The last game that I played was Pokemon X, I played it for about half an hour yesterday. Even though this game came with the 2DS I bought from David 13 months ago, this was the first time that I played it since I was too into ORAS and a few other games that I had. I didn't beat the game last time I had X so I'll make an effort to finish this one relatively quickly.

The last game I played was Pokemon Altair its been a while since I have touch that game, but it needs to be completed before I can try and play other new games. I've left it for too long so I need to finish up, and complete what I need to do in that game.

Megadimension Neptunia VII (V Two).

It's actually my favorite game in the series right now, I think. The story line hasn't really begun to drag like it did in Victory, and it has all the quirkiness I loved about Mk2 and Victory's early game. The combat is fantastically simple, and the character selection keeps things from getting boring. My only qualm with the game is that the difficulty is not scaled well. The beginning of the game (especially when you are alone) is the most difficult part of the game, whereas everything after the first "part" is ridiculously easy and will lead to 0 deaths.

The characters introduced in this one are just ridiculous, and while I won't spoil anything, I like the story line involving the Gold Third.

Overall, it's getting me stoked for more, so it's done its job as a game. Look forward to a review on this one by the end of the month.

World of Warcraft.. I was leveling my 71 level Windwalker Monk named Legaia in the Borean Tundra. Hardly ever play anything else than World of Warcraft.. Only when taking a dump I play with my phone some Tower Defense game.. And sometimes before going to sleep I play few moments Pokémon Y. 

The last game I played was Zoids Legacy for the Game Boy Advance.

Zoids are basically giant mechs in the form of some kind of animal. They can be outfitted with all kinds of advanced weapons, armor, and accessories. They are used in battle for either war or for more friendly competitive battles.

The game itself plays some thing like a combination of Final Fantasy and Pokemon, but in the Zoids franchise universe. You explore towns and the world map on foot / in your transport vehicle, and the game features random encounters out in the wild. There are also in game events where you must battle other AI controlled players in tournaments, or bosses to progress the story. The combat is turn based, and you have a set number of attacks ( which can be customized to some extent ) with their own stats such as Attack Power, Accuracy, Range, etc for each individual type of attack. Each pilot has their own base stats, as well as each Zoid having it's own stats. You can even switch and swap the pilots between the Zoids you own as you please to suit their skill set best. The game features a ton of customization and actually turned out a lot better than I expected it to ( since games based on TV shows / Movies don't usually turn out all that great ).

I would definitely recommend the game if you enjoy the genre. It's available in the Retro Game Room

The last couple games I have been playing......Medal of Honor: Warfighter for XBOX360......enjoying it.  About to start getting back into Forza Horizon 2 (xbox360)...I saw the commercial for 3 the other day and had totally forgotten I still had 2 and was no where near finished with it.  I forgot how much I liked FH2 as well.....anyways both are good titles......enjoy.

The last game I played was Asdivine Menace on my Android phone.

It's a retro style RPG a lot like the classic Final Fantasy games. It's free to play, so I definitely recommend it if you enjoy the genre.

The last game that I played was some Crash Bandicoot 2 Cortex Strikes Back. I played it on my desktop computer since I have an emulator installED on there. It been a awhile since I last have. It felt quiet nice playing the game again. Also playing through some of my favourite levels as well ones such as unbearable being chased by a bear.

Skyrim.

I played The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. I changed the files to a bunch of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure battle themes and I made my character like Jonathan Joestar as well as main hand-to-hand. It's pretty fun honestly.

The last game I put a bunch of time into was Minecraft a few days ago, which is exacly what I said when I replied to this thread three months ago... I'm starting to wonder if I need help.

The last game that I played was Freedom Planet. Its been a while since I last played the game so I thought to play it, and gain somethings for steam.

I played Garry's Mod for like... 10 minutes I guess. My friends disappeared after that and I spent the rest of the day not doing much.

I plan on playing some games later though

Minecraft was the last game I've played... I seem to still be addicted to this game. So, what could I do? I just keep playing and playing.

The last game I played was Tales of Zestiria. I've been wanting to play more Tales game for awhile, so I bought Zestiria last month. I need to start playing it more.

The last game I played is called some thing like ESPN Skate or X Skate or some thing like that for the Game Boy Advance.

The reason I'm so unsure is because I was only playing it on Vizzed to take some screen shots for. It may not even technically be the very last game I played, but it's the last one I remember, so that's what I'll go with.

If you like skate boarding games, I'd definitely recommend one that's Not on the G-B-A. It's just way too clunky, and the way it has to change views from being over head when just coasting, to taking a full second and a half to change perspective when you're going over a rail or entering a half pipe drove me absolutely bonkers. I mean it just entirely kills your momentum ( figuratively ) when it keeps bringing every thing to an utter halt like that. The tricks input concept is essentially the same as Tony Hawk games, where you enter A + Right to do one trick, or B + Down to do a different one, but it doesn't have any where near the same level of fluidity to it.

If this is all you got, it's not so much a bad game, but there's tons better out there if a good skate boarding game is what you are looking for.

The last game that I played was Dragon Quest 8 again. I'm sorting out a few things to do with that guide wise. So its less likely I will play any new game at this point.

Out of the Park Baseball 17.

I put a lot of hours into simulation games, and this year's is no exception. I'm trying to simulate from the late 1800s all the way to the modern era of baseball. Should be fun.

I borrowed Star Ocean: Second Story from my brother and I was so excited to start playing this game. I did lots of research since I knew the game has so many different features and I now have a small guidebook to help me on my quest. I started out confident, I fell in love with the combat system and overall playing felt so good until... the game crashes during a cutscene. The disc should be in excellent condition so it could be a problem with my console but it doesn't really matter since there's no way I can get past that cutscene. My only solution is to gather as many Viz points as possible and play the game in the game room. I'm as motivated as ever since playing ps1 games here has been my goal from the start but now I have a solid objective. Wish me luck!

I played a debug version of Ocarina of Time, Master Quest to get some screenshots using the debug camera, since I need them for reference for something involving Minecraft.

It's pretty okay, the debug features are neat but the menus aren't properly translated and some are glitched.