What was the last game you finished?

[Ack]

The last game I finished was Red Dead Redemption. I managed to get 100% in it Saturday night, so it's done. Time to go play something else.

I too went and achieved the 100% completion goal, I can only hope you had the same amount of fun I did when I played

Yeah, I thought it was great. I did have some complaints about the number of bugs I encountered, and there was one that got to be so serious I had to reboot the console. But beyond those, I found the game to be an incredible experience that I'd gladly recommend to others. And the ending was quite a surprise.

I'm a little bugged about the lack of things to do once the story is over though. When I finished the final level, I had about 95% of the game left. The outfit requirements constitute about...98.4% of the game, all told.

[Snickerd00dle]

The last game I finished was Red Dead Redemption. I managed to get 100% in it Saturday night, so it's done. Time to go play something else.

I too went and achieved the 100% completion goal, I can only hope you had the same amount of fun I did when I played

Yeah, I thought it was great. I did have some complaints about the number of bugs I encountered, and there was one that got to be so serious I had to reboot the console. But beyond those, I found the game to be an incredible experience that I'd gladly recommend to others. And the ending was quite a surprise.

I'm a little bugged about the lack of things to do once the story is over though. When I finished the final level, I had about 95% of the game left. The outfit requirements constitute about...98.4% of the game, all told.

yeah, its basically restart the game, or play Liars Dice...FOREVER!

[DerekG52]

Finished God of War 1 and inFamous over the weekend. Loving the God of War series, working on #2 (already beat 3). Wasn't crazy about inFamous, it had its moments but I felt the city was generic and they used the size of it to lengthen the game (traveling between islands for quests).

[hashiriya1]

Ray Tracers (PSX)

[vash23n]

Just finished Myst for the iPhone. I have been aching to play this game again for years, but have not had the motivation to track it down. They released it for the phone and it was very well done. I have heard some say that the game has aged badly because it is basically a slideshow, but I have to disagree. I loved it then, and I still found myself very challenged by the puzzles - even though I beat it in the past. They are releasing Riven soon and I can't wait. Just being back in that strange atmosphere was great. I hope they release all the games because I never got to play any of the others past Riven.

[swiftzx]

Call of Duty: modern warfare reflex (Wii)

I enjoyed the game, although the game suffers from having an inconsistent framerate.

[IcKy99]

Force Unleashed II

wow, beat this game in two 3 Hour play sessions, why so short?!!! and too many QTEs but still fun

[Limewater]

Okami (PS2)
I know it doesn't support it, but I actually played this game in widescreen mode. I actually thought it looked better stretched out horizontally than in 4:3 mode. Overall, I really enjoyed the game, and I think I understand the hype. The experience was largely charming, and the visuals were great. It was exceptionally easy, though, both in terms of combat and puzzles. Also, to be honest, I just didn't like the way battles were handled in the game. The controls were fine, but continuously having to wait for the correct time and then go through the motions of using the celestial brush became tiresome. Fortunately, most battles are avoidable, though. Overall, I'm glad I played it, and would recommend it to others who enjoy adventure titles.

[Czernobog]

Nier - PS3

I just finished my third play-through of Nier and despite the many negative reviews I heard I LOVED the game. It was not the greatest game IMO by any means, but I felt like it was crafted with a certain rare dedication and passion.

Aside from having some of the most enjoyable music I've experienced in an Action-RPG in a long time, the story seemed very self-aware and was largely a subtle and very interesting commentary on many aspects of video games, especially JRPGS.

[s1mplehumar]

OK, ALMOST done with Zero Gesshoku no Kamen (Fatal Frame IV).