Goodness gracious. That is more games than I have played in thirty years.
That is an advantage I guess of being a reader over being a gamer. You can tackle a list of books like that relatively quickly in some cases but a list like that of games might take someone a decade or more to finish.
Honestly, if I dedicated all of my free time to it and simply worked towards getting the ending and not side content, I could probably tackle this entire list this year. Issue is that I have other interest to explore which is why my track record is not as good as when I was younger.Originally Posted by tony123
Even then, I'd like to make a serious dent in this group at least for the year. Kind of want to justify buying all of these games.
True beauty exists in things that last only for a moment.
Current Mood: Step out the front door like a ghost into the fog Where no one notices the contrast of white on white And in between the moon and you, the angels get a better view Of the crumbling difference between wrong and right
Okay, so Death Stranding and Tactics Ogre have finally been conquered. Going to hit up 4 Heroes of Light and finish FF Legends 2 then I can get this party started. There is still time to make recommendations.
Last edited by Wolf Kanno; 01-09-2020 at 07:33 AM.
True beauty exists in things that last only for a moment.
Current Mood: Step out the front door like a ghost into the fog Where no one notices the contrast of white on white And in between the moon and you, the angels get a better view Of the crumbling difference between wrong and right
If you aren't finished with that entire list by the time Last of Us 2 comes out and playing it the very second it is released than Ellie is going to look at you like this.
She can look at me all she wants, I never played the first one.
True beauty exists in things that last only for a moment.
Current Mood: Step out the front door like a ghost into the fog Where no one notices the contrast of white on white And in between the moon and you, the angels get a better view Of the crumbling difference between wrong and right
I'll recommend Okage, even though I was probably like 12 when I played it last and have no idea how well it would hold up today. But I do remember it as a genuinely funny game that reminded me of a Terry Pratchett novel or something. Another vote for DQXI as well.
I'm trying to complete Outer Wilds (Not Outer Worlds). It's a fun little game that's rekindled my love for video games. It's so original.
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