune (1CC)
4. Metroid Prime (63%, 6:49)
5. Tetris the Absolute: The Grand Master 2 PLUS - Master mode Gm (Green line) - video

Easily my proudest gaming achievement.

That Little Demon posted:

The good stuff:
- Lots of cool interviews and unlockables and secret missions

10/10

In Training posted:

11. Dragon Quest VIII. One of the all time greatest.

Leadthumb posted:

Did you have issues getting the audio to work?

ArfJason posted:

Dead Space 3 (Co-Op. Hard mode.): i was prepared for this to be like a 6 hour long game and it turned out to be a 17 hour monstrosity. it was a blur because it feels so samey, but when i think back on it they really tried, theres a lot of scenarios and set pieces and moments and unique poo poo, but the experience of having played this feels like a weird continuum of blandness. It was not bad, far from it, but it certainly wasnt good, and the story is a loving disaster with a stupid rear end love triangle thrown in the middle, and due to EA's meddling a lot of poo poo didnt make the cut, they added microtransactions, and to replace an old concept for the coop where Isaac would have imagined a person, they put in Sgt. John Carver. They do some cool things where one player sees things the other doesnt, and theres even a genuinely fantastic gag in one of the side missions involving this hallucination gimmick, but they dont really get to do much with it due to budget and time restraints. The crafting system lets you make hysterically overpowered poo poo, but its a bit too fiddly and at the same time, once you power up a weapon you dont really have any incentive to branch out, and even then the game was piss easy, with us either dying to set piece things due to latency, or blindsided by a dude two shotting you. Hell, my inventory at the end of the game was 138 medium health packs.

overall, a sad gravestone to a studio and franchise that were so promising. id probably rate this a 5 or a 6 if i were numbering it. What a goddamn shame

my morning jackass posted:

it’s difficulty can be just from bad mechanics but the void levels without fludd are some of the most satisfying challenges in gaming.

Pablo Nergigante posted:

Doug's Big Game (102%, All Honker Burgers collected, Patti marries Skeeter ending)

Mamkute posted:

https://twitter.com/Mamkute420/status/1579960233044381696?s=20&t=ZhaSoQb2u5CiGrHXgH2K3g

mbt posted:

Hit. Cruiser.

P-Mack posted:

The story kinda pushes you towards nonlethal cause 95% of the enemies are just random security guards who have nothing to do with the bad guy's conspiracy. But yeah gameplay wise the nonlethal toolbox is like a quarter the size of the lethal one so I dunno why they set it up that way

Fungah! posted:

i never finished 2 bcause yobgoblin tricked me into gettin it for free from him nd then bugged me non-stop about how good drugs feel whenever i played it

Wormskull posted:

I borrowed Blue and a Gameboy from my cousin (he let me borrow Yellow later but only once because that’s the one he said I shoved in my rear end) so I would stay up all night naked on the toilet pretending I was making GBS threads to beat that rear end.

That Little Demon posted:

the DLCs are very fun, the last boss of eternal sucked loving rear end

trying to jack off posted:

thats why the final level of rage is so good

Wormskull posted:

Turn your copy of Bloodborne off or angle your unpowered monitor’s screen away from the one connected to the PlayStation, young man.

ArfJason posted:

Knuc U Kinte posted:

Beat pillars of eternity 1 for the first time after beating pentiment and being really impressed. That’s it for games beat this year I think.

Knuc U Kinte posted:

I purchased it immediately.

ArfJason posted:

Halo 2: this game is a billion times better than halo 1 its unreal. more varied environments, more detailed graphics, arenas that dont repeat, very little copypasting even if high charity at times felt a bit samey, vehicles feel better, more weapons, more stakes in the story, more music, and the sword is the best kind of weapon, one that works as a mobility tool. using the lunge to jump back to a higher tier of an arena felt great

unfortunately the brutes are unbearable to fight and the latter half of the game is littered with thousands of the fuckers, but overall, i could see myself maybe a year or so down the line replaying this, while you would have to hold me at gunpoint to replay halo 1 and even then id take my chances with the gun jamming. i cant believe im saying this, but this contard shooter is good