What game did you finish today?

"Wacky Races" on an NES emulator with no save states for advantage purposes.
 
I just beat the main campaign of Postal 2. On to Apocalypse Weekend.
 
Finally beaten Borderlands 2. The final boss actually felt like challenge even if I did camp in certain spots to attack it. At least its the kind of boss that is challenging. Pretty much finished it by shooting Jack in the head with the first gun you get in the game.
 
Got the canon ending for Final Fantasy XIII-2. I gotta hand it to Squenix, it takes serious balls to put someone through that final boss fight and then get that ending.

I actually did like the ending, case you're wondering. But god, was the final boss rush insane.
 
Tea Four Dress Too.
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Believe me, it's harder than it looks.
 
Saney said:
KotoR II. Got to say, I know it was rushed, but it's still disappointing how it just kind of...stops. And what was up with the Ebon Hawk falling into that chasm, only to show up at the end? Atton must be one hell of a pilot.
Oh, and I got Mira killed during her last fight with Hanharr...
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I'm glad i'm not the only one who accidentally killed Mira.
 
Hitman: Absolution

It's a game about what objects you can and can't shove naked people into. Sometimes people have to be a dick about things and you got to choke them until they fall asleep. Dropping their naked body into a fountain will not break the sleep.
 
I put "Kid Icarus" for the NES aside for a while and played "Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins". Finished it and the game is pretty easy until the Wario stage.

AND DAMN IT WHY WHEN THERE'S A GAME OVER YOU'LL HAVE TO GET THESE GOLDEN COINS ALL OVER AGAIN?!
 
I did a quick run though of Kirby's dreamland today.
 
Does "Monopoly" for the NES count?
 
I have just beaten Disgaea 4's main story just a few minutes ago.

I can't really decide whether this is my favorite or second favorite Disgaea. It hits pretty much all the right notes both story and gameplay wise, but I feel Disgaea 1 has a slightly better story and cast.

Either way, GREAT game. I look forward to doing all the extra stuff as I wait for D2.
 
Final Fantasy Dimensions. Game was fairly enjoyable despite of the same basic plot you'd see in the old FF games. Though gameplay was decent due to the job system and the Fusion Ability System. However, it's pretty pricy. If it were around 2005, I'd agree with it. But this is 2013, so no.
 
I just beat "Enslaved: Odyssey to the West." Wasn't a bad game, merely mediocre.
 
Yesterday, I've beaten Gothic for the third time. Earlier today, I have beaten House of the Dead for probably 7 or 8 times, can't really remember how many times I have beaten it.
 
I just beat Saint's Row IV. I'm going to go back and complete some more the challenges.
 
Just played through Fallout 1 again.

Had to deal with a couple of annoying bugs as I played through. Particularly at the Boneyard.

Miles, the guy who upgrades your power armor, disappeared after the fight against the Regulators. So, I tried to complete the sidequests involving him and Smitty so I could get my hardened power armor and turbo plasma rifle before hand. When I did that though, the Blades never showed up when I started the fight against the Regulators. I reloaded the fight and it happened again.

So I went up to check on Razor, the leader of the Blades, and found out a pool of blood where she normally stood. No clue why this is, but apparently, the game kills off Razor if I chose to help out Miles and Smitty after I dealt with the Gun Runners, but before I fought the Regulators. So, I ended up having to reload my save yet again. This time to right before I fought the Mother Deathclaw as I stupidly saved over the file to right before I fought the Regulators.

Eventually, I was able to get what I want, but damn. Seems like the Fallout games were buggy even back then.

Still love the game though. : )
 
Deadly Premonition.


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Wow, what a game. What a dysfunctional game I am going to play it again.
 
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