[EpsilonX]

Man, Godfall is one of the most mediocre games I've ever played. The combat system is nice and the graphics are pretty, but there's barely any story, the environments are bland, and the gameplay is really repetitive. It's very...plain. I fought like 4 enemies in the second stage and already stopped caring.

[Rabbitman]

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Originally Posted by EpsilonX

So I have a question - anybody know of any dating sims that aren't just visual novels? Like, games where you actually make decisions, upgrade your stats, and go on dates to level up relationships with other characters? Most of what I've seen you're just reading about what happens and I'm not into that. I want like...the day-to-day life parts of Persona. Anything like that?

Ok this is probably a disappointing answer, but Tokimeki Memorial basically fits your description. Never officially released in English, though.

Otherwise I was gonna say the new sakura wars game. But that game is not so much building up your stats, as it is protecting your stats from whatever social disaster the cruel game writers have trapped you in. Also there?s robots or something, but that part kinda sucks.

[EpsilonX]

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Originally Posted by Rabbitman

Ok this is probably a disappointing answer, but Tokimeki Memorial basically fits your description. Never officially released in English, though.

Otherwise I was gonna say the new sakura wars game. But that game is not so much building up your stats, as it is protecting your stats from whatever social disaster the cruel game writers have trapped you in. Also there?s robots or something, but that part kinda sucks.

This is going to make me sound really lame, but I remember playing sim dating games based on DNA^2, Love Hina, Galaxy Angels, Evangelion, and more. I liked how those were actually dating SIMs, not just games where you choose a character to pursue and then read a story about what happened. I was hoping I could find some actual dating sim games (not just flash games) that were more like those, but it seems like everything is just a visual novel.

[Rabbitman]

Ah ok. Yeah I am not too sure about that. Farthest I got into that genre is, like, Persona, Fire Emblem, Danganronpa, or Sakura Wars, which is to say, not far at all.

Sorry for recommending THE dating sim game too. I’m sure you already heard of that one. What you are describing sounds cool though.

[wentwood]

Final Fantasy IX

Starting Disk 2 and will be on Disk 2 after an 18 on my disk copy.

Final Fantasy X

Trying to level up Ifrit and open up the Sphere Grid.

Final Fantasy XII

Final Chapter of the game but want to max out my HP first.

I have a 55 on my party members and Panelo a 54.

All skills active on all party members.

Tomb Raider I - IX
______________________________________

Playing all games on PS 2.

[Sh Ranger]

Oh, actually, that reminds me that I finished Final Fantasy XII last month. I enjoyed it a lot! Some content I've decided to save for a replay though, like the Level 7+ hunts and the optional Level 3 Espers.

My current FF ranking:

1) XIII-2
2) XIII
3) VIII
4) XII
5) XIII-LR
6) X

[wentwood]

Final Fantasy III

Hunting for the Dark Crystals after I Level to 99.

Final Fantasy IV

Will need to get better than level 20 on my
team.

Final Fantasy V

Exedeath's castle - will level up as much as I can
before I finish the game.

Final Fantasy IX

Starting Disk 2 and will resume on my Disk copy once I have an
18. I used my PS Mini to gage how strong I need to be to finish
Disk 1.

Final Fantasy X

Stuck on Trial 5.

Final Fantasy XII

Final chapter of the game and need to get to Level 99 due to the damage you
take. All abilities are active.

All 5 Scooby-Doo games on PS 2
TMNT VI (first game adapted from 2003)
Mega Man 1 - 8 ( PS 2)
Mega Man X 1- 8 (PS2)
Street Fighter III (PS 2

Tomb Raider I - IX (PS 2)

My PS has backwards compatibility so I can play the first 9 games
without needing a new PC to play the next game. Computer change
would happen at Tomb Raider X (Survivor Trilogy Part 1)

Tomb Raider I - V were during Windows 95 and 98 and starting
with Tomb Raider VI The Angel Of Darkness you would need
4 computers with the right Windows (one for each Tomb
Raider game.)

[wentwood]

Final Fantasy V

Currently at the Library Of The Ancients.

I had only put on 8 hours game time so far.

Final Fantasy X

Stuck at Trial 5.

[Lewis Scott Childs]

I'm now getting ready to play through the Half-Life series again, finishing up with Black Mesa. I've clocked more hours on that then the rest of the Half-Life series combined, but I had already played the life out of the originals pre Steam and pre internet PC!

Half-Life has been in my life since the start of the millenium!
I played the original for the first time just over a year after it came out. Shown it by a friend staying over his and the rest is history. Got it and every subsequent release for myself, this is my series and I only waited so long to own it with Steam because I was only just able to get my actual own internet and PC.
Same friend showed me Opposing Force months later, got and played it straight after the first game so felt like one big continuous experience. Loved every second, more of the same but from another perspective and some of what had already been seen from another point of view.
I was there for the actual reveal and then release of Blue Shift, got it just after launch in summer just after finishing High School. Another perspective in which to view experienced events, shorter still but in my opinion even better in detail.

The same friend first showed me Half-Life 2. I first owned and played it myself on the Xbox, of course now do on PC where it began and belongs. Perfect sequel, more of the same but expanded upon with greater technology behind it. Continues the story and gives closure while also bringing up new questions.
When played consecutively with its episodes, a thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding experience in both interactivity and narrative, remaining in the same perspective continuing onward from the aftermath of previous events, introducing new mechanics and continuing to improve the technology, whilst bringing the story to a close even if an unexpected climax.
Now with the advent of Black Mesa I could not be in a better place in regards to Half-Life. I thoroughly enjoy this masterpiece, remember when it was first revealed as an upcoming mod in PC Gamer and followed it ever since, until at last being able to buy and play the life out of the definitive edition just last year!

[wentwood]

PS Classic Mini

Final Fantasy IV
Final Fantasy V
Final Fantasy IX
Mega Man X6

PS 2

Kim Possible - What's The Switch?
Mega Man 8
Metal Gear Solid 2
Metal Gear Solid 3
Scooby-Doo - Night Of 100 Frights
Scooby-Doo Unmasked
Scooby-Doo Mystery Meyhem
Scooby-Doo First Frights
Scooby-Doo And The Spooky Swamp
Tomb Raider I
Tomb Raider II
Tomb Raider III
Tomb Raider IV The Last Revelation
Tomb Raider V Chronicles
Tomb Raider VI The Angel Of Darkness
Tomb Raider VII Legend
Tomb Raider VIII Aniversary
Tomb Raider IX Underworld