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There is Crash Bandicoot clone ripoff which is named M&M's Shell Shocked.


Also yes, there's even differences box crate from Crash Bandicoot, the Bomb Crate (which is TNT Crate), and that bomb crate is similarly from Crash Bandicoot Japanese version, and also the Danger Crate (which is Nitro Crate).

PolarSaurusRex (or WumpaLewis) did posted that video on YouTube, there are rumors that M&M's Shell Shocked game that also including Platformer. Even the spinning as well. You just press circle button to spin, instead in Crash Bandicoot, you can press Square button to spin too.

However as for me, I didn't play that game, but I do play more Crash Bandicoot game as well, even PSX Game.

Wait a sec, i did play and beat that game back then! I noticed the game's comparison with that one right when i started the game but still, i kinda like it.

I've finished The Witcher and both premium modules of the "Enhanced Edition".

I'm in the middle of the original Unreal, about 40% in, but I'm taking a semi-forced break from it, as the desk I was playing it on is currently covered by a lot of junk.

I've gone back to GTA San Andreas and passed the flight school mission that I just couldn't get my head around 7 years ago! More over, I somehow managed to 100% all the lessons, which gave me The Hunter helicopter, with which I could easily pass the Vigilante (Brown Thunder mission). Right after using the Angel Pine exploit to breeze through the Paramedic mission. Now I have 150% health and armor for the rest of the game.

Oh, and out of boredom, I've spent this evening replaying Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 (PC) and improving my scores so that I now have a gold medal (score of 12000+) in each minigame. One of them I just couldn't figure out, so I had my son help me.

I finished Resident Evil Requiem. I'm doing a couple more playthroughs to unlock some of the cool stuff and then I'll probably go back to not turning on the poor console for a couple years.

I am back once again playing Flyff Universe. Rumor say that FWC 2026 is upcoming.
The proof is this where FWC 2026 is having pre-register starting in March 26.

As expected, I believe FWC 2026 Server would start soon in April/May 2026 like did in FWC 2025/2024 (previous).

Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream - Welcome Version

Best demo ever!!

Recently back in Early March 2026 (maybe March 3), nor February 2026, Rumor say that Highguard was released back in January 26, 2026. However 45 days ago since it's release, (less than 50 days after release) they have announced it will be shut down in March 12 due to the failure to establish a sustainable player-base and the withdrawal of its primary financial backer.

The game Highguard just got delisted on Steam, PlayStation Store and even Xbox Store. Though I never played that game.

I'm currently working on the battle pass for Fortnite (I'd have to be some kinda maroon to pass up playing Bugs Bunny! ) got about 70 levels to go. It's a bit tough *sometimes* because my PC needs a serious ram upgrade. I only have 1 ram stick with...What, 8GB on it? So it's somehow playable, but it can struggle from time to time.

I'm saving up, thinking about getting two 16GB ram sticks maybe, so I have 32GB & dual channel mode. That would...Probably really help.

Just recently I also cleared Dead Cells! Took me about 5 weeks to get the true ending. It was really fun. Problem is, I have little desire to go back to 0BSC mode, it's so easy it's boring, especially when you get into the groove of the Hell difficulty 5BSC...I suppose I could use 0BSC to get VERY specific achievements?...

Playing a Pokemon fangame called Pokemon Unbound. It's so cool o:

I started playing Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Red Rescue Team once more after putting it on hold for some time. Ahhhh loving the nostalgia I'm feeling playing the game

I've been playing Doom 64 all day long, then had to go outside for some reason, and it felt like I was still playing Doom 64, with all the fog and haze and gloomy weather. I almost expected someone to scream "Something in the mist!" (if you catch the reference).

Returned to my roots with Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Red Rescue Team. I still love this game, years later (and I've been playing it for a long time). Also decided to rekindle my interest in Harvest Moon. Been playing HM: Magical Melody for a week or so now too. Problem is I keep messing up and having to redo the first season continuously. F me and my freaking perfectionism.

Played some Overwatch yesterday.

Got 50% win rate out of the few rounds I've played, which is surprising.

Also I've seen that there's an Overwatch topic in here but I don't think it's wise to bump it

I played a bit of Pokemon Champions. It's not my favorite, but it's fun. Though I'll play it once more Pokemon are added and more items get added (RIP Life Orb).

Still playing a little bit of Resident Evil Requiem whenever I find the time (which is not very often). I'm trying to complete the game in Insanity mode, but with infinite ammo of course.

I just saw CrystalFissure video that explain about Spyro: Season of Ice Remake, using Unreal Engine 4 with Spaghetti Spyro base. However, the game seem like PlayStation (PSX) though.

Someone say that Spyro: Season of Ice Remake is still development, and can be found from itch.io, Hence why I'd love to play game but soon. Because the game was based on Spyro: Season of Ice GBA. Not all levels done, but soon in the future (e.g: Lava Prairie).

I've been playing mineweeper a lot lately, just got my first win on expert mode!

Noice!

I've been playing minesweeper online a lot lately (instead of, y'know... earning my paycheck). It's a hoot!

But tonight, based on the soundtrack Youtube recommended me yesterday, I'll be playing Curse of Monkey Island on stream

Congratulations Giant Chicken! Not sure how many of those wins I've racked up, but it's probably in single-digits…

A couple of weeks ago I completed Devil May Cry 3. Summing up, the game consists on an aura-farming, metrosexual hybrid-demon that beats everything with Darude-Sandstorm sounding in the background. I played it many, many years ago, but damn, I didn't remember it was THAT hard. Still, it was a good experience, definitely worth it to give it a try if you haven't. Just be patient with the camera angles.