Played Gone Home today. It was a short game but quite the experience to play.

Mortal Kombat X on Steam,,

Back to Halo, working through halo 3 on legendary with some friends for the 2nd time.

Mega Man X3

So I just beat this game today. And yeah.... this game was ridiculously hard. Granted, I played on VC so I had save states, but still playing this game even with all of the powerups was hard.

Wait until you get to X6. It's not as bad as people say but it really does show its rushed state.

To even the odds should you decide to play it (there's some good stuff buried underneath the oddball level design and difficultly that can be best described as painful) here's the Ultimate Armor X code.

Ultimate Armor for X: Left x 3, Right x 1

Hopefully that should help you out.

Should I continue on to X4 and do the Playstation games in order or should I just stop right here and call it quits? I mean, I there are 4 Mega Man Zero games I could play instead if X4-8 are that bad.

I'd at least play X4 and X5. X4 is really good( second best X game in my opinion.) X5 has some issues, but I still think is enjoyable. X6 is bleh and X7 is pretty awful. I think X8 is enjoyable as well, but nothing special.

Which Megaman X game was the one where X was a total bleeding heart?

That's X7, the first one on PS2.

It had the awkward 3D parts and Axl was annoying. Don't get wrong I love the X series but even diehards will play any of them before X7.

As for my gaming I was thinking of getting back to Axiom Verge. One of these days there HAS to be a F***ING Guide for it. How long do those morons at GameFAQS plan to argue about everything in the whole Doomdamned world?

They just went overboard with the spikes.

Play at least X4, it's one of the best ones, X5 also holds up, from there on it's rather meh.

From what it sounds, I should be in no rush to play anything X4 and up? I think I'll just wait for a PSN sale and play X4-6 and stop there.

Yeah, the X Series kinda goes downhill after that.


At least play X4, it's a fantastic game.

So i finally sat down and started playing Harvest Moon Magical melody. I spend my first in game week, which in real time should be about two hours, getting used to my surroundings. I made a small area behind my shack where i started growing some potatoes and turnips. I've been making a living off of Coral while i wait for my seeds to grow, because i spent all my money buying the seeds in the first place.
I got a dog from my next door neighbor Ellen, i named the dog Chiko after a dog one of my family members owns irl. Ellen is cute, make note of that for when i have to pick a bride further down the road.

Except for the voice acting.

To be fair, it is early 90's anime dubbing. :lol

I think it's late 90's actually.
And it was done by Japanese actors.

Back on Harvest moon, summer started thus killing my beautiful garden. D: Luckily i rebuilt it with summer plants and i'm trying to catch up to my rival Jamie, which is turning out to be a bit harder than i thought, i also built a chicken coop and bought two Chickens to start out, "Kentuky" and "Original recipe" i'm making decent cash by selling the eggs they produce, unfortunately a good perfect of the time i end up eating one of the eggs they spawn to keep my strength up and grow my garden.

I've formed friendships with Joe the carpenter and Blue my neighbor, they're cool guys.

And last but not least my relationship with my neighbor Ellen is growing exponentially, at this rate we'll be married by the end of the in game year.

Playing metal gear solid revengance and I am a straight up badass with a ninja cyborg sword. Also I am glad my mom and grandma are out right now because their ears would be ringing from my battle cries!

My 22 day achievement streak ends today with 249 Achievements earned.

Damn. I played a lot.

I downloaded Project Spark the other day and only just got through the tutorial yesterday. Sucks that the servers are down today (apparently because of Conker being super cheap in-game? UGH I'm going to miss out on that...) so I really can't do anything at all now in it.

I've literally spent the entire day playing Harvedt Moon, i'm so close to meeting the requirements to get married i can almost taste it. Also i spent so much time playing that the fall season passed by, now i'm in winter where no plants grow, so money is gonna be a bit of a problem during this time of the game.

Dragon Age: Awakening.

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Played Part 1 of the Bioshock Infinite: Burial at Sea DLC and I had alot of fun with it so far. Bioshock is still my favorite gaming franchise and it was great to come back to this world. Seeing Rapture before everything completely went to shit and at the same time having a nice continuation of the main story from infinite.

Cant wait to play Part 2 now.

A copy of the GBA Game Cartoon Network Speedway. Been playing that a bit, surprisingly better than Mario Kart Super Circuit.

A game on mobile called Kritika. Its a rpg based game that I personally like a lot.

So far I've been working at Harmony of Dissonance and I'm struck.

How does Down+A teleport me to new areas? I'm at wit's end here and GameFAQS; once again is not helping me. AT ALL.

Playing Battle Network 5, just got past Cosmoman, jesus christ this guy, he's the Airman of this game, where hi's stage is hard but the boss himself is relatively easy.

Now i just watched the cutscene that introduces Ribbita and now i'm taking a break.

Finally got around to buying a second hand ps3 so I can play Steins;Gate.

*Sees console hasn't been reset to factory settings*

Sigh, see you in 9 hours or so Steins;Gate :(

Been re-playing Fire Emblem: Awakening and trying new pairings and trying out different units.

Been playing Omega Quintet and Strike Suit Zero, both games are pretty fun but Zero's story's pretty uninteresting.

I'm real surprised by how much I'm enjoying Omega Quintet, actually.

I've started playing that one recently. I wouldn't really call it an RPG, though. It's less about story and more akin to Dynasty Warriors in its gameplay.

Just finished downloading the first four episodes of Telltale's Game of Thrones.

Since the remake of FF7 was announced, I got back into Dissidia Duodecim. Making my way through the Labyrinth since I never finished it. Using Cloud of course. :P

Dissidia Duodecim: Cloud Combo Montage

I am full on crack addicted to Storm Heroes. Although I do wish I could figure out what some of the loot in it is for. :lol

Currently re-playing Megaman Battle Network 5 Team Protoman, since it's been a while since i've played any of them. Also sort of playing through Bloodborne and Final Fantasy Type-0...I say "sort of" because my girlfriend is borrowing my PS4 to play Arkham Knight.

I ordered Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor Overclocked the other day, hopefully that's here soon. I need a good SMT game, and I don't feel like waiting for Persona 5.

100% BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Overall, the game was very polarizing. I loved the last bit of the game as that was down right incredible. There were a lot of great moments of gameplay to be found and I did like the encounter with the Arkham Knight after his identity was revealed.

Unfortunately, that brings me to my first issue. His identity was lackluster as it was everyone guessed it right when the game was first announced. Also, I will never 100% this game ever again because my god, I HATE THE BATMOBILE!! Or rather, I hate tank battles. Dealing with the tank battles in the main story was already lazy enough as far as boss battles are concerned, but the fact that you only fought Deathstroke inside of the tanks was f'ing ridiculous. IT'S DEATHSTROKE!! There is no excuse for him and Batman to not have fought hand to hand. In fact, there were no melee battles to be found at all in this game with a villain and none of the boss battles topped the Scarecrow missions from Asylum or the Mr Freeze battle from City. What he hell was Rocksteady doing this last four years? It's like they put all of their effort into the last 20 minutes of the game and took a few years off for the rest.

A lot of the side missions felt wasted because the payoffs were not there. Hell, Two-Face was pretty much just a normal goon. Granted, it is realistic, but it took away from him being a big baddie in the franchise.

Sadly, the game, while having a spectacular finale, was not what I was hoping for. There were just way too many missed opportunities and some of the side missions felt like they were padded out for the sake of making the game longer. The story wasn't terrible, but it wasn't exactly stellar either. However, Bruce was a complete and total jackass.

I did like the sections where you got to work with the other characters, but they were all too brief and unnecessary. The tank sections were just way too tedious and frustrating and the boss battles were a HUGE let down. Or rather, the lack of them. Hell, there wasn't even a final boss battle unless you count the Weeping Batmans as one. Overall, I give it a 7.5/10. It is by far the weakest game in the Arkham trilogy and now it makes me want to go back and replay Asylum (but I'll wait to see if WB is really porting it to the PS4 first).

OK umm... just finished Final Fantasy Tactics (PSP) funny even though I know how hard the game is, I just steamrolled the stages after making a pimped out Black mage that knows Arithmetics and Holy, and Damage to MP.

I mean:

Black mage's turn comes - Arithmetics -> CT -> Multiple of 4 -> Holy = Everyone dead

There goes the time I spent making a Dark Knight.

Playing Tera.

Mega Man X4

Saw this game on sale and picked it up for my Vita and PS3. I picked Zero and okay this game feels different. Movement just didn't match the SNES games, but I got used to it once I could get through stages at a decent speed. And I swear I spent hours trying to fight cyber peacock.

Your gonna enjoy this. :lol

Downloading Life is Strange right now.

Get ready for almost cringeworthy slang.

Aside from that, it's pretty alright.