Games Beaten 2015

[BoneSnapDeez]

I would totally download Virtual Boy Wario Land from the eShop.

I typically don't download games if they exist in a physical format, but I make an exception if the game is hard to obtain and/or awkward to play in its original state (I just downloaded the 8-bit Lost Levels because the odds of me ever owning a Famicom Disk System are slim).

Seems like Nintendo is just sitting on a lot of stuff...... Same old story I guess, at least Mother has finally made a North American appearance.

[prfsnl_gmr]

I typically don't download games if they exist in a physical format, but I make an exception if the game is hard to obtain and/or awkward to play in its original state (I just downloaded the 8-bit Lost Levels because the odds of me ever owning a Famicom Disk System are slim).

Be sure to get The Mysterious Murasame Castle and RECCA. The first is like an incredibly difficult and fast-paced Legend of Zelda, and the second is an absolutely amazing shmup.

[BoneSnapDeez]

I had no idea those games were on there.....!

[alienjesus]

:shock: I had no idea those games were on there.....!

I beat Murasame Castle back in 2014: viewtopic.php?f=44&t=45249&p=934782&hilit=nazo+no+murasamejou#p934782

[prfsnl_gmr]

:shock: I had no idea those games were on there.....!

I beat Murasame Castle back in 2014: viewtopic.php?f=44&t=45249&p=934782&hilit=nazo+no+murasamejou#p934782

I agree completely with your review. I am slowly working away at it, but it is really, really hard.

[BoneSnapDeez]

I will dominate it!

I gotta take a look at what other obscure Famicom/FDS stuff is on the eShop....

My digital want list is now rivaling my physical one, which is kinda scary.

[wclem]

1. Resident Evil 4 (PS3) Digital
2. Resident Evil 6 (PS3) Disc Version
3. Dying Light (PS4) Disc Version
4. Red Dead Redemption (PS3) Disc Version (Replay)
5. Batman Arkham City (PS3) Disc Version
6. The Order (PS4) Disc Version
7. Valiant Hearts (PS4) Digital Version
8. DMC Definitive (PS4) Disc Version
9. Resident Evil Revelations 2 (PS4) Disc Version
10. God of War - Ghost of Sparta (PS3) PSP digital port
11. God of War - Chains of Olympus (PS3) PSP digital port
12. Max Payne 3 - (PC) Digital Version (Replay)
13. Witcher 3 - (PS4) Physical Version
14. Evil Within - (PC) Digital Version (Replay)
15. Freedom Planet - (PC) Digital Version
16. Super Mario World - (Snes) Physical Version

Been a long, long time since I beat this one. Funny how you remember so many things. Knocked off Star Road and played alternative version of this one after that. This is one of those cases where I think a series was never gonna be any better. I just do not think they have ever done Mario finer!

[GSZX1337]

1) Cannon Spike - Dreamcast
2) I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream - PC
3) Mighty Gunvolt - 3DS (as Mighty No. 9)
4) Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X - PSP (Vile Mode)
5) StarCraft - PC
6) Naughty Bear - Xbox 360
7) The Last of Us - PS3
8] Eets (100-percented) - PC
9) Gunpoint - PC
10) The Last Story - Wii
11) Papers, Please - PC (Ending 18)
12) King's Quest I: Quest for the Crown (AGD VGA remake)
13) Dune 2000 - PC (easy )
14) Clock Tower: The First Fear - PC (S Ending)

15-19) Sam & Max Season 3: The Devil's Playhouse - PC

This one made a bad, bad first impression on me with its control scheme. Having to control Max's view with WASD didn't leave a nice taste in my mouth. I also didn't care much for actually moving Sam around (again with WASD) either. Looking past that, however, I saw a great comedic adventure. Overall, this season isn't as good as the previous two, but it's still quite clever. This season has been give a noticeable facelift with higher res textures and more polygons onscreen. The audio has pretty much been untouched, not that it needed to be messed with.

The biggest (and most welcome) addition is the ability to play as Max who's gained psychic powers. The powers cleverly integrate into gameplay by offering more creative ways to solve the game's puzzles as well as lending themselves to the series's style of humor. Some noteworthy powers are the future sight which provides hints for said puzzles (in a humorous fashion of course), transformation paves the way for much wackiness, and the voodoo doll has seen many uses outside of its assigned segments to make characters say off the wall things. Teleportation is especially notable since it greatly reduces the amount of backtracking needed to complete the adventure.

I've heard these games are rather easy, and I guess those who say that are right as I was able to beat 3 out of 5 of them without looking at a guide. I can imagine these games can be difficult for some as they require following their weird logic. For example, there's a scene where "Max" has to transform into a blimp and Sam has to shoot him in order to set a banner on fire. Anyway, these Sam & Max games are fun, accessible Point-and-Click Adventure Games that everyone should play.

[wclem]

1. Resident Evil 4 (PS3) Digital
2. Resident Evil 6 (PS3) Disc Version
3. Dying Light (PS4) Disc Version
4. Red Dead Redemption (PS3) Disc Version (Replay)
5. Batman Arkham City (PS3) Disc Version
6. The Order (PS4) Disc Version
7. Valiant Hearts (PS4) Digital Version
8. DMC Definitive (PS4) Disc Version
9. Resident Evil Revelations 2 (PS4) Disc Version
10. God of War - Ghost of Sparta (PS3) PSP digital port
11. God of War - Chains of Olympus (PS3) PSP digital port
12. Max Payne 3 - (PC) Digital Version (Replay)
13. Witcher 3 - (PS4) Physical Version
14. Evil Within - (PC) Digital Version (Replay)
15. Freedom Planet - (PC) Digital Version
16. Super Mario World - (Snes) Physical Version
17. Mega Man 7 - (Snes) Phsical Version


All I can say is damn, why so hard and damn, my hand hurts LOL.

[Luke]

16. Super Mario World - (Snes)!

I still admire the attention to sound in SMW. When you're in a cave your sound echoes. When you jump on Yoshi a galloping cadence is added to the music.