Yesterday I played Sunset Riders for MAME (which I did do a review of)

and before I went to bed I found a way to play Coin-op Moonwalker (but I'm guessing it was a different emulator format because I had to use mostly the letter keys to move around) I will do a review for it later

The last game I played was Sonic Unleashed on PS3 the first Sonic game I ever touched so it's super nostalgic I really wanna 100% someday but the fact it's frame rate is not consistent is what's stopping me I would love for it to be ported to newer hardware just so I could buy my like 4th copy of it to 100% it I know it's on Xbox One but from what I can tell you need the best Xbox One model to not lose a crazy amount of frames which to be honest sucks.

The last game that I played was Dead Cells on the Switch. It's a game that always interested me because of how the reviews were but the price was always too high for my taste. But over the last couple days the price dropped to $12.50 which was the lowest that it's ever been so I bought it this week and put a couple hours into it. Not a huge fan so far but I can see why so many people love it and it was a good deal.

The last game that I play was Priconne Global (Princess Connect! Re Drive) I heard that it was going to be released a few weeks back so I decided to watch the anime which was really good so then I decided to play the Japanese version of it on bluestacks through Qooapp to get a rough idea of what the game was like and how it plays which was what led me to then playing Priconne when it came out. Today I just did some more daily quests and main quests to make some good progress and I even got some memory shards and I plan to play this game for as long as it's around.

Today I attempted Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon R for NES, and for some reason it feels more faithful to the tv series than the MAME game was. I do hate that it's one of those games that you have to have at a certain difficulty level if you want to get far in the game

I just got done playing the most incredible game of NCAA Football 14 of all time I thought I was screwed when going into half time I was down 13-0 with Indiana who for some reason was playing like they were possessed getting the ball to start the 2nd half they went down and scored taking 2:30 off the clock with me playing 5 minute quarters down 20-0 I really was hurting so I benched my quarterback who was a freshmen brought in my senior who I didn't play cause I like fast qbs and went 12-12 with him to lead a 21-20 comeback which was very stressful to pull off but felt incredible.

I was playing some azur lane personally, happy that with this new event the cn ships will get some more love besides from just ning hai, ping hai and yat sen but it is a shame that from what I can tell so far there are no backline ships so these new ones probably won't see much use outside of collection purposes. All of the new skins look great though.

Today I was playing this game called Neoverse Trinity Edition for the Switch. I bought it yesterday and it just came out like a week ago and it looks pretty good. It's kind of like if Slay the Spire was a 3D JRPG, and I loved Slay the Spire so I think I'll love this game a ton.

I've finally finished all cop missions in NFS Hot Pursuit Remastered. Still at level 14 out of 20, so I'll have to replay some a bit to grind up to the maximum level. I have still cars to unlock or even try, so it's not like I'm exempt of new experiences just yet before "fleeing to the dark side" xD

This level-up system is the only thing I think it's been revamped from the original, though. It's true they had to make room for all the previous DLC, and in a sense it's good there's still so much to do after all missions have been cleared. Looks like I'll spend more time in this game than I initially thought, but I don't really mind because the game is quite enjoyable.

EX Palen : I am so glad someone besides me knows the Sonic Adventure (Battle) 2 Chao Garden.

The furthest I'd been on it is: Finished Chao Karate (All levels) but never finished Chao Race. I finished all beginner races. 10/10 unicorn only chao

I've finally unlocked all cars as Cop in NFS Hot Pursuit Remastered. Since I had to grind a bit, I also used the chance to go for trophy hunting and clear everything I had to do as a cop before going to Racer.

I did the first Racer mission out of curiosity, and boy, the remaster is felt here. The garage looks awesome, the colors are more vivid, the animations have all been reworked... Cop felt just like the original, but Racer feels something new. What a good decision it was to leave it for last.

The car performance is also very noticeable, Racer cars take a lot more to accelerate so it's going to take a while to adapt to these "slower" cars. Can't wait to see the weapons in action and how they perform, and let's see what cars I have at my disposal that weren't available on the side of justice.

ArmadylJames : I don't just know it, I've gone fairly deep into it. Last time I played I was messing around with colors and tones, having obtained a Shiny Purple egg and mated the hatched Chao to obtain a Shiny Two-Tone Purple Chao. I think I obtained other combinations, like Non-Shiny Two Tone Purple or even the rare Normal color variants besides the standard Two-Tone, but I can't remember well.

I never liked Chao Karate, honestly, never went too far into it. I was more into Chao Race because I liked how Chao displayed their abilities in the garden too and how in racing they actually had to display all those abilities. I finished all the races, maybe only the highest level of Jewel race still resists because those ones require a much higher level.

Been playing dark souls splitscreen with my GF lol

I've been playing a bit of Assetto Corsa. Managed to get a copy of Steam so I could fiddle with track mods, so I was testing the game and see if my computer could handle it with little to no issues.

While the game feels entirely different on PC than in console (so much so that more than the settings I should worry about getting a new controller to replace my old and ailing friend), I must say the mods are truly breezing new life into it. I still have to get familiar with the game and everything, which I'll probably do in the remaining weeks before being able to casually play the game.

It's good that I only wanted the game for hot laps in track mods, because my PC hyperventilates if I play it for long. I don't think it would be able to handle career mode or anything of the sort, maybe the new computer I get once this one dies out can properly handle it with its power of youth xD

The last game I played was Super Mario 3D world on the Switch. I've been really enjoying it since I never fully completed it on the Wii U just because it was the Wii U and I wasn't a fan of using the tablet or the motion controls. I'm very satisfied with all the changes and improvements made from the Wii U version. This is an example of how to make a port of an older game with new changes/improvements and extra content worth the $60 price tag. In this case, the $60 is more justified versus just dumping a rom on a cartridge and barely touching up anything and still expecting the full $60.

On that note, I really hope this isn't the case with Skyward Sword HD. I know they have reworked the controls and polished the jagged edges from the Wii graphics, but I feel like more needs to be done to make this single Wii game worth $60 since the Mario 35th Anniversary collection is the same price for 3 games, which also includes a Wii game. I'm pretty sure you can also buy Skyward Sword on the Wii U eShop for $20 or so. The last thing I want is to spend $60 on Skyward Sword, Twilight Princess, and Wind Waker for a total of $180 if they decide to not take the collection pack route. All I can do is sit back and hope that they announce a worthwhile collection of Zelda games that don't cost a fortune around E3 time this year.

It was actually the Simpsons Arcade game finally. A modded psclassic is pretty nifty.

I hacked Castlevania Harmony of Dissonance to have the palettes to what I thought looks cool, and played through it again.

The game still sucks though I think, with bad level design.

The last game that I played was Bravely Default II. I put another hour into it today since it came out today but I already but a lot of time into the game as a whole. So far there's a bunch of stuff that I'm liking about the game more than the original but for an overall game I like the original more.

Last game I played was NFS Hot Pursuit Remastered. Initially it was going to be my last playthrough, but I've postponed the real end to tomorrow because the game has helped me get my spirit back and it was much needed today, so I want to save that trump card for tomorrow too.

I fell in love with the black + orange paintjob for the Mustang GT500, so much so that I might turn it my new profile pic on PSN and we'll see if anywhere else. Never thought the mere sight of such a beauty would affect me so positively.

The last game that I played was the new Harvest Moon. Picked it up yesterday and put a couple hours into it so far. So far I'm enjoying most of the gameplay aspects.

I've just picked up Motorstorm Arctic Edge to play it seriously and unlock all the vehicles, possibly get all emblems I can as well.

So far it's being entertaining, the many categories of vehicles and the many layouts each track has means every playthrough is different. I can't wait to see the unlockable vehicles and what customization options exist, because at least one vehicle is definitely not my type xD