Finished To the Moon today. What a fantastic experience. Can't believe it was RMXP.

I hopped onto my PS3 and gave Gunstar Heroes a go. Holy hell, this game is harder than I thought. The bosses are trippy as well.

EDIT: Also, if anyone else has a Wii U, I recommend ZombiU, its an intense game. The Survival mode only gives you 1 life. Lose that and you're forced to restart the game

Amazon is having a sale on Halo 4. $39.99 free shipping. So I got it for myself for xmas.

I've been playing Beneath A Steel Sky and to be honest I'm slightly disappointed. Its a good adventure game, sure, and it looks good but I was expecting a serious and dark game, not a game that is abudant with humor. The logo to the game seems dark, but the actual game not so much

So, ZombiU can get pretty scary and intense. It's all because of the gamepad and that "disconnection" you get when you're browsing the items in your gamepad while zombies are charging you in the tv. It's fantastic.

Used my 2000 Wii points and got Contra, Super Punchout, and Ocarina.

I saw some Phoenix Wright games on the VC, I seriously want to play the rest of that series. AA was sooooooooooo ggoooooooooooood

Decided I wanted to play the original Mario RPG. Progress is naturally a lot faster and easier than Revolution. Already made it to Booster Tower.

I was surprised at how much of a breeze the first half of the game was.

So, I bought yet another game. My status on each game I've bought for my PS3

Final Fantasy XIII-2: You know, there's a few things I really like about this game, like having a small recap via cut scenes whenever I continue again and the cinematic actions incorporated in some boss battles, be it to try to finish them off or to stagger them. Also, I think Noel is among my favorite FF XIII male characters. Which is probably not saying much but eh. I'm actually liking the game, with it's time travel and stuff.

Sonic & All Stars Racing Transformed: I stopped playing for a bit, but now I'm back and ready to take the Hard mode in full force. I need to keep collecting stars to unlock the last 3 characters, including AGES, which seems to be a moving SEGA console that transform into a different one depending if you are on land, sea or air. But I think it'll take me AGES to get that one (See what I did there, huh? HUH!?)

Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale: Haven't played it in a while. I need to go online an unlock the last 3 trophies I need to get my very first platinum. :O Trophies in this game are pretty easy to get.

Persona 4 Arena: Now, this is a game I really liked, but decided to not focus on it until I'm done with the other ones. At first I thought it was hard to master but after a while I just realized I wasn't used to a regular fighter game. Story mode has a lot of story, and arcade mode has.... a surprising amount of story too. I guess I shouldn't be surprised since it's Persona.

Soul Calibur V: This game is dead to me and I regret ever buying it. They killed sthe single player experience. I am displeased.

I used to play a ton of SCIV, the online battles were intense.

I downloaded Gunstar Heroes last night from XBL. Wow, I forgot how batshit insane and original this game was. So many neat ideas in this game give it the variety it needs. The weapon combinations, the use of multiple mini–bosses, and even the fact that health doesnt seem to have a set cap makes the overall experience a fun one.

Oh, the green chaser is a bit broken.

I just made Yaridovich look easy.

Dray, how the hell is that possible? I remember that boss being incredibly difficult. Kudos.

I spent a night playing WoW for the first time in years. Here are my thoughts.

It's...fun! Accessible! I think a lot of people like me had this mentality that WoW was impossible to get into. But from what I've played it's pretty straightforward. I see why this is the most popular MMORPG ever made, it's extremely well made compared to a lot of other western and even Korean MMOS.

I'm Duelpro, a Dranei. I chose Dranei because they're cool looking.

I always wanted to play WoW. But I alreasy forced myself to stop playing Forsaken World (or maybe it just got old for me) and decided to wait for Phantasy Start Online 2 to come out.
Meanwhile, I have been playing some more FFXIII-2.
Just started chapter 4. I was considering if getting the DLC would be worth it, but after doing some sums, it'll take me around 30 dollars to get all the extra episodes and colisseum content. I'll settle with what's already in the disc, thank you.

I am now a Tauren Hunter in WoW. The Hunter class is pretty fun and you get your own pet alongside you. It's great for distracting enemies while you shoot from a distance. Leveling up a hunter is pretty quick, that's another nice perk.

I also met up with a casual guild consisting of over at least 100 people. Obviously I don't know these people personally but I won't truly dedicate myself to a guild until I'm experienced enough and actually know the members.

And then I managed to get Duel to join me as a Pandaren. We made it to the "Singing Pools", where...


Meanwhile, I played a bit more Mario RPG. Made it to Monstro Town. And then I beat Culex. At level 14. It was really freaking hard.

I pretty much abandoned Xenoblade Chronicles. It was far too grindy than any RPG should ever be. If you go up to an enemy that is a single level over you, you are absolutely screwed. The first dungeon in the game had enemies that were upwards to three levels higher than my party. And I took the time to fight majority of everything I could. This game is obviously going to be more work than it's worth.

Other than that, I've just been playing games with people while in Google hangouts. Gunbound, Terraria, and Torchlight 2. It's been really fun these past few weeks.

The Pandaren expansion is surprisingly great. I already fully upgraded my account (don't hurt me Lantis) and its just a really original addition.

What made Xenoblade Chronicles tolerable for me were the side quests. I had to do them all and that gave me the levels to finish any dungeon. The problem was at the end of the game, where I to finish the sub quests you HAD to grind. (I could have just finished the game at that point with no problem.)
Anyway, once I decided to finish the game, I decided I wouldnt be going for the thoughest Unique Monsters. Screw that.


The only game I've been playing so far has been Torchlight 2. And just bits at a time. I'm determined to catch up with my Lvl 33 Embermage tho.

I was gonna pick up Xenoblade thinking it was a sequel to Xenogears, heh!