Games Beaten 2013

[Luke]

First 99:

1. Batman Genesis
2. Golden Axe Sega CD
3. Streets if Rage Sega CD (I'm keeping the typo)
4. Streets of Rage 2 Genesis
5. Super Mario Bros. 2 NES
6. TMNT Fall of the Foot Clan Gameboy
7. TMNT 2 The Arcade Game NES
8. TMNT Hyperstone Heist Genesis
9. Call of Duty Black Ops 360
10. Sonic the Hedgehog Genesis
11. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Genesis
12. Sonic CD Sega CD
13. Kung-Fu NES
14. Mega Man 2 NES
15. Out of This World SNES
16. Flashback SNES
17. Altered Beast Genesis
18. Pit-Fighter Genesis
19. Aladdin Genesis
20. Aladdin SNES
21. Ghosts n' Goblins NES, twice
22. Contra NES
23. Bionic Commando NES
24. Strider NES
25. Batman NES
26. Duck Tales NES
27. Ninja Gaiden NES x 2
28. Super Mario Bros. 3 NES
29. Lakers Vs. Celtics and the NBA Playoffs Genesis
30. Jackal NES
31. Mike Tyson's Punch-Out! NES
32. Bayou Billy NES
33. Skate or Die NES
34. Captain Skyhawk NES
35. Super Mario Bros. NES
36. Friday The 13th NES
37. Totally Rad NES
38. Shatterhand NES
39. Twisted Metal Black PS2
40. Tekken 3 Bleamcast
41. Tekken Tag Tournament PS2
42. Tekken 4 PS2
43. Tekken 5 PS2
44. Tekken 6 360
45. Pro Wrestling NES
46. Tecmo Wrestling NES
47. Tag Team Wrestling NES
48. Marvel's Ultimate Alliance 2 360
49. Jurassic Park Genesis
50. Excitebike NES
51. Willy Beamish Sega CD
52. Sewer Shark Sega CD
53. Jurassic Park Sega CD
54. Star Wars Rebel Assault Sega CD
55. NHL '94 Sega CD
56. Spider-Man vs. Kingpin Sega CD
57. Ironsword NES
58. TMNT Return from the Sewers Gameboy
59. Duck Tales Gameboy
60. Duck Tales 2 Gameboy
61. Super Mario Land Gameboy
62. Super Marion Land 2 Gameboy
63. Strider GBA
64. Bionic Commando GBA
65. Golden Axe GBA
66. Mini Final Fight GBA
67. Tetris Gameboy
68. F-1 Race Gameboy
69. Home Alone Gameboy
70. Road Rash Genesis
71. Rambo III Genesis
72. Shinobi III Genesis
73. LHX Attack Chopper Genesis
74. StarFox SNES
75. Final Fight SNES
76. Madden '94 SNES
77. Donkey Kong Country SNES
78. NCAA Basketball 2008 360
79. Vectorman Genesis
80. Vectorman 2 Genesis
81. Actraiser VC
82. Child Of Eden 360
83. The Duel Test Drive II Genesis
84. Hard Drivin' Genesis
85. Dr. Mario NES
86. Super Mario Kart SNES
87. Super Mario World SNES
88. Metal Gear NES
89. E.T 2600
90. Mario Superstar Baseball Gamecube
91. Starfox 64 VC
92. Blazing Angels Wii
93. LOTR Two Towers GC
92. Rogue Leader GC
93. Rebel Strike GC
94. Soul Calibur II GC
95. F-1 Race
96. F-Zero GP Legend GBA
97. THPS 2 GBA
98. Madden 07 GBA
99. Metroid Zero Mission GBA

100. Top Gun NES
101. Altered Beast SMS
102. Galaxy Force SMS
103. Reggie Jackson Baseball SMS
104. After Burner SMS
105. Space Harrier SMS
106. Rolling Thunder NES
107. Code Name Viper NES
108. Godzilla NES
109. Earthworm Jim Genesis
110. Zillion II SMS
111. Blades of Steel NES
112. Double Dribble NES
113. Splatterhouse Arcade via 360
114. Splatterhouse 2 Genesis via 360
115. Mutant League Football Genesis
116. Mutant League Hockey Genesis
117. Super Star Wars SNES
118. Splatterhouse 360
119. Super Empire Strikes Back SNES
120. Super Return of the Jedi SNES
121. Doomsday Warrior SNES
122. Crash Team Racing (100%) Playstaion
123. Crash Nitro Cart (100%) PS2
124. Crash Wrath of the Cortex PS2
125. NHL 2002 PS2 (82 game season, won the cup)
126. Cool Spot Genesis
127. Operation Wolf NES
128. Call of Duty Modern Warfare II 360
129. Battle Clash SNES
130. Metal Combat SNES
131. D2 Dreamcast
132. Soldier of Fortune Dreamcast
133. Adventure Island Gameboy
134. Kirby's Dream Land Gameboy
135. Rogue Leader Gamecube *new*
136. Godzilla Destroy all Monsters Gamecube *new*
137. Ribbit King Gamecube *new*
138. LOTR The Two Towers Gamecune *new*

Rebel Strike is next on my list.

There are so many Star Wars games out there (and I own most of them) that trying to rank them would drive me bonkers. With that in mind, Rogue Leader really does an excellent job at setting the stage for a Star Wars flyer. It's fun, provides a challenge, but where it really shines would be the atmosphere of the game. It "fits" the SW Universe.

Godzilla Destroy all Monsters is silly fun. Any fan of the movie series should own this game regardless of the fact if they like video games or not. Sure, not every character in the series is playable, but there are enough monsters to choose from to make it worth purchasing.

Ribbit King is now one of my favorite games. It's so fun and bizarre that you simply have to play it to "get it". Even after beating ever level/world, I'm already replaying it. It's a golf game, and it's not...again, you have to play it to understand how whimsical it is.

LOTR TT. I prefer this on the Crube for reasons unknown even to me. It's basically an interactive movie with a lot more action and a lot less walking,

[prfsnl_gmr]

Ribbit King is now one of my favorite games. It's so fun and bizarre that you simply have to play it to "get it". Even after beating ever level/world, I'm already replaying it. It's a golf game, and it's not...again, you have to play it to understand how whimsical it is.

I am glad to hear this. Ribbit King has been high on my "want list" for several months now, and I will have to work even harder now to track down a copy.

[Luke]

I am glad to hear this. Ribbit King has been high on my "want list" for several months now, and I will have to work even harder now to track down a copy.

The game is a trip.

"You're an alien who travels multiple planets to gain a necessary power source by hitting frogs with a sledgehammer, but are ultimately judged by a giant gay monster" doesn't do it justice.

Make sure you get both discs if you find a copy!

[AppleQueso]

I love Rogue Leader so much. I remember first seeing the Death Star level when the game came out, and it blew my mind in a "games will never ever look better than this oh my god" way. Such a huge visual leap over the N64.

I'm so sorry that you're playing Rebel Strike next.

[BoneSnapDeez]

The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age always looked like one of the best LotR games to me. I like the fact that it's not based on a movie.

Though I never have tried the movie-based games...

[Luke]

I love Rogue Leader so much. I remember first seeing the Death Star level when the game came out, and it blew my mind in a "games will never ever look better than this oh my god" way. Such a huge visual leap over the N64.

I'm so sorry that you're playing Rebel Strike next.

Aw man. Strike isn't so good?

Rogue is one of those great "passy" games to play with friends, as everyone wants to play it but only allows for one player. It's definitely a control hog game. And I agree, we've all taken an AT-AT before on other consoles, but this time it felt so much more "real".

I still laugh when I see that the game boasts "Featuring the voice of Denis Lawson, the original Wedge Antilles!". Because of course who doesn't want to hear his memorable voice?

[AppleQueso]

Aw man. Strike isn't so good?

It's a step down for sure. Those on foot levels really weren't a good idea.

[alienjesus]

Aw man. Strike isn't so good?

It's a step down for sure. Those on foot levels really weren't a good idea.

The flying sections are pretty awesome, but they're far less frequent than before


Its awesome that they can get more TIEs on screen though. The battle when you're leaving Hoth is awesome.

[Luke]

Though I never have tried the movie-based games...

Two Towers (GCN, PS2) and Return of the King (PC) are great and deliver exactly what you would expect. Cut-scenes from the movie that go straight into combat. Serious combat. You versus 100 orcs at a time combat. The combat mechanics are just like the Arkham games, block, counter, attack, repeat. The games also do a great job of capturing the look of Jackson's movies.

[prfsnl_gmr]

Rogue is one of those great "passy" games to play with friends, as everyone wants to play it but only allows for one player. It's definitely a control hog game. And I agree, we've all taken an AT-AT before on other consoles, but this time it felt so much more "real".

You might already know this, but Rebel Stike has a two-player co-op version of Rogue Leader included in it. It also has both of the old Star Wars arcade games, and it ends up being one of those games where the bonus/special features outweigh the somewhat mediocre single-player campaign.