darkSpyro

Mix of Destiny and Uncharted 4.

Pokemon Moon, I've been grinding for days for a shiny Mimikyu but I'm having no luck. I have a 1/512 chance, and I've already hatched 900ish eggs with no shiny.

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The Last Guardian

Darn! I want to play that game so badly, but I don't have a PS4

I've completed it, and it was such a good experience. Only two issues that I have with the game is the camera likes to do it's own thing, which to be honest, doesn't happen too often. And Trico doesn't want to do as he is told, the AI can be a bit weird sometimes. Other than that, it's a great game.

Well, I know Trico's behavior is based on real animals, and take it from someone who has been raised among many, they can get on your nerves when trying to train them. Anyway, I think I use to have the other two games, though I don't remember. This third game seemed so awesome, but I guess it won't be a long while until I get to play it

Drakan: The Ancients' Gates (PS2, 2002)

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. The whole trilogy.

MW holds up just as great as I remembered it, but I'm actually starting to have a newfound respect for MW2 and MW3. I still think MW2 is the weakest of the trilogy but for some reason the game is a lot better than I remembered it being. Same goes for MW3.

MW2 had the best multiplayer in the trilogy IMO. It was chaotic, but that was it's charm.

Spyro 1. I couldn't help it! After the discussion of The Crash Bandicoot remaster, I thought it be worth a revisit...

Just Cause 3

Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!/Gateway To Glimmer (1999)

The Unholy War (1998)

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Pokemon Moon version.

I thought you had the Sun version

Oh, silly me. It's redwes who has the Sun version

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Spyro 2: Gateway to Glimmer

I haven't played Spyro 2 in over ten years. The last time I played it, I was just about to graduate from primary school...

Damn, I couldn't go for that long without playing Spyro, especially Gateway to Glimmer, that one is my favourite. How do you find the game to be after ten years? You still enjoy it? Also, I think the longest time I have gone without playing Spyro was about three years. And that was between 2005 and 2008.

Ratchet and Clank (2016)
I played it at my sister's house a while ago -- it is amazing. :3

Mafia III

Spyro: Adventure (got a GBA SP for Christmas with the three good Spyro games on )
Mario Kart 7

As of typing, I have FFXV on the title screen, but haven't pressed anything in like half an hour because this music is excellent for writing.

Hyrule Warriors Legends. Man what complicated controls!

Black Desert Online. Not a fan of the lack of fast travel tho. While I do enjoy how beautiful the world looks and that it doesn't feel repetitive, I find myself alt tabbing while I have my character autorun to the mission.

I like how Dragon's Dogma handled fast travel. You find crystals that you can place anywhere you want and as long as you have a Ferrystone, you could teleport there. You still saw the world, since you needed to place the crystal yourself, and you didn't find yourself running back and forth through areas that you've seen enough of. It also encouraged you to explore since the crystals were sorta hidden. Unless you bought them from black market~

Pokemon Platinum - shiny hunting
Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth

Spyro: Year of the Dragon: Finally restarted on my new playthrough. Afterwards, I'm gonna start on A Hero's Tail. I'm thinking of selling Enter The Dragonfly, btw. There are people out there who like the game, ya know?

CRACK COCAINE! METH! SPEED! G-FUEL! COOKIES!!!!


Okay, I'm playing Black Ops 2...

Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance (2002):
Cyrax and Nitara are sooo boss.

Mortal Kombat: Deception (2004)

Twilight Princess HD

The Last Guardian - 2nd play through

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Twilight Princess HD

The Last Guardian - 2nd play through

I want to play that game... so badly.

Tomb Raider 3

I've been playing a ton of, "Yo-Kai Watch 2: Fleshy Souls," lately, since my friend in real life needs some version exclusive Yo-Kai from my version. I've also been trying to get a bit further into the game, "Fallout: New Vegas," as well. Though, the problem with that is that my skill level at Fallout games is pretty low, since this is my first Fallout game I've ever played. Normal difficulty doesn't mess around in that game.

Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D. I had the urge to play a Zelda game while I wait for Breath of the Wild to come out.

Pokemon Platinum/Y/Omega Ruby/Moon for shiny hunting.

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I've been playing a ton of, "Yo-Kai Watch 2: Fleshy Souls," lately, since my friend in real life needs some version exclusive Yo-Kai from my version. I've also been trying to get a bit further into the game, "Fallout: New Vegas," as well. Though, the problem with that is that my skill level at Fallout games is pretty low, since this is my first Fallout game I've ever played. Normal difficulty doesn't mess around in that game.

Maybe try Fallout 3 first? It introduced me to the series.

Thomas was Alone

I recently bought a PS4 with game: Zero Horizon Dawn. One of the best I've ever played

Am I the only one who enjoyed Pac-Man World 3? I mean, it might be nostalgia googles, but I like this game, and I've been playing it again recently. Sure it had it's flaws and controversial stuff, but I liked most of it.

Finally got myself a PS4 so I've been playing stuff on that lately;

Tearaway Unfolded
Fallout 4
Call of Duty Infinite Warfare/Modern Warfare Remastered
Mortal Kombat X
The Last of Us
Resident Evil 7

Also been playing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild here and there.

Hyrule Warriors: Legends. It took me a while to get into it, but now I can't stop playing it, particularly Adventure Mode. It took me a while to get use to the difficult controls, but it grows on you, sort of like with Kid Icarus: Uprising... meh, that one still has the crown for most difficult controls

I bought a PS4 a few weeks ago. Currently playing:
Horizon Zero Dawn (It's really good so far)
Ginger: Beyond the Crystal (A simple platformer. Good for when I just want something easy to play)
Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 (I occasionally enjoy playing Pac-Man games)
I also have 'The Last Guardian' but not started it yet.
I'm also getting Yooka-Laylee from Kickstarter. I originally ordered it on Xbox One but since I decided to get a PS4 instead I changed it when they gave the option to change consoles last month.

Xbox 360:
Lego Dimensions (My original save file corrupted so I've had to start it over)

LOZ:BOTW, Imaginators, Snipperclips demo

still gotta get around to playing Night In The Woods.

The Saboteur

Revelation Online and Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen.

Edit
Now with Senran Kagura: Esitval Versus on Steam.

I didn't use the Vita as much after Soul Sacrifice: Delta so I never owned Bon Apetit or Estival Versus on Vita. Just Shinobi Versus. Super glad they brought it to Steam. Enjoying every moment of it. This also makes me hopeful that Peach Beach Blast will make it to PC <3

The Last Guardian

Fallout 4.

I find building settlements more fun than the rest of the game somehow.
I'm Weird.

Also, a nice and happy picture from Sanctuary!

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Fallout 4.

I find building settlements more fun than the rest of the game somehow.
I'm Weird.

Also, a nice and happy picture from Sanctuary!

The Wasteland Beckons

What kind of mods got you that weather?

I just recently played Snipperclips. It's pretty fun and really good.

Well, as I'm typing this I'm waiting for a Priest player to finish his turn in Hearthstone, so there's that
Also, I've been alternating between Spyro the Dragon, The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night and Skylanders: Giants All are pretty good, and they all have one thing in common; the soundtracks are always awesome.