Raz wrote:Thanks for the suggestions, I'm not great at judging difficulty of games I'm not familiar with by myself.
I assure you, the 2007 and older DS/Wii games I listed are challenging.
Raz wrote:I'm still interested in hearing opinions on hard Wii/DS post-2007 games even if I won't be able to play them for the challenge
Many folks considered the DS and Wii "casual" systems during their heyday, so I think some might be surprised at the considerable amount of challenging (or even hardcore) games that exist in their libraries. I think this would be a great idea for a new thread, but I don't want to derail this one pursuing that topic now.
Raz wrote:list
Actraiser 2 (SNES) - I'm pretty sure the judges approved this already = Yes, it's approved across the board.
Art of Fighting 2 (NeoGeo, Emulated) = I defer
Maximo: Ghosts to Glory (PS2) = Yes
Scurge: Hive (DS) = Yes
Super Earth Defense Force (SNES) = I defer
Super Puyo Puyo (SFC) = I defer (I don't care for Puyo Puyo at all)
Super Star Wars (SNES) = Yes
Super Star Wars: Return of The Jedi (SNES) = Yes
Trauma Center: Second Opinion (Wii) = Yes*
Viewtiful Joe (GameCube) = Yes but only if played on Adults difficulty
Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure (Wii) = Yes, if played without a guide/walkthrough it's tough.
I'm hoping you're joining in Raz, the more the merrier! (Or is it misery loves company?)
*Second Opinion on Wii is still challenging, but it's a remake of the original Trauma Center on DS. The original Trauma Center on DS is much harder than the rebalanced Wii remake. If you are looking for the harder challenge of the two, go with the DS original. Trust me, I beat that game... the last "boss" is about as hardcore as DS ever gets.Sarge wrote:So... basically I broke one of the rules. I done gone goofed up. Don't think I got any further than my farthest runs, though. I promise not to touch it until July from here on out.

We must all endeavor to not play our chosen games until July 1st. Fair's fair!