Hmm, that actually makes me want to pick it back up.  I plan on having Skyrim arrive on Saturday and only have Isaac and finishing up Mario on my plate in the meantime, so perhaps I can re-group and get to the next tier before then

 

That was fun but tough. Sometimes unfair....

Next up.... Mega Man 5!

Started playing The Division with a friend. Really enjoying it.

Now that I pulled 100% in Odyssey, juggling Golf Story with Rocket League on the Switch. Golf Story is super fun!

Goof Troop - Fun. unique co-op puzzle/action game. Mostly girlfriend-playable except for the bosses.

Ninja Gaiden - I'm at the point where I think Jaquio 3 is overall harder than Jaquio 2, which is probably a milestone of development in my Ninja Gaiden career. Jaquio's shrimp hurt a whole lot more than his fireballs.

I finally got platinum on Battle Garegga so moved on to Abyss Odyssey and lost interest after a couple of hours then tired out Citizens of Earth which isn't all that bad but still didn't hold my interest. So went through my ginormus back log of games I've not even played yet and randomly chose Gravity Rush Remastered.

Think it's getting time to go retro gaming for a while soon as me thinks I'm buring out on modern gaming a little.

Right now, Metroid Prime... possibly my favorite game on GC

Yo-Kai Watch on New 3DS XL.

I was never really into collect-a-monster anything, so I wasn't expecting much but now I feel invested in this one. It's pretty cool so far.

Neutopia. Reminds me of Legends of Owlia. I wonder if anyone's ever made that comparison that way around before  

I finished Horizon Zero Dawn (100% game completion and platinum trophy), so I've moved on to Wolfenstein II which is another game I got for Christmas. I haven't played a Wolfenstein game since 3D, but I'm enjoying it so far.

I'm playing Aaahh!!! Real Monsters on SNES. I want to cry.

Advance Wars: Dual Strike, Nintendo DS. So much replay-ability.
Pokemon Heart Gold, Nintendo DS, always give this a play through once every few years.
Rocket League, Nintendo Switch, very enjoyable local multiplayer.

Wasn't bad. Would play again.

Next...............Pokemon Crystal.

Final Fantasy XIV!

Milon's Secret Castle
Wario's Woods

Got my Bleed/Bleed 2 combo pack from PlayAsia played the 1st one a couple hours it's not too bad so far.

I just beat all three Ninja Gaiden games for the first time as an adult. Ive only beaten 3 once when I was a teenager I think due to the fact that it was the only one I owned as a kid. I beat 1, then 3, and breezed by the time I got to 2. Feels pretty good to beat some of the hardest in the NES library.

After playing 3 where everything does multiple bars of damage, the other NGs feel like they have a neverending health bar. Congrats on taking the trilogy down.

Shadow of the Colossus on PS4 right now.

Is it that bad? I rented it a few times as a kid (on Genesis) but I really don't have any recollection of the game itself. It's been on my list to go back and replay for awhile.



I'm still chugging through Xenoblade 2. Also started back up on Mario Odyssey last week and have about 500 Moons at the moment. Also almost finished with Kirby 64, just going back to get the remaining shards I'm missing from the last few levels before I finish.

Thanks, yeah after I got done with 3 and started playing 2, I was like psh! This cats in the bag!

Brawl Brothers SNES

I started Legend of the Dragoon like two days ago. The voice acting is atrocious and the translation is terrible; like, it's about as bad as FFII SNES. XD The rest of the game is decent so far, though. Only up to after you talk to King Albert the very first time with Lavitz and co. I've never actually beaten the game, but I accidentally got a major spoiler today by Googling one of the characters' voice actors, ffs.  

It's fine if you just want to play a few levels and take it out.  Actually sitting down to beat it is a real chore.

Finally put Until Dawn in last night.  So far, I'd say that I enjoy the concept of the game but feel like the execution here is a little lacking.  I get it's an interactive slasher movie but I feel like I can skip all the flirty banter and crap before shit hits the fan.  Just drop me in when the chaos begins.  A more refined version of this would be awesome set to Friday the 13th or Sleepaway Camp.

Speaking of... is this how the TellTale games work?  I assumed they were point and click adventures but if they are in this style of minimal movement and control over characters with choices to change the plot, that's cool.

And speaking of again... single player is finally implemented in Friday the 13th!  Right now you only get to play against bots but it beats terrible match making and bad groups of players.
 

Got ya. Guess I'll have to scratch that off my list then because I don't think I am patient enough to beat it.

As for TellTale games, its probably closer to Until Dawn than it is to classic point and click adventure games. There usually isn't really a "puzzle" that you have to solve by interacting with the enviornment in most of them, it's kind of more of an interactive story. A lot of quick time events and segments where you have a very brief moment to decide what to say or do. Until Dawn is one of my favorite games on the PS4, but I thought that shit was so scary that I had to play it with a group of friends because there is no way I could do it myself lol.


I just beat Kirby 64 today 100%. Probably going to focus on beating Xenoblade 2 (and also continuing Mario Odyssey) before Ni No Kuni comes out next month.