The last game I beat was Pokemon Sun. I played through that version so that I can send the exclusive Ultra Beasts and another Type: Null over to my Pokemon Moon file.

Last night I finished the legend mode (or story mode lol) of One Piece Pirate Warriors 3. When I first bought the game I was quite busy and only tried it rather than played it. A couple months ago, I was getting really into Samurai Warriors 4-II, and completing the game several times with almost every character, so it seemed like a natural transition to pick up OPPW3.
I usually tend to avoid higher end graphics when it comes to PC's, and the systems I currently own aren't exactly "beefy" as they say, but Koei Tecmo man...They got some team behind their optimization, I tell ya. Every Koei game I've ever run on PC has shocked me by how well they run and how beautiful they look. I wish Koei would optimize other companies games too! Some of the stuff I've had lag is just staggering, when you see games like OPPW3 and DiRT3 running fine on the same system.
In any case, I highly recommend to game to all One Piece fans and all Warriors fans. After beating the game I still have a minimum of 13 characters to unlock+ tons of other content. I used to watch the show (so much) but I stopped watching some way into the Thriller Bark Arc with Moria and Perona. This game wrapped up the events very nicely for someone like me, with a strong body of reference as to what's going on, without the 40 episodes in  between! (I personally always loved One Piece thriller anyway lol)

The last game I beat was Sword Art Online: Lost Song. It was actually... Really easy. Of course I was playing on easy, so that makes a difference I'm sure. After I platinum it, I'm playing again on New Game Plus. Or I might do that before I finish the level grinding trophies and pop them naturally. Regardless, my next playthrough will be on hard.

I was just able to beat the Binding of Isaac. It's a REALLY fun game, but it took me many, many tries to finally beat.

The last game I beat was Uncharted: Golden Abyss. Big letdown, even more so than the demo made it seem. This is what happens when you let a studio develop a game from another studio's IP I guess. Definitely left a bad taste in my mouth for Bend studios though, and Days Gone isn't helping that impression. I know they're loved though, so I'm sure I just got off on the wrong foot with them...probably.

Now I'm splitting my time between Clicker Heroes, Uncharted 4, Letter Quest Remastered, Color Guardians, and Ninja Senki DX. Yay for so many games to play! lol

I couldn't fall asleep because I was coughing and hacking lying in bed last night. I got up, pulled up an emulator, and played SNES's Gemfire.

It's a great game that easy to understand. I went with one of the less challenging start maps and beat the whole thing in under an hour. I wasn't playing too seriously and it was pretty quick and easy to knock everyone.

It's still a great game. Go play it yourself and see.

Uncharted 4: A Theif's End. It's a great game that deserves the praise it received and restored what Golden Abyss destroyed for me with the series. It was not without faults though, and I'm wondering why none of the things I noticed were mentioned in any review or comments that I found on the game. But in the end it's one of the best games I've played, so it's all good still.

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The last game I beat was Persona 5. I've been absolutely obsessed with the game ever since I got it back at the beginning of the month. I haven't been this engrossed in a JRPG since playing Final Fantasy VII for the first time. It's not only one of the best JRPG's I've ever played, but it's also one of the best video games I've ever played as well. After nearly 110 hours of free time spent playing it, I've finally beat it. However, I still have trophies to get as well as play through New Game +, so I still have plenty to do.

It's crazy, we're only in April and already 2 of the best video games I've ever played have been released in 2017, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Persona 5.

The last one I remember beating for sure is Ratchet and Clank - that is, the new one.

The last game I beat was Gemini: Heroes Reborn. It's a great game in my opinion, even though the review (only read one) wasn't exactly glowing. I don't put any stock in professional reviews or ratings given on sites where a purchase isn't required to review the game. On PSN, for example, the game is rated a 5/5 I believe. Same happened with Knack -- poor reviews on unverified purchase sites, great reviews on verified purchase sites. But I digress.

Gemini: Heroes Reborn is a great game that I highly recommend. Be warned though: if a satisfying conclusion to a game's story is a must for you, you won't be happy with this one. It's a great game nonetheless, and at least the ending -- while utterly unsatisfying and a bit plagued with plot holes -- offers some good points, but only if you stop and process what the game didn't tell you, but would of necessity be true given the outcome.

But yeah... great game. I definitely recommend it.

The last game I beat The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. I meant to do that much sooner, but then I got sidetracked with Persona 5 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. I finally got back on track and took down Calamity Ganon.

Pokemon Glazed. It's an Emerald ROM hack.

The last game I beat was Tetris Battle Gaiden (SNES). Now I'm working on beating the game with all of the characters and without any losses at any point. lol

The last game i beat was The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. I dedicated so much time into just beating this game, and just the the story alone. I wonder how many more quests i have to do (plus the DLC quests).

I beat Project Justice with multiple schools on this site with the Dreamcast ROMs, I love this place XD

Mario & Luigi Dream Team last week in a speedrun with a time of 6:44:48 (WR). This night, same game, probably around 6:20:00 as final time. Do speedruns count...?

The last game I beat ( or I like to say, the last game I 100%-ed ) was a game called Steep. It is a ski / snowboarding / wingsuit / and paragliding game. Probably classified as a sports game, Steep is no like your usual sports game. If you've never played a game like this, you might think its boring at first. But once you start playing it, its really easy to love. My favorite part about it was seeing the absolutely beautiful alpine scenery. It has some of the most crisp visuals I've ever seen in any game.

Recently, I finished Dead Rising 2 with Ending A, and last night, I beat Overtime mode, thus getting the TRUE ending. I'm not done with it, though. I'm still gonna go for some achievements, get all the combo cards, level up to max, rescue all survivors etc.

I actually beat Fire Emblem Path of Radiance, it was the first fire emblem game I've beaten. I thought it was pretty good but pretty painful.