Played a bit of my PlayStation 2 today, actually played a few games. The Simpsons Road Rage for a little bit, which I guess you can call it a rip off of Crazy Taxi, but at least it's a lot of fun, and I played a little bit of Arena Football, which isn't a bad game at all, especially if you like sports games. My PS2 is on it's last legs though, I had to take it apart once about 6 years ago to fix the disc drive. Now it won't read a few blue disc games, and I been having issues with Grand Turismo 4 working. A long time ago, I use to play that game a ton, then one day, I put the game in, and it stopped working. Well I bought the game for $1 used about a year ago, and I figured it might of been the old disc, tried playing it, and it did the same thing. Anyone know the issue with this? Either way, would love to play that game some more.

Last one was:

Secret of Mana

I'm looking forward to playing the remake next year, so I had to replay the original for a refresh, since I played it like 18 years ago

Project CARS 2, the most recent game I've obtained.

I'm amazed by what they've done to the game. The cars, the environments, the settings, the climate... Being able to race when there's snow piled up right besides the track is an amazing sight.

I haven't yet fully tested it, but I'm incredibly hyped to start the Story Mode. Gonna be a while until I get familiar with all the changes, so I'll take my time and not rush.

The last game I played was The Punisher (Arcade) such a fun game, took me about 36 minutes to beat the game and kick Kingpin's ass

The last game that I played was NBA 2K16 for PS4, the first game that I ever played on my own for PS4. I started the MY Career mode and got through the high school and college games, as well as about 4 games with the Trailblazers.

Not a big basketball fan but it's a fun game.

I've been playing Ape Escape for a few days now. Had lots of memories about it, even though I only had a demo back in the day, and now I'm testing my skills in order to beat it. Sucks that my emulator doesn't work perfectly and I'm unable to do certain things, but I guess I can come very close to clearing the game.

I'm actually playing Overwatch right now, trying to get these last 4 items I don't have from Winter Wonderland. 3 of them are legendary. :'(

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team.

I already finished the main story, I just gotta do all the post game stuff and get a living dex or this game's equivalent. Which will take a while... especially if I wanna level every poke so that they learn all the moves they possibly can ;;

I've been playing Forge of Empires a lot throughout the past year. It's very time consuming game but I like how the developers are always adding things to it. It's the kind of game you cannot beat overnight, in fact it will take you years to get anywhere on it.

The last game that I had played was No Man's Sky on PS4 and I pretty much beat it. On Saturday I played for about 6 hours to get the final 2 Gold trophies that I needed to get in order to get the platinum one. Probably will never play it again after all the work I had put into it.

The last game that I played was FF1 Dawn of Souls. I download the Rom to my desktop and have been playing it for days. I used to play a lot of it in the past though. So I actually do plan on making a walktrough on the game when I can.  

I just played the first 30 percent or so of the Uncharted 2: Among Thieves from the Nathan Drake Collection. It's a nice little, casual game that has a great story. It's the perfect type of game for me, because there is a lot of history involved in the game, yet people don't realize it. I'm a history major in college right now, so learning about this stuff, finding these artifacts ( treasures ) and looking at them to see if I can find any hidden easter eggs in them. 
I just have 1 gripe about Among Thieves so far though... that darn forced stealth mission at the very beginning of the game, once all the stupid ( yet really cool ) flashbacks from the first chapter is over. 

The last game I played was Final Fantasy VII. I haven't played the game in nearly 10 years, but I've enjoyed playing it on PS4. Right now I'm at the midpoint of the game and things are really starting to pick up as far as the story goes. Overall, it's a great game so far and I can see why it is often praised so highly.

The last game that I played was GTA V for PS4. I spent about 10 total hours playing it this week and had a blast with all of the mini games and driving around.


For some reason I had so much fun driving as a taxi and driving people around.

I finally finished Metro: Last Light last night on stream after fixing my broken save file. I even got a nice handful of achievements. Now I just need to replay it to get the good ending, and the other "game mode" achievements, as well a few level specific ones, and then the "bonus" level acheivements for just finishing them. 

The last game that I played was called Shining In The Darkness. An odd rpg game. I liked how the graphics looked so I gave it a go...I really enjoyed what it has to offer like the story the setting of the place the plot music and gameplay as well. I will be playing more of the game for days to come considering that I really enjoyed playing the game myself. ^^

Star Wars Battlefront II (New) 

I was boycotting for a while, but then I played it at a friends house, they definitely fixed all of the issues on release. In two weeks, I was able to unlock all the characters, except one, which they just added. Look boxes aren't running the game, but do add to it, and the mechanics of it are really polished!

The last game I played was Final Fantasy IX on PS4. I downloaded it the same day I downloaded Final Fantasy VII from the Playstation Store (about two weeks ago) but didn't actually give it any attention since I was focused entirely on playing FFVII. 

I only played FFIX for about an hour or two, but aside from my mixed feelings on the graphics, I find the game to be quite enjoyable. It's incredible how well the game holds up for being nearly 18 years old. I look forward to playing it more when I have some spare free time.

I am currently replaying one of my favorite games of a time Final Fantasy 15, well technically I’m playing the comrades DLC of Final Fantasy 15 I’m currently just grinding to make it passed the mid online campaign mission level gap, everything went from level 14 to low to mid 20’s and since I’m doing this character offline it looks like I’ve got some grinding ahead of me

Atelier Escha and Logy: Alchemists of The Dusk Sky. It's a really good game, with a very complex system of alchemy. I've never played an Atelier game before, but they've always interested me, so I was pretty excited to get this one.

As I said, the alchemy is complex and really confused me at first, but I loved it anyway. I have the hang of it now and it seems so simple after finally getting it down, but it has a lot of layers to it.

What surprised me is that the battle system is turn based, yet I love it. I haven't enjoyed turn based battle in a long time, and have for the most part actively avoided it, but this game makes it feel much more involving and just all around fun. I definitely recommend it to RPG fans.


Last I played I was on the world map, specifically, in the Searing Wastes (a massive difficulty spike late in the game). The battles in that region seem to be optional, which is good because my whole party gets wiped without dealing enough damage to really register anything on the enemy's health bar. lol I'll be sure to be prepared the next time I play.

What I was doing: trying to complete as many assignments as possible, but knowing that I have no chance to come anywhere near finishing them all in time.

Going back: Yes. In a few minutes actually.