Board 8 > Post Each Time You Beat a Game - 2017 Edition (Topic #2)

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Yugioh! Legacy of the Duelist (PS4)
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Castlevania 2: Belmont's Revenge (GB)
Perhaps a little easier but the final boss seems really ridiculous until you develop a strategy.
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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Switch)

Gold on every cup in every class, 3 stars on every 150cc and mirror cup, beat every 150cc staff ghost, and unlocked everything, including Gold Mario and all gold parts. The only things left are 3 stars on 200cc cups and the 200cc staff ghosts, but I think unlocking everything and getting the changing title screens counts as beaten, even if it's not 100%.
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Life Is Strange (PS4)
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Citadale: The Legends Trilogy (Wii U)

Was surprised to see this in the eShop. I got a discount of it cause I owned the first game (Citadale: Gate of Souls). It comes with the first game (Gate of Souls) along with 2 other games: Curse of Darkness and Legacy of Fate.

These games...are heavily inspired (ripped off) of the linear Castlevanias right down to the designs, gameplay and the simple story.

First game was glitchy as hell and I made a few posts about finding bugs on Miiverse for it's standalone release.

Curse of Darkness and Legacy of Fate were a tiny bit better but not by much. The characters you play have a better reaching attack compared to Gate of Souls and it had some decent chip tunes compared to the first game.

I wouldn't really recommend it even if you're really starving for something even remotely trying to resemble Castlevania.
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Dreamfall Chapters (PC)

Power Stone for Vita
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice
They really pulled out all the stops in that one. Is there a DLC case? I can't remember.
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Yeah
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Power Stone 2 for Vita
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NES Remix for Wii U
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Bumps
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What Remains of Edith Finch (PC)

It was alright

We Were Here (PC)

A neat co-op puzzle game
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Bumpers
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Saints Row IV (XB1)
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Postal 2: Paradise Lost (PC)

What a stupid game. Let's reskin a completely crap game and call it DLC.

One thing I liked though was the Borderlands parody.
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Oh and I beat Injustice II's story mode so I guess that counts as beating it
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Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater
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Yellow (Android)
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Skyhill (PC)

A nice small survival game. Wasn't expecting much but apparently the game has 3 endings and all of them are very good mindfuck endings.
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NES Remix 2 for Wii U
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Final Fantasy X

First time!

https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/75406426
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Good for you
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The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds (3DS)
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Pokemon Alpha Sapphire (3DS)
I was procrastinating that for a while! Still plenty to do, of course, but that was the Elite 4.
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Tokyo 42 (PC)

Enjoyable little isometric hotline miami clone. But the final levels were REALLY hard. I spend an hour each on them constantly dying.
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Suikoden (PS1)
The first in the series, and there's room for improvement.
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I started Suikoden 1 before, but I got lazy right after just acquiring the elevator
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Wolfenstein: The New Order (XB1)
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Kindergarten (PC)
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Simoun posted...

Kindergarten (PC)

How was that game? I heard it was actually pretty good
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It's certainly a very unique experience. Would not recommend if you hate trial and error and repetition. Conceptually, it's brilliant; you get to learn something new about a groundhog loop so you can use that knowledge for future runs until you get the optimal true ending. When put to practice however, the repetitive grind slowly dawns on you and it boils down to how well you can memorize previous steps in an elaborate equation.

Thematically, it's hilarious. I mean if you're into dark humor and gore. The big boobed teacher is my favorite character.
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Simoun posted...

It's certainly a very unique experience. Would not recommend if you hate trial and error and repetition. Conceptually, it's brilliant; you get to learn something new about a groundhog loop so you can use that knowledge for future runs until you get the optimal true ending. When put to practice however, the repetitive grind slowly dawns on you and it boils down to how well you can memorize previous steps in an elaborate equation.

Thematically, it's hilarious. I mean if you're into dark humor and gore. The big boobed teacher is my favorite character.

Lol, I may try it at sometime in the future

I've seen videos and such on it, and it looks (and sounds now) pretty fun
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metaIslug posted...

However make sure to get the original and not BFG version because of the flashlight stuff.

Wasn't the flashlight stuff the biggest complaint about the original version?
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I've been told that the BFG version is inferior to the original
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Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition (PC)

Been putting this off because I thought it was just your ordinary metroidvania. It's beautiful though, havent seen prod values like this since Bastion/Transistor
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Able Black and Space Marshalls 2 (IOS)

one is a really obtuse logic puzzle game with mindfuck elements, the other is a 3d cover based isometric shooter.

Both fun, would love to do the latter again sometime
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Nier: Automata (PS4)

A route only so far, but it counts for me. I will beat the others too.
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Fucking hell, I finally beat Dong Dong Never Die (PC) as the Zanghief rip-off.

It's seriously a good fighter, despite the ridiculousness of it. But fuck that final boss is like every Fighting Game final boss OP piece of arrgghhh
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CrossCells (PC)
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Puyo Puyo Tetris (PS4)
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The Stanley Parable (Mac)
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Axiom Verge (PS4)

I had gotten up to the final boss two years ago but never beat him. Picked it back up and won on my third try.
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Portal (Mac)
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Mario Kart 7 (3DS)
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Metroid II: Return of Samus (3DS VC)

Yeah I used a map for 80% of the game and a guide for a few parts but god damn it this game needed a map. If it had a map I would have gone through organically like all the great 2D metroid games. Mostly played this to see how the remake compares. And just to finally play this game in general.
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