Wow I suck. I've been spending most of 2014 re-playing and going back to old games. Nothing wrong with that, I suppose, but as of mid-February my list is only:

• Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe (both endings)
• Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon

Got the platinum in Dead Rising 2 (originally played in 2010), went from 57% to 99% trophy completion in Burnout Paradise (platinum acquired in 2010) and haven't had the heart to pick Beyond: Two Souls back up. Nuts to beating any of you guys, I'd better be able to surpass my 2013 total of 17 at this rate.

EDIT 2/24/2014:

• Dead Nation

EDIT 5/18/2014:

• DJ Hero
• Brothers
• Rayman Origins
• Beyond: Two Souls
• CSI Fatal Conspiracy
• Assassin's Creed III
• MGSV Ground Zeroes

EDIT 7/30/2014:

• South Park: The Stick of Truth
• Fallout 3

EDIT 9/11/2014:

• Sound Shapes
• Last of Us: Left Behind
• Watch Dogs

Vader's Reaction:

**Co-Starring Vader Jr.**

I just beat TR: Definitive Edition for the 2nd time. This time on Hard without any optional weapon or skill upgrades, and no grenades except where required by the game. The final boss was damned hard; I must have died 20+ times to finish him. I soooo wanted to use genades on him, but I did not. That would have been too easy.

Next time I beat this game, I'm going use only the bow for the entire game. That sounds like a nice challenge.

Updated with Fable Anniversary!

Chicken Chaser!!!

Ravenprose said:

I just beat TR: Definitive Edition for the 2nd time. This time on Hard without any optional weapon or skill upgrades, and no grenades except where required by the game. The final boss was damned hard; I must have died 20+ times to finish him. I soooo wanted to use genades on him, but I did not. That would have been too easy.

Next time I beat this game, I'm going use only the bow for the entire game. That sounds like a nice challenge.

Where do you find the time?  I'm happy if I get to finish a game once these days, and that's often without bothering about secret stuff and collectibles.

aspro said:

Iga_Bobovic said:

I am a super player. Beat Super Mario Bros twice. The normal quest and the harder second quest. And beat the Lost Levels.

That game is just crap to be honest. Tons of blind jumps, trial and error gameplay. Or places where you have to jump around to hit ivisible blocks. It is hard and you die alot, but it is never fair and hardly fun.


... End of story


Both games are from the Super Mario Bros Deluxe version!

See! Everyone SEE! It's not me, it's thecrap gameplay! Robot can't lie.

I truly am embarassed for the behavior of western gamers and their reaction to FFXIII. Here we --FINALLY-- have a complete series of games, with a clear-cut beginning, middle and end. With a strong, cohesive story-line throughout. With gameplay that improves upon itself through each new game. Developers that --LISTEN-- to gamers; FIRST by streamlining the game when they thought that's what gamers wanted, then by opening it up and giving it the style of gameplay much sought after **Time Travel a-la Chrono Trigger** since the days of the SNES, then, lastly, going --ALL-OUT-- and making it almost --COMPLETELY OPEN-ENDED-- with homages left and right to all previous Final Fantasies rolled into one! Like every FF game before them, they all had different battle systems, incorporating the ATB system that's been used for years now. They all developed the characters to a degree not really seen in many other contemporary games at all. The themes spanned global issues down to very personal ones; there's so much in there that almost anyone can relate to. There's love stories, tragic villians, plot-twists you --WON'T-- see coming and the literal END OF THE FRICKIN' WORLD... There's absolutely EVERYTHING ANY Final Fantasy fan normally clamors for... and the reactions mostly been: "WAH! IT'S TOO DIFFERENT! WE WANT CRYSTALS AND MOAR FANTASY! WHY CAN'T IT BE MORE LIKE FF_ _?!" Despite each and every game being a tried and true entry in the FF series as a whole, somehow the whiny, entitled kids that call themselves gamers these days have managed to make them the bastard stepchildren of them all. Here's well over 200 hours worth of genuinely great Final Fantasy games that are being mostly ignored. I would --HATE-- to be a developer in this day and age; there's absolutely NO WAY to please a generation of gamers that have no collective clue about what it is they want!

**Farewell to the strongest, best-realized hero in any Final Fantasy game yet!**

**Yep! I said it!**

Agreed Leo. It's the worst thing about the western gaming scene right now.

Same thing is happneing with the FF mmo. "Oh that was shit 2 years ago" and therefore no need to have a second look at it.