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1/1: Octodad PC
1/1: Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter (Co-op) PC
1/6: Something Amiss PC
1/6: Sam & Max 104: Abe Lincoln Must Die! PC
1/8: Donkey Kong Jr. Arcade
1/8: Frogger Arcade
1/8: Pac-Man Arcade
1/8: Smash TV (Co-op) Arcade
1/12: Achievement Unlocked PC
1/13: Achievement Unlocked 2 PC
1/15: K.O.L.M. PC
1/26: Don't Look Back PC
1/28: Flick Kick Rugby iPod Touch
2/9: Hot Throttle PC
2/10: Pokemon Puzzle Challenge Game Boy Color
2/17: The Great Gatsby NES
2/18: Tiki Totems iPod Touch
2/18: Tiki Totems 2: Valentine iPod Touch
3/10: Elephant Quest PC
4/1: Pokémon White Version Nintendo DS
4/7: Elite Beat Agents Nintendo DS
6/8: The Curse of Monkey Island PC
7/1: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Nintendo DS
7/26: Professor Layton and the Unwound Future Nintendo DS
7/27: WarioWare: Touched! Nintendo DS
8/24: SPY Fox in Dry Cereal PC
8/25: The Stanley Parable PC
12/4: Super Mario 3D Land 3DS NEW
12/10: Pajama Sam 2: Thunder and Lightning Aren't so Frightening PC NEW

Total: 29

Super Mario 3D Land finally gave me a reason to keep playing my 3DS. It's just plain fun. Every 3DS owner should own this game. Every single one.

I picked up a sealed copy of Pajama Sam 2 at a Salvation Army on Black Friday (they seriously had like 10 sealed copies each of PS2 and Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo). Loaded it up into ScummVM last night and blew through it in an hour or so. I really love these kid's point-and-click adventure games; reminds me so much of my childhood. I'd played PS2 before but never got the chance to own it. So glad I do now.

1. Mercs (PS2)
2. Darkstalkers 3 (PS1)
3. House Of The Dead Overkill (Wii)
4. Mega Man 3 (PS2)
5. Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters (PS2)
6. Halo 2600 (Atari 2600)
7. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game (NES)
8. Castlevania Chronicles (PS1)
9. Shadow Of The Colossus (PS2)
10. Capcom Vs. SNK Pro (PS1)
11. Capcom Vs. SNK 2: Mark Of The Millennium (PS2)
12. Super Street Fighter IV (PS3)
13. Mobile Light Force (PS1)
14. Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 (PS3)
15. Galaga Arrangement (PSP)
16. BlazBlue: Continuum Shift (PS3)
17. Mr. Driller (PS1)
18. Dead Or Alive (PS1)
19. Mamoru-kun (PS3)
20. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles In Time Reshelled (PSN)
21. Ridge Racer (PS1)
22. Mega Man X4 (PS1)
23. Rapid Angels (PSN)
24. Catherine (PS3)
25. Let's Go Jungle! (arcade)
26. Super Puzzle Fighter II: For Matching Service (DC)
27. Kill Bill Vol. 1 (DC)
28. Dead Or Alive 2 (DC)
29. Gunbird 2 (DC)
30. GigaWing (DC)
31. Street Fighter Alpha 3 (DC)
32. Streets Of Rage (PS3)
33. Shining Force (PS3)
34. Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PSN)
35. Street Fighter III Third Strike Online Edition (PSN)
36. LittleBigPlanet (PS3)
37. SoulCalibur IV (PS3)

I used to think I didn't like 3D fighters. But I'm coming around. The Dead Or Alive series really sucked me in. SoulCalibur feels similar to me. Besides this one, I've only played II, which I did enjoy a bit. Started playing this to practice for our Budget Fight Club. Put a few hours in and beat the arcade mode with Sophitia, and also managed to unlock almost all of the characters already. My winning game only took 11 mins. That's the funny thing about SoulCalibur. Seems like when you're in your zone, you just blast through. I still have a lot to learn, so I do plan to work on the training mode too. But I have to say, this game is just beautiful to look at. Wow. And the music is quite impressive as well. I'm looking forward to playing this for Fight Club.

YoshiEgg25 wrote:I picked up a sealed copy of Pajama Sam 2 at a Salvation Army on Black Friday (they seriously had like 10 sealed copies each of PS2 and Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo). Loaded it up into ScummVM last night and blew through it in an hour or so. I really love these kid's point-and-click adventure games; reminds me so much of my childhood. I'd played PS2 before but never got the chance to own it. So glad I do now.

They are fun. Do you use the esc key to skip all the cutscenes in the opening and elsewhere? I know I do most of the time.

noiseredux wrote:\
37. SoulCalibur IV (PS3)

I used to think I didn't like 3D fighters. But I'm coming around. The Dead Or Alive series really sucked me in. SoulCalibur feels similar to me. Besides this one, I've only played II, which I did enjoy a bit. Started playing this to practice for our Budget Fight Club. Put a few hours in and beat the arcade mode with Sophitia, and also managed to unlock almost all of the characters already. My winning game only took 11 mins. That's the funny thing about SoulCalibur. Seems like when you're in your zone, you just blast through. I still have a lot to learn, so I do plan to work on the training mode too. But I have to say, this game is just beautiful to look at. Wow. And the music is quite impressive as well. I'm looking forward to playing this for Fight Club.

Didn't the Apprentice make you want to scream?

Balasubbie wrote:Didn't the Apprentice make you want to scream?

haha, yeah he's a total kick-you-while-you're-down kind of jerk.

GundeadliGne (PSN)
Scott Pilgrim (PSN)
Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D (3DS)
Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine (Genesis)
Sonic Spinball (Genesis)
Metroid Prime Pinball (NDS)
Wario Ware Twisted (GBA)

DinnerX wrote:

YoshiEgg25 wrote:I picked up a sealed copy of Pajama Sam 2 at a Salvation Army on Black Friday (they seriously had like 10 sealed copies each of PS2 and Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo). Loaded it up into ScummVM last night and blew through it in an hour or so. I really love these kid's point-and-click adventure games; reminds me so much of my childhood. I'd played PS2 before but never got the chance to own it. So glad I do now.

They are fun. Do you use the esc key to skip all the cutscenes in the opening and elsewhere? I know I do most of the time.

Only when I'm traveling to a place that I've gone to before. I like the cutscenes, as cheesy as they are. However, taking five seconds to go to the next place? No thanks.

12/10 Batman Arkham City (PS3)

Beat the main story over the weekend, still working through some side missions. This game is a blast, I loved every minute. The combat in this game is just fun, I love the way it flows and has a really good feel to it. I miss a few things from the first game like multiple batarangs, but overall the combat feels a bit tighter. It also has a collect-a-thon element with the riddler trophies that I love, but isn't essential to the game. I thought the Catwoman stuff felt tacked on and if you're wondering if you should pay for it, if you get the game used, I would say pass on it. You wouldn't be missing much.

The First 50: January-June
Adventure - Atari 2600
Gunhed - PCE
Limbo - 360
Crimzon Clover - PC
Army of Darkness Defense- iPhone
Psycho Soldier - PSP
Shank - PS3
Jamestown - PC
MUSHA - Genesis
Dragon Age II: Legacy - PS3
Kingdom Grand Prix - Arcade (MAME)
Blade Buster - NES
Alien vs. Predator - Arcade (MAME)
Metamorphic Force - Arcade (MAME)
Jetpack Joyride- iPhone
Medal of Honor - PS3
Dimahoo - Arcade (MAME)
Michael Jackson's Moonwalker - Arcade (MAME)
Gears of War 3 - 360
Dementium: The Ward - NDS
Brutal Sports Football - - Atari Jaguar
Splatterhouse - PCE
Resistance 3 - PS3
Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception - PS3
Battlefield 3 - PS3
Espgaluda II: Black Label (BL mode) - 360
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - PS3
Knights of the Round - Arcade (MAME)
Sonic the Hedgehog - Genesis
Shining Force - Genesis
Muchi Muchi Pork - 360
Dragon Age II: Mark of the Assassin - PS3
Shienryu Explosion - PS2 *new*

2011 TOTAL: 83

2010 Games Beaten

Beautiful but easy.

dsheinem wrote:Shienryu Explosion - PS2 *new*

is Shienryu Explosion a sequel to Gekioh?