Gaming The games you have beaten

[2010DigitalBoy]

As a semi-newbie gamer, I have only beaten 19 games in my entire life. Looking back on them I realize how foolish I was as a child, playing through the first few levels of every game I rented over and over, not realizing there was so much more. As I read other people's posts about older games that are so cool, I always seem to want those games a lot. Then I thought, well, I can make up for it be beating every game I come across from now on. Here are the ones I have beaten and what I think of them.

1. Pokemon Red Version- The first game I ever beat. God I love my gameboy. I'll never forget playing through every gym, and them playing the Pokemon League over and over again, until I could get a Porygon. I leveled up a Venusaur to 98 without ever giving it a rare candy. I had tried to use a Gameshark to get free Pokemon and it screwed my entire file over.

2. Pokemon Snap- A really easy, but really good game. Getting a picture of every Pokemon was extremely fun. Even my mom played the crap out of this game. She even bought an issue of Nintendo Power just to find the last photos.

3. Pokemon Silver- Wow. This is easily one of my top five favorite games ever. Not only was it really long due to the 16 Jyms, but it also had the "final boss", Red, at the top of Mt. Silver. I never liked Ruby or Sapphire because the just cant compare to this.

4. Mario Party- I really played the living crap out of this game. It was truly increadibly boring, and you were constantly taking breaks during your opponent's turns. It was an easy game, though, so I was able to spend hours on it with no complaint.

5. Golden Sun- Yeah, theres quite a gap in time here. I spent about a year before this watching people play Zelda, playing Super Smash Bros Melee and raising chaos in Sonic Adventure 2 Battle. Finally, when I bought this game, I got HOOKED. The only other RPG I had played was Pokemon, so this was new to me. I spent an entire 7 day road trip dedicated to playing this game. I logged a complete total of 50 hours into this game. Definetally in the top 5.

6. Metroid Fusion - Wow. Never has such a short game proved so difficu;t and so addicting. I really struggled to beat this the first time. I had just learned to use GameFAQs, and man did I need it. This game has quite possibly the highest replay value of any game ever, as I have beaten it 5 times.

7. Soul Calibur 2 - This is quite possibly the best fighting game I have ever played. The story mode was a total friggin pain, and getting all the crap for the charachters was maddness. My crazy cussing cousin helped me out a lot on this one.

8. Robotech Macross Saga - This is the best side-scrolling shooter I have ever played, even if there are only ten levels. There are some RPG elements in that you can level up your charachters. Unforuanetaly, I could only even come close to beating the game with 3 charachters because the others suck.

9. Kirby Nightmare in Dreamland - Man, this game is cool. Not only does it have all the classic Kirby sidescrolling anyone could ask for, but it has cool mini games and lots of extra crap. Like Metroid Fusion, it has a really high replay value.

10. Metroid Zero Mission - Another great Metroid game. This game is really hardcore. Sometimes I found myself in a large area just shooting things in hope of finding the next passageway.

I'll post the others soon, but now is my bedtime. So, what games have you beaten? What were your experiences with the games?

[Desbreko]

[color=#4B0082]If anyone really wants the full list of games that I've beaten, check the attachment. It's way too long to go in depth for each one, so I'll just talk about a few of the games I've most recently played through.

[b]The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap[/b]
I completed this one for the second time just earlier today. Even as I was playing through for the first time, I knew that replaying it would be inevitable -- it is a Zelda game, after all. But my first time through I missed one of the sidequests, so this was my first time playing through and doing absolutely everything in the game. Now I'm wondering how long it'll be before I play through for a third time.

[b]Super Mario 64 DS[/b]
I got this with my DS over spring break, and it was really nice to play through Mario 64 again. It had beens years since I played the N64 version, and I was really getting anxious to play through again. It took a bit to get used to using the touch screen instead of an analog stick, but overall I think the DS remake is just as enjoyable as the N64 original.

[b]Super Mario World[/b]
I actually played through this one twice in a row just before getting my Nintendo DS. At the time, Mario World was the next best thing to Mario 64, and I have a lot of time to kill riding the bus out to school. Those two factors combined had be beating the game twice in the space of about a week. And it did quite well at staving off Mario fever, heh.

Going farther back, my memory starts to get a bit foggy on the order I beat games in (I replay games a lot, making it hard to remember), but I think I played through Metroid: Zero Mission for a fourth time before picking up Mario World again. Either that or the GBA version of Zelda: A Link to the Past, for an eighth time. And eventually you'd get back to Skies of Arcadia Legends on the GCN, which I think is the latest game that I beat for the first time, not counting Mario 64 DS.

Not to mention the ever-present PlanetSide, which I've been pouring hours into for the last five months. Though that's a PC game.

Oh, and if you liked Metroid Fusion and Metroid: Zero Mission, you should really play Super Metroid. It wins out over both GBA Metroids in nearly every area.[/color]

[Tatsubei Yagyu]

God, I've beaten so many games, I'm going to have to make multiple trips here... :animestun

Well, I guess I'll start with Next-Gen Console games:

1. Super Smash Bros. Melee-Gamecube: Oh. My. God. For those of you that have beaten all the events, got all the stages, and every trophy you can get, give yourself a pat on the back. Seriously, the last two events, 50:[spoiler] Fightin' both Master and Crazy Hands at the same time[/spoiler], and 51:[spoiler] Fighting Ganondorf, Mewtwo and GIGABOWSER at the SAME time[/spoiler], you feel my pain. Beat them both with Roy! :D

2. Sonic Adventure DX-Gamecube: Ok, for those of your who played the Big the Cat missions, where you have to catch like one fish that's a THOUSAND pounds or something, you guys know my pain in this as well.

3. Shinobi-Ps2: Man this game is hellishly(<---is that a word? :animeswea ) hard! Went you have to like go behind the enemy, then kill'em in one hit, then rush to the other one while your sword gets stronger. And at the same time the sword is eating your soul because it's alive for some reason.

4. Zelda:Wind Waker-Gamecube: Brilliant game. I loved it so much, I'm going to play it again. Once I get some sleep such its so freakin' late... :sleep:
I'm going to bed... Later! :animesigh

[Kamuro]

I can't seem to stop playing a game once I start, unless the game is completely terrible, I feel like I lost or something if I don't complete it, I could see myself playing an RPG I've never played before and then just stopping, wouldn't you want to know what happens? Anyway, I've beaten tons of games, to many to list, but, I figured I'd list some of my favorites.

1. Suikoden 3- I've mentioned this in several posts, just cause, well, I like it lol. It has 108 characters about 80 of you can use in battle. Its fun to play through the game, I've beaten it several times.

2. Finaly Fantasy (VII through X-2)- I liked basically all the final fantasy I've played, but I seem to like the later set a bit more. Its very involved.

3. Star Ocean (All)- I love the Star Ocean series, its definitely one of my favorites.

4. Star Wars: KOTOR- I like this series, the games are solid and fun to play.

[Samsara]

Gah, there are way too many to mention. However, these are the games I have completed lately:

[B]Viewtiful Joe-[/B] Wow, what a fun/addictive game! This game was a nice throwback to the days of the 2D sidescrollers. The game was very innovative as well. The difficulty had me frustrated at times, but it still was a wonderful game. I am currently playing VJ2. While it appears they have toned down the difficulty in this game, it is still just as fun as the first.

[B]Demon Stone-[/B] I really enjoy the Forgotten Realm books, so needless to say I was looking forward to this game. While it was a pretty good game, it was also very short. One could easily complete it in a sitting. But it was still an okay game I suppose.

[2010DigitalBoy]

11. Sonic Advanced: This is a surprisingly fun GBA title. There are plenty of unlockables, and multiple ways to play through each level so that they dont get boring when playing again. The Tiny Chao Garden is a nice addition, especially in conjunction with Sonic Adventure 2 Battle.

Right here was a pretty huge step forward for me. From this point on I have chronicled the games I beat, and how many times Ive beaten them. I try to get my time of completion and times beaten as well. Untill this time I was only into GBA games and anime. I only ever really played my brothers games.

12. Sly Cooper and the Theivius Raccoonus: Anyone who has known me well here on OB knows that I love this game and that the final boss gave me a really hard time. This game helped me get back into gaming. It took me 5 and a half hours, though I never got every last collectable, because I bought Ratchet & Clank the day after beating it.

13. Ratchet & Clank: In my search for old PS2 games, I came across this. I was hooked and I blazed through in around 17 hours. Once again, I didnt get all the collectibles, because I didnt know they existed. I plan to go back and really beat it over the summer.

14. Mario Power Tennis: Wow, this didnt take long. I just stayed up all night and beat every tournament with Daisy. When I woke up, I was like a hero to my brother.

15: Ratchet & Clank Going Commando: This is my favorite game of all time. The platforming, the weapons, the insaane hardness, the humor, and just knowing theres a plot twist right around the corner. I have a lot of the collectables, but not all of them. This game took around 23 hours.

16. Halo 2: I got it for Xbox on Christmas and just couldnt put it down. I finally completed it on co-op mode. I play multiplayer all the time with my brother and my friends. This game doesnt tell you the times, but Im guessing it took around 8 hours or so.

17. The Legend of Zelda the Minish Cap: This is probably one of my favorite Zelda games because its so lighthearted and stuff. Its a little short though. I REALLY wish it told you the time of completion. My best guess is that it took me 7 hours.

18. Metal Arms Glitch in the System: This is a truly amazing game, though underrated. There were a lot of fun times, although even on easy mode this game will hand you your butt with a side of fries.

19. Mechassault: I just beat this the other day. Its a really fun game, with some difficult parts that you can pull through with practice. My only complaint is that you usually have to have lost on a level once or twice to beat it.

Thts all for now! At this moment Im working on Tales of Symphonia, and Ill be getting Jade Empire and Final Fantasy 1&2 soon.

[Dragonboym2]

[COLOR=Blue]The games I've beat are:[/COLOR]

T[COLOR=DimGray]MNT:Fall of the Foot Clan (GB): It was a good game. But it didn't really matter what turtle you were. They were all the same.[/COLOR]
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Super Mario World (SNES): WOW! This game was long, hard at some points, but fun as hell! I ate it up.

Super Contra(SNES): Old school sci-fi shoot'em up. I liked all the weapons, like my favorite spread. Heh. Spread rules.

Ultaman(SNES): Senti hero one-on-one fighting. It was kind of dull at times, though.

Donky Kong Country(SNES): Looks great, plays great, and was addictive too.

Earthworm Jim(SNES): Hee hee. Funny. It was very silly. Four stars.

Earhtworm Jim 2 (SNES): The silliness continues! Cows, puns, weapons, and other cool stuff. It made me laugh.

Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage(SNES): Play Spider-Man and Venom in a game based on the storyline of the same name. Lots of characters, levels, and endless fun.

Venom: Seperation Anxity(SNES): Actully, this was based on Venom's first mini-series, that guest starred Spidey, and took place before "Maximum Carnage." It was just like the last game. No real change.

Cybernator (SNES): A mecha shooter that was very well done. Lots of cool weapons, and big bosses.

TMNT: Turtles in time (SNES): It was longer and better than the arcade version. I thought the extra levels were a nice touch.

Mega Man X (SNES): It was hard, and took Mega Man in a new direction. I loved the charged up weapons, and the armor.

Sonic Blast Man(SNES): A superhero game that was good, but needed some work.

Captain Commando (SNES): A super-hero arcade brawler. The arcade version was bloodier, but still a good game. Good stuff.

The Legend Of Zelda: A link to the past(SNES): WOW. Great game. Loved it.[/COLOR]
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[[COLOR=Silver]COLOR=Silver][[COLOR=Navy]COLOR=Navy][COLOR=Yellow][COLOR=Yellow]Wild 9 (PS1) Funny, and alot of action too. I loved the rig.[/COLOR]
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Legacy Of Kain: Soul Reaver(PS1): A dark tale of revenge, in a dark world ruled by vampires. Creepy too.

Evil Dead: Hail to the King (PS1) It's Bruce Campbell. It's Evil Dead. He did the voice overs. That's all you need to know. "Groovy."

Xenogears(PS1): It's a RPG with mecha. A great plot and characters, with anime cut scenes. And the mecha was cool.

Front Mission 3(PS1): Two storylines, and lots of strategic mecha action.

Mega Man X4 (PS1): Good story, with two storylines, and anime cut scenes.
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Medievil(PS1): A humorous Tim Burtonish game. Lots of fun to play, and I like all of the English humor, and stuff.

Medievil 2(PS1): Just as good as the first. New characters, and lots of silly things too.[/COLOR][/COLOR]
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[COLOR=Red]Soul Reaver 2 (PS2): A very good sequel. I liked the new stuff in it.

Jak II (PS2): A darker story, and Jak speaks. A great game, and I love the weapons.

Jak III (PS2): I just beat it. Four stars, and I liked all the twists and turns.

Xenosaga Episode one (PS2) A sci-fi space opera game for anime fans. Part two is just as good.

[COLOR=Red]Xenosaga Episode II: It was just as good as the first, and had a more realistic look to it this time. [/COLOR]

Prince Of Perisa: The Sands of time (PS2): An involved story, and lots of puzzles.

.Hack 1-3(PS2) These games are complex, and fun. I'm looking forward to part four.

Resident Evil: Code Veronica X (PS2): Creepy. Really creepy. It shows more light on Umbrella and it's horrorible secrets.

Evil Dead: A fistfull of boomstick(PS2): Bruce is cool. And once again, he did the voice overs.

Rachet And Clank(PS2): Weapons galore, lots of stuff to blow up, and grear game play.

Rachet And Clank: Going Commando (PS2): A great sequel, with upgradeable weapons, and more stuff to blow up and do.

Ratchet And Clank: Up your arsenal: (PS2): I love this game series. New characters, we get more new weapons, a bunch of mini arenas, and a great story.

Prince of Persia: Warrior Within: It has a darker feel, and a great fighting system. I thought that the fighting was excellent. Plus two endings, and music done by Godsmack.
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[COLOR=Blue]I'm still working on others. Wish me luck!
"KAMEHAMEHA!"

Dragonboym2[/COLOR]

[Bloodseeker]

I actually have a habbit of losing interest in a game right when I know that I'm at the end, especially with RPGs. Bad habbit, I know. (that's why I still haven't beaten Xenogears or Final Fantasy 8) That's not to say that I haven't beaten a lot of games, though:

[b]All of the Metal Gear Solid games[/b]

Every videogame fan should play these games. They rock, and the story is a great one.

[b]All of the .hack games[/b]

They get a bit repetetive, espcecially when you start running into monsters with physical tolerance, but they're still good.

[b]Final Fantasy VII, IX, X, X-2, and Tactics[/b]

Final Fantasy is worthy of its reputation.

[b]Ninja Gaiden[/b]

This is about as hard a game as you're going to get with this generation of gaming.

[b]GTA 3-SA[/b]

Another set of games that are worthy of their (positive) reputation.

I'll have to come back to this thread, too.

[Japan]

[COLOR=Navy]PokeMon Red and Blue Version: (gb)
I played these for about four months until I captured all of the Pokemon in the game. My first two games that I ever owned.

Sonic The Hedgehog 2: (sega genesis) I played this over at a friends house obsessively till I beat it. One of the best games ever![/COLOR]

[killsberry]

[COLOR=DarkGreen][U][B]1. The legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time[/B][/U]
I loved this game so much, i think its one of my all time favorites, its definetley the best out of all the zelda games i ever played I'm really looking forward to the new Zelda game coming out for gamecube soon[/COLOR]

[COLOR=Red][B][U]Pokemon, Red, Yellow, and Gold[/U][/B]
theese games were alright as a kid, but they get so boring after a while, it seems that every gameboy pokemon game is the same old thing. after the gold version i stopped playing pokemon[/COLOR]

[COLOR=RoyalBlue][B][U]Mario Party, 1, 2, and 3[/U][/B]
theese three mario partys were really fun when you play four player. to me, the orgional mario party was the best, and they got worse and worse after that, i dont like any of the ones for gamecube.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=Blue][B][U]Sonic Adventure 2:battle[/U][/B]
this game was really fun. its the only sonic game i really ever played. i love how there is the dark and the hero sides and i love chao world so much! so far i have unlocked Tail's kart and Rouges secret costume![/COLOR]

[COLOR=MediumTurquoise][B][U]Paper Mario[/U][/B]
This game was really good, and right now im working on the second paper mario for gamecube. I really enjoyed paper mario, it was very fun and entertaining, and funny[/COLOR]

TO BE CONTINUED........

[2010DigitalBoy]

I just beat Fianl Fantasy one, hence the avatar, and I must say this is one of my favorite GBA games and RPGs of all time. I like that you really have to use the stat-ups for the tougher battles, since in most games you end up at such a high level it doesn't matter. This is almost true with FF, you do level up rediculously quickly, but then again, the dungeons get really strong towards the end of the game. Beating the game as fast as possible only takes around 20 hours, but beating the four secret dungeons, and getting a 100% on your bestiary takes at least 35 hours. I started on Final Fantasy 2 and 8. I don't really like 2, as its very weird, but 8 pwns.

[Sandy]

I can contribute the [B]first[/B] game I ever got through (since I've beaten too many games to remember them all).

It was none other than [B]Chip'n'Dale's Rescue Rangers[/B] for Nintendo 8-bit! I felt such a feeling of achievement when I kicked that Fat Cat's fat arse! And the levels were no piece of cake to that 10-year old boy I was back then... Of course, to the kids of today the game would be just a nice little snack, but back then playing any game was a big experience for me, I knew no such things as "good games" or "bad games" - there were just games!

Rescue Rangers was pretty fun game, especially in two-player mode, where you could grab the other chipmunk and throw him against the enemies or other hazards. >;D No wonder the people who played with me never made it to the end...

Ah, the memories! :D

[Ryo the Tactician]

Okay, lessee...

1. Sonic Advance - As some of you might know, I'm a big Sonic fan. Got my website ([url]www.thesonicworld.net[/url]) so I've beaten a large amount of Sonic the Hedgehog games.

2. Sonic 3

3. Sonic and Knuckles

4. Sonic 1

5. Sonic 2

6. Sonic Triple Trouble (GameGear)

7. Sonic 2 (GameGear)

8. Sonic Adventure DX (PC) - Yes, they made it for the PC. And it was freakin' sweet.

9. Megaman Battle Network 2 - A good solid game, to play once. Once you play one, you've basically played them all, or so it seems with 1, 3, and 4.

10. Megaman Battle Network 3 - Blue Version. Think that was the version.

11. Kirby's Dreamland 2

12. Kirby's Dreamland 3

13. Kirby - Nightmare in Dreamland

14. Rayman 2 - Awesome Game. Captivating storyline, cool characters, did I mention great plot?

15. Rayman 3 - Hoodlum Havoc. A piece of dirt compared to 2. Bad characters, cruddy storyline, horrible jokes. A HUGE disappointment.

16. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - Mediocre platformer, really.

17. Frogger

18. Frogger 2 - Swampy's revenge. Really, these frogger games are kiddy games, but they were nice when I was 10.

19. Megaman Zero 2 - Awesome, need to get 3 one of these days.

20. Bomberman Max 2

21. Pocket Bomberman - For Game Boy/Color. Awesome game! I got the Sword of the Sun and saved the day.

22. Pokemon Blue Version

23. Pokemon Gold Version

24. Pokemon Sapphire Version - Unless they really overdo it, I'll never play another Pokemon game again.

25. Golden Sun - One of the Best RPG's ever, undoubtably.

26. Golden Sun Book 2: The Lost Age. - I pray they make another.

Well, that's all I can thnk of off the top of my head. I am a gamer, indeed. Video Gamer subjob Anime Fan. I know I've beaten more than this, but this is a fair list.

[Kamuro]

I'll just name a couple of my favorite RPG's since theres quite a few games I've beaten...

1. Final Fantasy (all) - I've beaten all the FF's so far. From the ones on Nintendo to FFXI. Its quite the accomplishment, or so I thought it to be. It's definitely a gaming dynasty I'm proud to be a part of.

2. Star Ocean (all) - Star Ocean as well offers a pretty good series of games, not as many as FF, but still a good compilation. One of my favorite battle systems as well.

3. Suikoden I, II, III - Suikoden is a game that I think is very underrated. Personally, I loved all these games and it offers a lot to a good RPG gamer. Each game has probably the most amount of playable characters I've seen so far in an RPG.

4. Xenosaga - I found this game to be pretty good. I thought it would be a lot worse then it actually was. It offers a pretty good amount of game time if you play through the whole thing and its really not a bad story. It just takes some getting use to.

[Ryo the Tactician]

27. Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons

28. Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages

I call this Legend of Zelda: Saga of the Oracles (or Oracles Saga), because if you've beaten one, linked your file over, and beaten the other, you know that playing one is only half the story. Combined, these make one of the best Zelda games ever.

29. Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

30. Legend of Zelda: The Wind Fish.

31. Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken. I'm a HUGE Fire Emblem fan, can't wait to get Sacred Stones!!

32. Spider Man (original one for PC. I'm sure the graphics would be 3D crap now, but the game is quite good)

33. Spider Man the Movie. Good battle system and all, but I think I may have liked the 1st better. I didn't play the newest one, because these 3D spiderman games get really repetitive after 2, believe me.

34. Spider Man: Doc Oc's Revenge. Another GB spiderman, good though.

I know theres some others, but I've been playing vid games for a while, so new ones always pop out.

[Purple Haze]

[SIZE=1][COLOR=Purple]Mega Man X: Command Mission- Got it last saturday and beat it yesterday. It is a fun RPG and it is easy .Good start for people who are just getting into RPG's.

GTA:SA- This one took a while, but fun anyway. Hate the flight school.

Ninja Gaiden: THE hardest game I have ever played and beaten. Took me 1 week to get past the 2nd level boss. Now trying to beat Hurricane Pack 1.

Halo 2- Hated the story and I only play it with multiplayer.

Devil May Cry 3- The best action game I have ever played. The different fighting styles really give the game replay value. People complained about it being hard but it was't hard to me.

Ill' post more games later.[/COLOR][/SIZE]

[2010DigitalBoy]

Alright, its been well over a month, and I know you guys have beaten a few more games by now... at least I have!

20. Final Fantasy 1: Now this is what I call a classic. Awesome battle system, addictive gameplay, and four of the craziest dungeons that drove me ******* insane. Its fun getting 100 percent.

21. Zone of the Enders: A really great action game, but really short-lived. I reccomend it to anyone.

I still haven't beaten most of the games I need to... Im working on Devil May Cry and Star Ocean 3.

[Meggido]

Ok I got heaps and am going to start from my very first...I'll also give the systems so ya know how long it's been.

1. Sonic the Hedgehog 1 - 3 (sega master system II) - These were all great fun as are most sonic games. The sidescrolling action game where your a little blue hedgehog.

2. Asterix and Obelisk (Sega Master System II) - how can anyone say no to an Asterix game. Also cool because of a few Dogmatix stages.

3. Final Fantasy 4 (SNES) - The first of the final fantasy games on snes also the second last to include the storyline revolving around the crystals.

4. Final Fantasy 5 (snes) - A great use of the class change system unlike the recent FFX-2.

5. Final Fantasy 6 (snes) - Probably in my opinion one of the best FF games ever. great storyline, the most amount of characters in an FF game, and Kefka was bloody evil.

6. Secret of Mana (snes) - A great realtime RPG. I love the battle system but the magic system was a bit annoying to get used to.

7. Front Mission (snes) - great storyline and the first strategy RPG I ever played. Interesting use of mechs. And only confined to one island.

8. Pokemon (GB, GBC and GBA) - Most addictive RPG and I've played and completed all. Didn't buy all the games though.

9. Conker (GBC) - Can't remember the actual name but you get the point. Completely different gameplay on GBC and GB.

10. Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (GB) - The first Zelda game I ever played. great fun and good storyline.

11. Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (snes) - I played this later than most and got it as a rom. I also played it through on the GBA version.

12. Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Season (GBC)

13. Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages (GBC) - counting these together as the only way to complete them properly was to link them together and take down Ganon.

14. Pokemon Trading Card Game (GBC) - I sadly admit I owned and played through this game. Not one of my best purchases.

Those are the old systems. As for the more recent systems such as N64, PSO, GCN, PS2 and GBA I'll go through them later. Also can't forget PC. I'm also sure I missed a few. It's been so long.

[Purple Haze]

[SIZE=1][COLOR=Purple]Final Fantasy X-2- Just beat it again to get 100% complete. The perfect ending wasn't worth it to me.

Kingdom Hearts Chain of memories- just beat the game on on Reverse Rebirth. It was easy, i should have beat it moths ago.

Need for Speed Underground 2- One of mt favorite racing games. Not as many customization ptions as MC3 but it has more racing types.

Donkey Kong Jungle Beat- one of the shortest, easiest games to beat in the history of games. Glad I didn't spend $60 on it and the controller. The game is like 3 hours long

X-men legends- Just beat it with my brother and friends. Really fun multiplayer and i like the mutant aattcks.[/SIZE][/COLOR]

[2010DigitalBoy]

[QUOTE=Purple Haze][SIZE=1][COLOR=Purple]
Donkey Kong Jungle Beat- one of the shortest, easiest games to beat in the history of games. Glad I didn't spend $60 on it and the controller. The game is like 3 hours long
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Hold on, what? Did you beat the secret boss? That took me and my brothers well over 10 hours just to find.

22: Star Wars Episode 3 (DS): This game is surprisingly good, and the space levels rule, but it took me 2 hours to beat both storis.

[grecords]

I'll only list the games that meant the most to me.

[b]Super Mario World[/b] - the first game I ever beat and got 100% completed. For that and the excellent good time it gave me I'll always remember it. Especially the cool seasons change you get when you beat special zone.

[b]Super Mario RPG[/b] - The first RPG I've ever played and I loved the crap out of it. Squaresoft did a really good job in this game as I played it for like 6 months straight. The game was full of mini-quests and unlockables to keep you busy for a while.

[b]Super Mario 64[/b] - It wasn't so rewarding until you got all 120 stars, and then you could really feel like you were done. But the ending just put the icing on the cake as the real reward was playing the game itself.

[b]Final Fantasy VII[/b] - Actually I hated the ending as how it really doesn't show you anything. It just happens that this was my favorite squaresoft RPG. I just wish I hadn't restarted like 6 times in a row. I can never play the first disc again as I'm still sick of the opening to this day. But thats my fault.

[b]Final Fantasy Tactics[/b] - My favorite tactis game. The amount of betrayal and twists in the story were pretty numerous for a squaresoft game. I really hadn't seen this type of story outside of a Suikoden game.

[b]Suikoden 1 and 2[/b] - Suikoden one almost made me cry and Suikoden two was just so epic that its easily my favorite RPG. The war-type fights and suspense made it more appealing to me than most squaresoft games. The characters were easier to feel for as well. I'm glad I finished both games.

[b]TMNT 2 (nes) and TMNT 4[/b] - I was just so proud that I beat shredder really.

[b]Secret of Evermore[/b] - Just such an eerie game. Where as I couldn't play games that were as intense as the puzzles and bosses in other games this game made me want to beat it so bad. The story and environments just sucked me in and forced me to beat this one.

[b]Mega Man X[/b] - I mastered this game to the point where I even got that Hadoken you can obtain. I loved this game to death.

[b]Mega Man x4[/b] - This was the only other Mega Man x game I could play mainly for the fact that you got to use Zero as a main character in this game.

[b]Mega Man Legends[/b] - I wish they would continue this series more than the battlenetwork one. The first one was really well done and a much needed change from the old mega mans. The backstory for Megaman was really wierd too.

[Purple Haze]

[quote name='ThatOneOddDude']Hold on, what? Did you beat the secret boss? That took me and my brothers well over 10 hours just to find.[/quote]


[COLOR=Purple][Size=1]There's a secret boss? How do you get to him? Looks like I need to go back and play it some more.

Anyways I beat one more game today riding down to Virginia Beach today.


Mega Man Zero - I finally beat this game after having it for almost 2 years. The game is the hardest GBA game ever. It was fun but hard.[/SIZE][/COLOR]

[Iori Yagami]

I've beaten so many games that I've forgotten a lot of them but I'll name great games I remember.

1. Double Dragon (Sega Master System) - A timeless classic in my childhood. Posssibly the first game I remember playing. (Except Pong and Tetris) I have fond memories playing that game with my brother when we were both younger. Finding the cheat that lets you have unlimited lives at the last stage and fighting each other for the girls at the end. Those were good times Though it might not have been the greatest game, it was the one that led me to play other video games.

2. Final Fantasy series (various system) - I've played FF1&2 (Dawn of Souls), FF4, FF5, FF6, FF7, Final Fantasy Tactics, and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. I've never gotten tired of the series but unfortunately, I believe that every game after FF7 sucked so far so I'm waiting for FFXII to see if it's a great game or just crap. Nonetheless, great memories of beating Final Fantasy 2 and Final Fantasy 3.

3. Tales of Phantasia and Tales of Symphonia (SNES and GCN respectively) - Mmm... linear battle system. Great game, great story, and nice battle system. The all around game of greatness. Tales of Symphonia took the most time of any game that I've played. (80 hours) The most recent RPG I've beaten.

4. Pokemon - Who could forget the small pokemon? A game I found fun when I was a kid but not as fun when growing up. Maybe it was the same gameplay or maybe it was how the difficulty level never incrase or only increased slightly. I gave up on it when I managed to beat Pokemon Red in under 14 hours.

5. Advance Wars and Advance Wars 2 - A great strategy game where people match wits and strategies or human beat down the computer to the dust. CO powers and super powerful units add a nice twist to this game. The game was fun when playing the missions and even better in AW2 when Eagle's Lightning Strike powered up his units. Overall, the best turn-based strategy game I've played.

These are the games that I remember beating and will remember beating for a long time.

[Guest EirikaOfRenais]

The very first game I owned and completed was Final Fantasy Legend 2 for the Gameboy. It was one of the hardest games I have played to date. I have replayed it many times, and have a lot of fond memories with it.
The most recent game I have completed is Tales of Symphonia for Gamecube. I thought it had a really great storyline and I think everyone should play it!

[2010DigitalBoy]

[QUOTE=Purple Haze][COLOR=Purple][Size=1]There's a secret boss? How do you get to him? Looks like I need to go back and play it some more.

Anyways I beat one more game today riding down to Virginia Beach today.


Mega Man Zero - I finally beat this game after having it for almost 2 years. The game is the hardest GBA game ever. It was fun but hard.[/SIZE][/COLOR][/QUOTE]

If you beat the first really big boss, and beat all the levels, it reveals that theere is a final level that you need a rediculous amount of emblems to get, and once you beat him, you really beat the game.

23: Devil May Cry: This is by far one of the best action games that I have ever played. all of the swords and stuff have awesome powers, and the H*** you unleash on your enemies is rediculously awesome. I will definetely buy the others, if just to know the rest of the story.