zanderlex : What's the issue with 64? I heard Sunshine had some weird issues with FLUDD, but I haven't heard much on 64.

I just rebooted Super Smash Bros Brawl again after a long time not playing it. I got an itch to play it after we played it a couple weekends ago at a friend's house and now I'm going hard with it.

I wanted to test a few Gamecube controllers I have, and since I can freely add or remove players in Brawl I chose it despite my Wii having a hard time reading its disc. It had been like this for a while and only with it, but today me and my girlfriend finally decided to open that disc reader cleaning tool I bought like 12 years ago and try it out. It worked out perfectly, and we may even use it on a friend's console which could be suffering this issue as well.

The controllers all worked good, but we found out port 3 was causing some issues from time to time to any controller plugged in. Again, not a problem on my end since we already saw it somewhere else, just kind of strange it has to be that port. In all, very useful information we obtained this Saturday.

As for Brawl, I wanted to unlock the final three stages I still missed in order to be able to copy my data to an SD card and make it portable to play in any other Wii console, so I've been focusing on that. I've already cleared it, so now I'm aiming for some trophy hunting, first those not involving the classic one player modes and then tackling all the one player stuff still missing.

Not sure how long will this dedication last as I miss my PS4 a lot, probably I'll just use this week as training for next Friday when we could play both Brawl and Ultimate, though maybe that SD card will mean my friends will trust me with passing some games they don't have time for so I can get them the needed data, something I wouldn't dislike all that much.

The last game I was playing was Resident Evil 3. I had actually just died to Nemesis and hadn't saved in a bit so I lost a decent portion of progress. After I lost that progress I got to a little bit before that Nemesis fight and saved, then got off. I do still play that game, but I'm not playing it at this moment.

The last game that I played was Genshin Impact. I've been playing for an hour or two every day for the last 2 weeks and I'm loving it so much. I'm having so much fun recording footage too.

I've been doing some Project CARS 2 as of late. Kind of missed the wet races you can do there, as well as some if not most of its available tracks and cars.

I've been trying to do a multi-class endurance-like race, which I'll be doing on a few tracks which meet the required criteria, plus with a cloudy-to-rain climate to make some of a challenge. The involved classes will also change from time to time, but I'll always be on the lowest one because I find a bigger challenge to allow yourself to be lapped rather than lapping a lower-class car.

With this, I'll keep myself entertained for quite some time while also satiating my thirst for racing videogames. I'm already doing plans on what will I play next because I'm not feeling overly attached to a single game, not even the unfinished Assetto Corsa (if that game had wet climate, things would be sooooo different).

I've recently gotten my hands on Pokemon Pinball Ruby & Sapphire again, so I've spent the last few days playing and enjoying such a nice timekiller.

I've just saved my match as I lost my miraculous ball. I first surpassed the record I posted here several years ago, then surpassed second place and I was closing in on first place when my great build shattered. That Pika saver truly gave me life after life, I'm sure Pichu saved like 20 balls or so falling down its lane lol

Tomorrow I'll resume play with my remaining balls. I'm close to earning an extra via catching, and I racked up enough coins to get again that magic Pika saver. Also, the added score after I lost the ball skyrocketed me well beyond the highest score posted here, so we'll see how far I can go.

I'm surprised I managed such a feat in the Ruby board. I've always seen the Ruby board as the one for completing the Pokedex and the Sapphire board to be the one for high scoring. However, this playthrough has showed me that Ruby can also serve highscores due to how easy it is to upgrade the ball as long as you're in full control of the board and earn insane amount of points via the bonus stages.

I've had my moments of bad luck, too. I lost an egg-hatched Pokemon I totally wanted to get just because my ball was caught amidst the rotating Chinchou, and nothing I did could actually get the ball out of that nightmarish loop. And I've also nearly missed on catching/evolving Pokemon, once with less than 10 seconds remaining on the timer.

I'll post back when I finally lose all lives including a screenshot of the highscore. Not for bragging, but because a casual play actually allowed me to better my own score (earned with the only aim of getting it as high as possible) and by a great margin too, which is quite interesting.

Well, my miraculous play through Pokemon Pinball Ruby and Sapphire did meet its end today. I admit I wasn't in my best mood today when playing, but still I managed to rack up a decent amount of points to finally settle on the impressive score I'll show below.

I honestly don't expect myself getting close to this anytime soon, as my only aim is to play casually and try to complete the game. But who knows, I didn't expect yesterday morning that I'd be playing until almost Friday's starting hours and seeing the score going ever higher, so we'll see what time has in stock for me.

the last game I played is Sonic 3 after I got the game from a video game store. I recently just finished the game after 3 weeks. I mainly play the game during my free time so I might give it another go very soon.

I recently returned to play Assetto Corsa. While I initially wanted to resume playing career mode, events that have happened during the last days instead caused me to play it aiming for the future guide I have planned for it.

It's taking me a while getting used again to the physics of this game after having tried out for fun another sim racer, but I'm still good enough to record good runs on the tracks to serve as basis for my guide. It's also not taking me too long for now, which means I could be done soon.

We'll see how the pace goes when I use the second car, the one aimed for high speeds. The first car is more track-based and so has awesome grip through turns, meaning its easier to set a lap without trouble, when I get into the powerful vehicle things won't go as smoothly (though I admit the car's performance greatly surprised me in the initial tests over the rest of the field).

I keep at these old games since I used to upload them to the RGR, but that's a separate thing.

I recently started playing Tales of Sypmphonia on my Wii... I can't get very far into it with my work schedule though.

edit: didn't spell Symphonia correctly lol

The last game that I played was Undertale. I've been watching a few videos recently and wanted to get back into the game so I played for a few hours on the Switch.

The last game I played was Kingdom Hearts 3 which I've been replaying on critical mode for a 2nd time now that some time has passed and I've had more time to accept how different 3 is from 2 I can say I'm starting to enjoy the game more and accept it. It's making me actually enjoy the worlds more too like I never stopped and thought about how big the worlds are and how much fun it would be to find every single thing in them so after I finish the story I'm going to spend more time doing that this time around.

I've been playing Pokemon XD since last night. I've wanted to play that game for a while now, and since I had time to kill last night I decided to give it a go.

It's a very nice sequel to Colosseum. I don't like the 3D map as much as the traditional map the prequel had, though maybe that could change once I unlock more areas. The new animations, character redesign and specially the faster process to get Shadow Pokemon on the verge of purification are all very welcome, and keeping a similar touch to the music makes it feel like a true sequel.

I can't say if the story is easier than Colosseum or not since I haven't advanced much, but I already think I made my first mistake with picking my eeveelution. I'll keep my progress up and let time say if it was indeed a mistake.

The last game that I played was Overwatch on the Switch. It was my first time playing on the Switch and my first time playing since the first week that the games been out years ago. Loving it so far.

The last game I played was Nier Automata I was trying it out for the first time and was having a blast despite not really fully knowing what I'm getting myself into, regardless I'm looking forward to playing it more all the same.

The last game I played was Rocket League. I played in a tournament earlier today, and made it to the quarterfinals.

The last game that I played was Pokemon Sword. I really got back into Pokemon over the last couple weeks and thought it was a good idea to do some shiny hunting. After a few days of playing I got my 3rd shiny Ralts but I was a little disappointed because it wasn't as great as my 2nd shiny Ralts because of the ability. I probably crossed 200 total hours on Pokemon Sword so far.

The last game I played was Animal Crossing New Horizons I was getting star fragments which really was just standing in the same place for like an hour and hoping looking forward to seeing how many I got when I play later today.

The last game I played was Animal Crossing New Horizons. I briefly got on to do a handful of small things. I don't do much on the game on Sundays anymore unless I'm visiting family or friends islands.

The last game that I played was the Is It Wrong To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon game for the Switch. It's a game that I had some interest in ever since it came out. I picked it up today because it waa like $15 off and on the train ride home I played it for like 20 minutes to see what it's like.

I only watched a couple episodes of the anime though so I don't know what to expect at all.