Yeah, that's not even the worst one. I'd tell you what I think the worst one is, but I want to hear your reaction if it ever happens.

So I just beat MGS3 again, but this time I was aiming for the Peace Walker achievement where you can't kill anyone. Well, I just got it. I managed to get through the whole game without killing a single enemy. There was one who died after I knocked him out with CQC because he fell into the water and drowned. I was hoping that wouldn't count against me and it didn't, which I'm happy about. So now I can try getting other achievements.

I finally managed to beat Dr. Wily in Megaman Powered Up yesterday while waiting for an oil change to be done. I've been trying to beat him since December.

I've been playing Resident Evil: "Revelaitons"

I'm very torn on how I feel about the game. Great gameplay, terrible story.

I just beat Metal Gear Solid 4 on Solid Normal and achieved the rank of Eagle. I enjoyed the game for the most part, but I did get really frustrated with some parts closer to the end. Now I'm moving on to Tales of Graces f. Hoping for a good game.

I beat Graces not too long ago. I really enjoyed it. It's not quite Vesperia good, but I'm sure you'll still have a blast with it.

I've been playing the DMC HD Collection. Already got all the cheevs for DMC1 and I'm a good ways through the ones on DMC2.

I just started playing Pokemon Liquid Crystal. It is a fan remake of Crystal using Fire Red as a template. So far so good!

I've been playing:

Dead Space (beat it)
Super Metroid (only need 2 more items to 100% the game without looking at strategy guides)
Minecraft 360 (this game is more fun with multiple people)

On the DMC HD Collection front, I've managed 98 of the 99 achievements. Just need to S rank all 20 missions in DMC3. Already have 5 out of the way. So I'm fairly confident I'll get it. Just did all 9999 floors of the Bloody Palace saturday (skipping 100 floors at a time). Got to say that the cheevos were really challenging in this.

Also been playing a good deal of Minecraft. I created a world geared towards getting all the achievements. (Playing in my world for 10 minutes will get you everything but the dog taming and pig riding achievements. The dog one you can get in time, but the pig one is a pain. But if you generate a world with the seed 888, you can quickly find a chest with a saddle in it by going over the hill with smooth stone and jumping into the water and turning around. There will be an open dungeon just sitting right there.) But aside form that, I've been playing in Ix's world so much, that his game is more like my own world than the one I created. I've tasked myself with creating a nether fortress. I have a good bit of it already finished. By the time I'm done, it should be fairly epic. I just can't work on it unless Ix is online and playing. lol.

And finally, I've been playing some Diablo 3. Haven't played with anyone yet. I've been playing as a monk and have been having a good bit of fun with it. I'm level 10 and just beat the Skeleton King. I would just wait till someone is ready to play multiplayer, but I don't want to be a huge noob seeing as I've never really played a Diablo game before. So I'm trying to get in some experience.

Get your clicking fingers in shape Lantis.

Right? I'm just glad you can hold click to run. You hold click to attack, but if you miss the enemy you end up running, so I just spam click to attack as I'm sure everyone else does...

There's an awful lot on my backburner.

Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Master Quest (Wii / N64 emulation)
- going for a 100%, no-death clear
- currently around the Ice Temple
* I already achieved this with the original OoT in the past

Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (Wii VC)
- going for a 100%, no-death clear
- currently just acquired the Ocarina of Time
* sadly, I missed out on the opportunity to play MM when it first came out

Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (GC ver.)
- going for a 100%, no-death clear
- completely restarting, because I actually missed one of the only two permanently missable bits in the game
* I had never played this game before picking up on it recently

魔界塔士SaGa [Hell-Tower-Warrior; there's no fancy way to say it in English] (Wii / WSC emulation)
- trying to collect all monsters in the bestiary
- currently on my up-tenth NG+ playthrough
* I've played the original GB version of this to death, and still have a 100% complete GB save intact

Vagrant Story (PSOne)
- aiming to forge equipment with maxed affinities
- currently positioned in Lea Monde on my first playthrough, but there's NG+ to abuse once I finish
* I missed out on this when it was first released, but heard so many good things about it that I bought a PSOne just to play it

Final Fantasy VII (PSOne)
- aiming for a 100% game with the Bikini Briefs and an eventual date with Barret (sorry, girls)
* I had a 100% clear save years and years ago, but irresponsibly lost it

Final Fantasy VIII (PSOne)
- aiming for 100% while maximizing character attributes without gaining any experience levels in the process (Devour abuse; refining enemies into cards; running; using one-hit KOs that don't give experience after battle)
* I had a 100% clear save years ago, but lost it as well

Final Fantasy Origins (PSOne)
- aiming for 100% completion
- currently approaching the Earth Crystal in FF1, and haven't started FF2 yet
* I've finished both of these games with 100% completion on various other consoles; (including NES) I've finished FF1 more times than any other game I've played

Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls (GBA)
- aiming for 100% completion of FF1; currently starting my second playthrough on game-clear file
* already completed FF2 and Soul of Rebirth 100%

Final Fantasy Anthology (PSOne)
- aiming for 100% completion
- just started FFV, and am approaching Walse
* I've finished both games before, but not with 100% completion; FFIV just bores me to death

Romancing SaGa 2 (Wii / SNES emulation)
- a 100% objective is too difficult to define, given the open nature of the game; I'm simply aiming to finish it at all
- currently finished the first dungeon and have been named the successor of the kingdom

Romancing SaGa 3 (Wii / SNES emulation)
- same as above
- haven't even started; debating on which character to use

Chocobo's Dungeon 2 (PSOne)
- aiming for 100% completion
- I *was* close to that, but permanently missed a few of the enemies that should have appeared in the monster collection room; now I have to start a new game

チョコボの不思議なダンジョン [Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon] (JP PSOne)
- aiming for 100% completion
- very close; just have to defeat the optional boss Omega

Tomb Raider III (PSOne)
- all secrets clear
- I just started, but it's daunting due to the poor lighting in many areas

Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation (PSOne)
- I intend to dedicate an entire summer to this one, because it's one hell of a long game

Tomb Raider: Chronicles (PSOne)
- all secrets clear
- cleared the first level

Tomb Raider: Legend (GC ver.)
- all secrets clear
- just starting
* already achieved this on the PC version, but want to do GC as well

Tomb Raider II Gold (PC)
- all secrets clear
* did this once before, but lost my save file after reformatting my PC

Soul Reaver: Legacy of Kain (PSOne)
- finishing the game
- just starting

Diablo: Hellfire (PC)
- level 50 character + Hell mode clear
- currently at level 30
* already completed the original Diablo and its sequel several times over

Morrowind w/ expansions (PC)
- aiming to finish the game
- I think I'm close, but I haven't been motivated to continue playing at the moment
* even though the game has been around forever, this is my first playthrough

Ultima: Exodus (Wii / NES emulation)
- aiming to maximize attributes of all party members and finish the game
- pretty close, but it takes a lot of time and gold

Ultima: Quest of the Avatar (Wii / NES emulation)
- finishing the game
- just started

Ultima: Quest of the Avatar (Wii / SMS emulation)
- finishing the game (this version is more fun to me, because the NES version is buggy as hell)
- just started

Diablo II: Lord of Destruction (PC)
- finishing some of my character builds (single player)
- nearly there, but Hell difficulty is obscene for single player characters

Metroid: Zero Mission (GBA)
- unlock all endings
- have four, but some of the time trials are hard

Metroid Fusion (JP GBA)
- unlock all endings (the JP version has an art gallery, while the US version doesn't)
- only finished one playthrough for the JP version, and am working my way through Hard mode now

Shining Force: The Legacy of Great Intention (Wii / GEN emulation)
- going for a 100% clear with boosted characters (promoted after level 20)
- just starting
* already finished the game in the past, and know what to expect

Super Mario Sunshine (GC)
- going for all Shine Sprites
- up to 20 (damn, these things are getting hard to find)

Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles (GC)
- aiming to finish the game with all artifacts and my character's ultimate weapon
- I'm at the final dungeon, but only have about half of the artifacts in the game, and no ultimate weapon yet

Super Smash Bros. Melee (GC)
- not sure what kind of objective to set, because it's impossible to unlock some trophies
- I have all characters; I've yet to clear two events, and I need to unlock a couple of stages
* I had cleared all events on a friend's save, but she deleted it after selling her copy of the game

Metroid: Other M (Wii)
- 100% completion
- just starting my first playthrough

We are going to have to defer to judges on this response.
Judges?


Oooh, I'm sorry, the correct response was tl;dr.
Too long; didn't read.

1.... out of a 100

You never know, he could be simultaneously playing those games.

You know what they say about idle hands...



I am. I clock about 5 hours into gaming per day, (usually less, but never more) and I alternate which titles I'm playing throughout different days. I spend some of my other free time on exercise and online activity, but my online activity mostly consists of researching strategy guides. Other time spent on the computer would go toward the development of my own projects.

That's a whole lot of games to have spinning around at once. Isn't it difficult to balance all that out? I know I can only concentrate on a few games at once.

Anyway:

Spent more time on Minecraft. Been building a beach house treehouse. It's called the Beach House. Awesome name, I know. But it's awesome. It'll eventually be 3 or so stories: Basement, Main Floor, 2nd Floor. The Basement was basically built so I could make the main floor, though. I just put in 360 degrees of glass so now you can see in all directions.

You obviously need to focus your gaming chi better.

I guess I've built a massive attention span for gaming. I mean, I develop on a lot of projects on my own in some of my other spare time. Keeping track of all the notes and details takes a lot of focus. Then again, I don't focus on much other than gaming, so...

Well, it took a long time, but I've finally mastered Devil May Cry HD Collection. Probably the hardest set of achievements I've ever put myself through. But man, does it feel rewarding.



I think I'll move onto Diablo 3 a bit more intimately now. I'm not doing anything in particular in Minecraft anymore other than just kind of helping other people out when they're online. So yeah, D3 for me.