I believe it was Mirror's Edge a few days ago. I beat it in one sitting. Might try to none-lethal approach next...
The Last Game You Finished
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Huh, well eemmm I guess the last game I finished (none re-play) would be Wait nope not Mass Effect 2, it would be Batman Arkham City.
Bastion, and is that a damn fine game, downloadable or otherwise. That man making love to your ear with perfect timing to the beautiful, hand-drawn events...*ahem* excuse me.
I have this weird thing where if I feel like a game might be ending soon, I reflexively quit because I don't want it to stop, even though all I'm doing is making it stop. For this reason, the last one I beat was FFXIII (13), and I hated it, bitching about everything that was wrong the whole time. I guess I didn't care if it ended, but now that I'm thinking about it I gotta get that problem fixed. If replays don't count, then it was Dark Souls PC after some extensive modification, after beating it 3 times on PS3. Yeah, I'm as confused as you might be.
Also, I've played MGS 1-4, but only beat the first 2, and the second is my favorite one. Yep, getting a catscan, don't worry.
I have this weird thing where if I feel like a game might be ending soon, I reflexively quit because I don't want it to stop, even though all I'm doing is making it stop. For this reason, the last one I beat was FFXIII (13), and I hated it, bitching about everything that was wrong the whole time. I guess I didn't care if it ended, but now that I'm thinking about it I gotta get that problem fixed. If replays don't count, then it was Dark Souls PC after some extensive modification, after beating it 3 times on PS3. Yeah, I'm as confused as you might be.
Also, I've played MGS 1-4, but only beat the first 2, and the second is my favorite one. Yep, getting a catscan, don't worry.
It's a visual novel, but I'll include it nonetheless. I last finished a game called True Remembrance. There is no gameplay to speak of, it was purely a reading experience. It's a great story.
A more traditional game I have most recently finished is Ghost Trick. That game was fantastic.
A more traditional game I have most recently finished is Ghost Trick. That game was fantastic.
Thomas was alone. Best rhomboid based game ever. Otherwise I've been playing BF3 and Skyrim. BF3 doesn't have singleplayer (nyah nyah nyah I can't hear you) and I keep getting distracted from the main quest in Skyrim (And have four different characters going at the same time).
LEGO Batman 2... it was great! Skyrim and Arkham City are on the go right now, but Kingdoms of Amalur is on its way in the mail so that will take precedent over those two.
Max Payne 3. Now going for 100% completion. I don't have any other games except my downloads and I've finished all of them over a year ago.
Hopefully getting the rest of my collection posted in the next month though, so that'll be nice.
Hopefully getting the rest of my collection posted in the next month though, so that'll be nice.
That would be Dragon Age: Origins on my part. funny story on that;
I gave up on my first playthrough right at the final battle with the Archdemon, I was a Human Noble Warrior engaging the Archdemon with Loghain, Zevran, and Wynne on my side, we fought the Archdemon and things went reasonably well (though I had to use health poultices slioghtly more often than usual).
BUT THEN, the Archdemon flew away like a coward to that one part of the rooftop that had a big gap in it that kept me from getting to him in melee range, not helped by the fact several Darkspawn Zerg-Rushed my allies, forcing me to use a balista provided to continue attacking the Archdemon, and when he finally flew to where I could walk up to him and slash at him some more, only for my allies to be knocked down, any troops I call to my aid barely doing anything to help, and I end up running out of health poutices and killed by either the Archdemon or the Darkspawn backing him up before I could finish cutting down the last of his health.
So I decided to start over as a Circle Elf Mage, and this time I took more time building up XP, resources, and poutices, and when I did get to fighting the Archdemon, things were much easier as not only did I bring Wynne, Lelianna, and Sten. but I had the Inferno spell for when the Archdemon makes himself melee-proof by flying to that one spot.
Sure enough, I killed the Archdemon and got myself a fairly good ending as my reward.
I gave up on my first playthrough right at the final battle with the Archdemon, I was a Human Noble Warrior engaging the Archdemon with Loghain, Zevran, and Wynne on my side, we fought the Archdemon and things went reasonably well (though I had to use health poultices slioghtly more often than usual).
BUT THEN, the Archdemon flew away like a coward to that one part of the rooftop that had a big gap in it that kept me from getting to him in melee range, not helped by the fact several Darkspawn Zerg-Rushed my allies, forcing me to use a balista provided to continue attacking the Archdemon, and when he finally flew to where I could walk up to him and slash at him some more, only for my allies to be knocked down, any troops I call to my aid barely doing anything to help, and I end up running out of health poutices and killed by either the Archdemon or the Darkspawn backing him up before I could finish cutting down the last of his health.
So I decided to start over as a Circle Elf Mage, and this time I took more time building up XP, resources, and poutices, and when I did get to fighting the Archdemon, things were much easier as not only did I bring Wynne, Lelianna, and Sten. but I had the Inferno spell for when the Archdemon makes himself melee-proof by flying to that one spot.
Sure enough, I killed the Archdemon and got myself a fairly good ending as my reward.
Prototype 2.
I quite enjoyed the game, and the ending was alright too. I was more happy I finished the story and was at my (partially) maximum potential for free-roam now. The game's dark humor was pretty refreshing (The first Prototype had little to none of humor.) and it actually made me laugh out loud a few times, something that doesn't happen too often to me.
Especially Heller's taunt near the end of the game. One that has 'skull' and 'fuck' in the same sentence. I'm sure you know which one I'm talking about.
I quite enjoyed the game, and the ending was alright too. I was more happy I finished the story and was at my (partially) maximum potential for free-roam now. The game's dark humor was pretty refreshing (The first Prototype had little to none of humor.) and it actually made me laugh out loud a few times, something that doesn't happen too often to me.
Especially Heller's taunt near the end of the game. One that has 'skull' and 'fuck' in the same sentence. I'm sure you know which one I'm talking about.