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

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Steins;Gate (Vita) (Suzuha ending)
Good lord, I was trembling reading that and couldn't put it down until the credits rolled. Now it's 1AM. Maybe I should save this post for the true ending, but I usually use the credits as a sign of beating a game with the exception of something like a fighting game arcade mode.
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Astyanax (NES)

Seems really tough at first but once you get the hang of how your weapons work, especially letting the power recharge and being aware that they don't hit in an arc despite animating that way, it's not so bad. Level 4-1 is the hardest part of the game, even though it's only midway through.
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Tacoma (PC)
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Bumps
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Prey 2006 (PC)

I have never played this game before, wish I did back then
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Plants vs. Zombies (iOS)

Had this game for years on several platforms but always got bogged down in the roof levels. Then for whatever reason seeing that Brandon Jones on Easy Allies did a full playthrough in a sitting made me want to wrap it up. I may go over and finish the PC version sometime soon just because I know it's not far off either.
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Dragon Quest VIII for 3DS
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Tacoma (PC)

Short, but enjoyable
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Arcade Game Series: Pac-Man (PS4)
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Haven't posted here in a while, or beat a game in a while... but I beat Epistory.

Oh, and I put it on the doc myself, to state.
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Lost Grimoires: Stolen Kingdom for PC
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Princess Remedy in a World of Hurt for PC

I finished in 104:45 with 100% completion
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Mega Man 3
The pain continues. I really could've been more generous with those E-tanks, as it turns out.
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Sunset Overdrive (XB1)
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Steins;Gate (100% complete)
Superb.
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Tacoma (PC)
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Bravely Default (3DS)
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The Adventures of Batman and Robin (SNES)

One of the best licensed Batman games around.
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The Interactive Adventures of Dog Mendoca and Pizzaboy for PC

I had no idea this was a licensed game
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The Surge (PC)

Fun game
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Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below (PS4)
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Tekken (PS1)
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Hook (SNES)

It was an alright licensed game based on the movie.
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not sure why I haven't been doing this in the topic, but just added my games to the doc. this is where i'm at for 2017 in terms of games beaten

Wolfenstein: The Old Blood (PC)
Nioh (PS4)
Night in the Woods (PC)
Horizon: Zero Dawn (PC)
Dark Souls III + DLC (PC)
Forza Horizon III + DLC (PC)
Hacknet + DLC (PC)
Disc Jam (PC)
Castlevania: Lament of Innocence (PS2)
Castlevania: Curse of Darkness (NES)
Rogue Legacy (PC)
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor (PC)
Pyre (PC)
GoNNER (PC)
Spelunky (PC)

I feel pretty good about there being five 2017 games in addition to three major DLCs from 2017.
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Metroid II: Return of Samus(GB)
They actually improved on the original, on the GB. Still needs a map function, though.
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New Super Mario Bros. 2 (3DS)

Terrible game.
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last night beat Atelier Escha & Logy Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky (Vita)
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Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space for PC
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Final Fantasy "III" (SNES)
My first time finishing that. Good stuff.
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God. After a year in my desktop I finally got the secret bonus ending for Ether One Redux (PC)

THE FEELS this game has. I wish I knew absolutely anyone who even knew this game because this is quite the underrated walking simulator / puzzle game.
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Aliens Go Home Run for PC

It is my 2017 Game of the Year thus far
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Bumpers
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bumpsy daisy
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Lost Grimoires 2: Shard of Mystery for PC
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Got Ending A in NieR: Automata (PS4), obviously going to continue towards the rest.
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finished Zelda: Triforce Heroes earlier today.

it was okay. both single player and multiplayer got annoying sometimes.

Final Fight 3 (SNES)

This installment was alright.
I did like how improved the gameplay was over the first 2 games. The Super Meter was neat and it had an improved move set that you see in other beat em ups (Special Move Inputs, Dashing, Back Dashing, Jumping Dash Attacks, Reverse Grabs like from Streets of Rage). I didn't know it had multiple paths and it also had a nice feature where you can have a CPU controlled ally. I played through as Dean my first time.
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Day of the Tentacle Remastered (PC)
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GOGZero posted...

Final Fight 3 (SNES)

This installment was alright.
I did like how improved the gameplay was over the first 2 games. The Super Meter was neat and it had an improved move set that you see in other beat em ups (Special Move Inputs, Dashing, Back Dashing, Jumping Dash Attacks, Reverse Grabs like from Streets of Rage). I didn't know it had multiple paths and it also had a nice feature where you can have a CPU controlled ally. I played through as Dean my first time.

I remember when I was in the 3rd grade, I was always mad that my uncle would pick Haggar because I wanted Haggar (we were about 5 years apart). And because gamefaqs didn't exist yet, I was tricked into paying my old schoolmate for a "cheat code" that lets me use the same character as player 1. I thought I was so sneaky, but then I ended up looking like an idiot on the character select screen instead.

Good times.
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Oh wait nvm, I was talking about Final Fight 2
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Mimpi for PC

I was surprised at how brutal some of the puzzles were
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Megaman 4
That boss rush followed by another 2-phase boss was brutal because there are one or two Robot Masters in there that are just miserable even with their weaknesses. Needed almost all my E-tanks. The final boss seemed bad until I tried the Pharaoh weapon, which, yeah.
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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Switch)
3-starred all 150cc and Mirror courses and got gold trophy for all 200cc courses. I even played each of 50cc and 100cc first because I didn't know 150cc will trophy them automatically >_<
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I just beat a web game called No-One Has to Die. Intruiging distraction
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Eets Munchies for PC
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SquareCells for PC

Hexcells far superior
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