Games Beaten 2014

[ExedExes]

. I may attempt Eye of the Beholder

Every time I hear "Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder" makes me think of my own quote (someone probably said it before me though) "Beauty is in the eye if the butt holder" which isn't as funny as Marx's "You're only old as the Woman you feel".

There's also the super popular "Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder"

[Damm64]

1-Metroid Confrontation
2-Red Dead Redemption
3-Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare
4- Bayonetta (PS3)
5- Doom 1 (Ps3) (BFG Edition)
6- The Last of Us (Ps3)
7- Condemned 2: Bloodshot (PS3)
8- Resident Evil: Revelations (Ps3)
9- King of Dragons (PSP)
10-Mercs (PSP)
11-Silent Hill: Downpour (PS3)
12- Dead Space (PS3)
13- Thief Gold (PC)
14- Crysis 3 (PS3)
15- Silent Hill Homecoming (Ps3)

16- Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion (3DS)

Well im watching the credits right now, pretty cool game. The main mechanic of the game is basically you can paint in and out some things to help you out, this things vary from platforms, weapons, cannons, etc. At first it feels like a gimick but later they used in some interesting ways, like this one part where a bunch of cannons where i have to drew and erase constantly to move on.
There's another mechanic to the game, not sure if i can call it that, where yo find missing characters inside the castle you're in and if you make them happy other parts of the castle will eventually appear.
It took about 9 hours to beat the game.

[Crynox]

Fahrenheit: (oxbox)

Was really hooked on this. Never played anything like it. I read some criticism about it being too linear because you are basically playing characters within a film, however this never bothered me at all. I was constantly intrigued to know what was going to happen next as the story progressed, and started caring about the characters. I also liked the play mechanic of having to one minute play Lucas who had to escape from the police and then within the same scene playing Carla and Tyler, (the police), who were trying to catch him. Great atmosphere and music throughout, and some ace bonus unlocks throughout. Now started Heavy Rain which I have high hopes of.

Daytona USA 2001: (DC)

Finally played this after another member gave some great advice about how to adjust the controller to make it playable. This game is a typical Sega arcade game, full of colour and sound and great handling. Had a blast, brought a big smile to my face. Was sad when I beat the King of Daytona Cup and realised it was the end.

Zelda Phantom Hourglass: (DS)

Actually started this last year but only just finished. Enjoyed from start to end, at first felt irritated that it was stylus control only, but of course soon came round to it. I think that this is one of the finest games on the DS & maybe one of the best Zelda games. Graphically impressive too.

Ghost Trick: (DS)

Started playing this after somebody recommended it, actually already had it but forgot about it. It's unusual for me to play this sort of game as it doesn't usually hold my attention, however I thought this was pretty good with quite an different play mechanic, for those who don't know you play the part of someone who has just died, you control their Spirit, you are able manipulate items to change others fate and even stop them from dying in the first place, (your able to travel back 4 mins and alter things that occur before death). I think I kept playing as I wanted to know what what happened to the main character in the first place to cause him to die. Overall a good game with quite a good story and an unusual graphic style, (weird). I recommend it to anyone who is looking for something a bit different.

[darsparx]

@crynox how did you like the ending to that game? I played through it on my phone and that one definitely had some good twists when i played it all those months ago...

[noiseredux]

Crynox, you need to play Heavy Rain.

[darsparx]

@noise don't remind me of that, i already know(even though you were talking to him) that i need to play that one...especially because I've been watching the tech demo videos and a gameplay series for the first video. I need that game soon despite the fact it's strange and sad from what I saw...

[noiseredux]

@noise don't remind me of that, i already know(even though you were talking to him) that i need to play that one...especially because I've been watching the tech demo videos and a gameplay series for the first video. I need that game soon despite the fact it's strange and sad from what I saw...

it's truly amazing. It's really an emotional experience. One of my favorite games of the generation.

[darsparx]

Yeah I'm not surprised that it's a good game seeing the two videos they have on youtube as tech demos(which I do have to admit I've watched them way too many times now....they are really interesting)

[isiolia]

1.) Beyond: Two Souls (PS3)
2.) Remember Me (PC)
3.) Mirror's Edge (PC)
4.) Jumping Flash! (PS1)
5.) Run Saber (SNES)
6.) Heavenly Sword (PS3)
7.) X-Blades (360)
8.) Blades of Time (360)
9.) Trapt (PS2)
10.) Hunted: The Demon's Forge (360)
11.) Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3)
12.) Venetica (PC)
13.) Metal Gear (MSX)
14.) Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake (MSX)
15.) Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater HD Edition (PS3)
16.) Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops (PSP)
17.) Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker HD Edition (PS3)
18.) Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes (Gamecube)
19.) Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty HD Edition (PS3)
20.) Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots (PS3)
21.) Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (PS3)
22.) Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary (360)
23.) Halo 2 (XBox)
24.) Halo 3 (360)
25.) Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes (PS3)
26.) Halo Reach (360)
27.) Halo 4 (360)
28.) Diablo III: Reaper of Souls (PC)
29.) South Park: The Stick of Truth (PS3)
30.) Deception IV: Blood Ties (PS3)
31.) New Super Mario Bros. U (Wii U)
32.) The Lost Vikings (Genesis/PC)

Played for Together Retro, so I've posted in that thread. Started on the Genesis version, but swapped to the now-free PC version partway through due to travelling and having visitors.

[Luke]

Crynox, you need to play Heavy Rain.

Listen to this man. It's a $20 game worth every penny.