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Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box (Steam) - I have a friend who is really obsessed with racing games, and burnout in particular. So I thought hey, why not. Racing games are games I usually play casual, but I'm now thinking about looking more seriously at them. And I did not regret that choice. Burnout Paradise is so much fun. And to be honest, I'm not really the person who goes around customizing his car, racing on set parcours etc, unless they're fun like Mario Kart. Burnout Paradise fortunately keeps both to a minimum, especially the last one since you race in an open city which is also the hub world. So technically, this is the game I was looking for, and which may even bring me further into the genre. Burnout Legends (PSP) - Yeah, I even went that far. I'm playing 2 games from the same franchise at the same time. Sure, it feels as a step down from Paradise, but I can't really blame it since it's a PSP game. Other than that, it's still a fun game. Pokemon Black 2 - Mhm... this will be the game that gives me the final decision on generation 5. I don't hate the gen, it's just my least favorite. Everybody who's going to call me a genwunner for that gets a kick in the nuts. So far I'm not having a bad time, but I only just passed the first gym, so that's not saying a lot. Still, I keep hearing so many positive reactions about this game, so I will definitely continue.

Happy Birthday from Cheery~ Oh, and I also installed some Calendar plugin. Still buggin around with it, but it's something. On that note though, do not post every time a birthday is present. Only do so with active members. Thankies.

Just finished Ao No Exorcist! That was awesome. Amazing. And every other word that describes this quality. It's my no means perfect, but eh, my time was so well spent. And that grand finale... oh god, I've seen good finales but this one is somewhere around the top. I'm literally out of words so I'll stop here. It's been a while since I watched/finished an anime but this one makes me jump back right into them.

You old man! Heehee, just kiddin. But Diablo 2 hold up pretty good, even today. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Darkness/Time/Sky is/are one of my favorite pokemon games, if not one of my favorite games in general. I love the gameplay and story so much, even though it's a pokemon game. Please tell us your experience of it when you're done playing, I'm very curious~

I like the new mega's (although Pidgeot doesn't really look special), but.... I get the feeling they are overstaying their welcome at the moment. Still, I like them, but it won't be long until every pokemon has a Mega.

Lame the rest of the world get it later. Oh well, we got Hyrule Warriors first so I'm not really complaining :3

I won't judge the story before playing, though I have indeed heard the same issues you mentioned from other people. Personally, I don't care for any Disney characters apart from Donald, Mickey and Goofy but eh, I'll see how it fares :3 There's one thing that frustrates me though. The camera is horrible. I have seen many bad camera's in video games but this one may belong on that list too if it doesn't change anytime soon.

Kingdom Hearts Final Mix - It's finally time. Bokxie gets introduced to the Kingdom Hearts franchise. There never was anything holding me back from it, except other priorities. But now I'm finally able to. I might be switching this with Atelier Ayesha all the time, dunno how much excitement I'll get out of KH. I will start with playing the original. I know storywise it isn't advisable but eh, I don't really care too much about that. If Kingdom Hearts does get me really excited, I might play it storywise. Have to see about that.

Mhm continue where you left off. I'll give you guys another 72 hours. You may thank me later. And remember, Last Order is our savior and goddess.

Wut? 3 days is equal to 72 hours, right :3 So yeah, 3 whole days.

Metroid (NES) - First Metroid game that I have completed yay! Left a pretty good impression on me, despite it having a long learning curve and it has several flaws. But I can easily look past that, since It's a NES game. I love how this was more of an exploring game, and for that reason I refused to use a walkthrough. Well, I used it twice. Once because I was stuck and didn't know the floors could be bombed, and the other time after I have beaten the game to check if there's anything I had missed. Like I said, the game had a learning curve because at first I didn't know what I was doing and where the f*ck to go. But once I got past that... the game got much easier. I didn't have trouble with this game at all, except for that mid-boss. Not Ridley, he was P*ss-easy. The other one, which name I forgot. I believe I got every upgrade/collectable with the exception of the wave beam, a few energy and missile tanks. Also didn't get the bikini scene because you know, it was my first playthrough. But I did get the scene with Samus showing her face! Wait... Samus was a girl all the time?? (Yes, this was sarcasm. Shame though, but eh, I'm 28 years late anyways.) Kid Icarus (NES) - I'm literally completing a game a day now. That is a given since half of them are NES games though. Kid Icarus was a pretty enjoyable game, but it felt pretty easy at the same time, despite the age it came from. After the first boss, Pit got a power-up which has 2 things flying around him (don't blame me, it's a NES game so I don't have any explaination of what these things are). And that ding was OP. Not as much as the Screwattack, but it comes close. Still though, it's not that I dislike easy games. They make me breeze through games and since my free time is always limited, it's something I don't mind. But between you and me: What exactly is Nintendo their obsession with eyes? Next up is Adventure Island, and after that most likely Dragon Warrior/Quest.

About 20, so now you only have to count to 150! Naah, just kiddin :3 I'll stop talking now so the game can continue on :)

We'll see. If it is indeed too short of an amount, we can always change it :3

Naah, not at all. Believe me, they'll be able to :3

So... I came up with a new rule, just to make the game more appealing for you guys! We, the staff, may not interrupt you guys again after 72 hours/3 days have passed. If one of us do, feel free to address it and continue. However, this also means that we will not show any mercy once the time has passed. If the place gets more crowded again or you guys beat us too much, the rule will fade. All other will remain in tact. I will also keep my idea in the back of my head, but for now we'll keep it like this. And oh yeah, BACK TO ZERO! Here, have a lovely Tales video (starts at 0:54):

Tell him hi from me, and that the great Cheery has everything under control! So when he comes back, the forum hasn't been burned down to the ground or anything heehee~

I'm quite mixed on DLC myself, but this game deserves it. All of my money, it may have it. And I hope they put it to some good use like: (using this link) - Give the already existing characters costumes and more weapons. Most characters have no costumes and only 1 weapon, while Link has multiple costumes and 5 weapons, Epona excluded. Give the others some love. Fortunately Lana and a few others at least got other weapons... even though I suck with Lana's Deku Stick. - Put in Medli! Just... do it! And why not add Toon Link and Tetra in the meantime, with a Wind Waker based stage. I dunno, it sounds awesome. - New scenario eh? Would be fun if they went through other Zelda games their dimensions. I'm really excited for the new adventure maps though. This mode alone will take up a lot of time (if you're a completionist, that is), but does not get boring. Frustrating, probably, but not boring.

Funny thing: I just started the first Metroid, because I never really had true experiences with this game. Just a few short plays, that's all. But... I'm having a good time. I had to get used to it (I died a lot at first), but now it's pretty manageable.

For the people who are not or not yet able to play this game, allow me to ease your fears... This game is fascinating. It has been getting an 'alright' reception over the past week, but I fell in love with this game. Probably one of the best 2014 games so far me (haven't played Destiny and a few others yet, that could potentially also take that award). Literally every character is fun to play at, or at the very least, almost everybody. My main is Lana, she's just so fun to play as. Oh, and for the people who dislike Fi: She's basically one of the best characters in the game. Weaker than some, but more versitaile (sorry, I don't know how to spell this word :3).

Happy birthday Mr. Phantom!

Spyro the Dragon - Thought I was done, seems I missed 2 levels. But those were pretty easy ones and now... I'm 120% done, because screw logic. It was.. not a bad experience. I liked the game, but I probably would have liked it more if I focussed more on it (because you know, having a crush on someone really distracted me most of the time, just daydreamin' and things). Like I said, I was going to play 3 platformers of my childhood again because I had no memory of them at all. The first was Klonoa: Door to Phantomhile, and now this one. And next up is.... Crash Bandicoot. No, not Rayman. Strangely enough, Rayman is one of the only ps1 games I remember completely. Huh.