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I took another swing at FFTA2. I'm almost on the final mission (for the storyline of course.) so I'm taking a break from that for now. I mean, with, what, 263 quests done, do I really need to continue right now?

So taking a break from that, I'm playing my most favorite game probably in the whole world; Paper Mario. The original on the Nintendo 64 of course. I'm going to start a game on The Thousand Year Door sooner or later. I heard it was pretty difficult yet fun. That's just for me! Anyhow, this is officially my second time playing the whole game of Paper Mario. I'm enjoying it a lot.

I WAS playing Sly Cooper:Thieves in Time before all of this Nintendo and Square madness came along. I finally made it to the western era so....I'm a slow worker but I'm coming along, okay?!

GrandKittymus wrote:
So taking a break from that, I'm playing my most favorite game probably in the whole world; Paper Mario. The original on the Nintendo 64 of course. I'm going to start a game on The Thousand Year Door sooner or later. I heard it was pretty difficult yet fun. That's just for me! Anyhow, this is officially my second time playing the whole game of Paper Mario. I'm enjoying it a lot.

If you need tips for Thousand-Year Door you can ask me, I loved to play that game and managed to complete it 100%. Defeating Bonetail was epic.

Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions.

Keane wrote:Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions.

I dislike box art of that game, but some really cool stuff is on cartridge

OldClassicGamer wrote:

Keane wrote:Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions.

I dislike box art of that game, but some really cool stuff is on cartridge

The Tilt game is actually pretty cool, and having both Championship and Legions on one cartridge is just pure awesome.

I've started playing my Mega Man Anniversary collection last night, and man, those classic NES titles sure can be Mega Tough.

Keane wrote:I swear I'm the only one who liked Sunshine. It just works for me. The world, the music, the gameplay. In terms of "exploration and open world" Sunshine has much more interesting places to go around then 64, although I won't argue 64 is superior. And it being the first console game I ever played probably plays a role in that too.

You will be good friends with JoshJepson.

Facade. And I beat it on the first try by talking about wine all the time.

Shrooblord wrote:

Keane wrote:I swear I'm the only one who liked Sunshine. It just works for me. The world, the music, the gameplay. In terms of "exploration and open world" Sunshine has much more interesting places to go around then 64, although I won't argue 64 is superior. And it being the first console game I ever played probably plays a role in that too.

You will be good friends with JoshJepson.

I put him under the Chuggaaconroy category: Getting views by explaining video games to an audience that most likely has played them and know how they work.

My friend gave me a copy of Conker Live and Reloaded for the Xbox for only $4, when it goes for over $60-$80 on ebay, SCORE!
And I gotta say, multiplayer mode really sucks compared to the n64 version, but the Bad Fur Day remake is MUCH BETTER, it's what makes the game awesome.

Isn't it true that there was increased censorship?

Heavily on the swears yes, not anything else though, I really don't get so annoyed by this as I still oddly find it funny as hell. The game experience and gameplay of course is a LOT better.

I suppose it's a tolerable trade off, though it does detract from The Great Mighty Poo song, IMO.

Not really, song is still catchy and funny as hell in my opinion, yes it censors 'shit' and 'twat', but I still find the song very catchy considering I know what he's saying anyways, I suppose that is just me.

edit: I hear after you finish the game there is a way to uncensor the language, I think.

Keane wrote:I put him under the Chuggaaconroy category: Getting views by explaining video games to an audience that most likely has played them and know how they work.

Indeed, I've played most games I've seen him do, but the way he plays them is just so entertaining, it makes up for that.

Started playing the online in Ratchet and Clank: Q Force, it isn't too shabby actually, and I've enjoyed playing it.

Addicted to Last Of Us Multiplayer! I'll play Q force online with you sometime with you like Master, haven't really tried it.

Have we added each other on PSN? I can't remember...

It's a shame too few people go on multiplayer in Ratchet and Clank 3 HD remake for PS3.

Played some more Crash 2 for LP on YT.