Topic: What Game(s) are You Currently Playing?

@HeroOfTwilight365 @OctolingKing13 You never know, there is a Microsoft direct in 2 days.

I'm currently 5.5 hours into Persona 4 Golden

@FishyS Haha true

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (PS5) - Completed the optional fight to obtain Odin earlier today. Really felt like I hit a wall there at first because he's very quick to use an unavoidable party wide OHKO move (he'll use it if you let him get the upper hand for too long, or even if you dodge/block his attacks but don't go on the offensive yourself. You need to balance your offense & defense really well to keep him from using it), but after changing my tactics I finally managed to take him down. Felt absolutely impossible at first, lol.

Powerwash Simulator (PC Game Pass) - Just started on the Spanish Villa in the Bonus Jobs. After I complete it I'll only have 3 more jobs left (not counting any DLC, which I probably won't get as I've already put around 70 hours into it as it is).

Yoshi's Crafted...
Theme song in my ear all day at work.

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana (Switch) - Still working on my NG+ run and in the depths of the massive Chapter 5. Good news: the Oceanus was sent packing. Bad news: Dana is now missing! Dana's memories just hit their climax too....Now for the messy aftermath. I still quite enjoy this game; there's a reason why it caused me to fall in love with this series!

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trials and Tribulations (Switch/AAT) - Just wrapped up Case 2 yesterday evening. It's hard to talk about this game without spoiling anything, but I will say I'm glad some characters have returned (especially Adrian Andrews, considering she had a rough time near the end of Justice For All, Maya, Pearl, and a couple other old favorites). The Stolen Turnabout was an interesting one, even if I guessed the twist long before the game let me get there. Turnabout Memories is probably my favorite introductory case to date. It wasn't too handhold-y while also still being interesting to get through.

Slightly addicted to Dragon Quest Treasures. It's just so adorable and fun to walk around with your critters and grab random weeds and items. Kind of reminds me of a much more laid back Pokemon Arceus.

Been playing Tears of the Kingdom recently. Finally came back to this game after a long while, and I even finished a side quest today. @Tyranexx will like to see this!

Why yes, yes I would. Glad you went back to it and hope you're having a good time!

I can second this

@Tyranexx @jedgamesguy Me too! I am having a good time for sure. I've been burnt out on Splatoon 3 so I felt like playing Zelda instead.

Started Blast Corps on the Switch N64 app. I remember renting it a few times when it came out and loving it however, I could never beat it. I would always hit a wall of difficulty I could never get through. After 27 years I plan to finally beat it!

I never would have thought back in 1997 when leaving Blockbuster Video I'd be going at this game again in 2024.

@Ganner BC is a great game right? I played in in my youth also on N64.... Crazy to think I am replaying at age 37 on Switch ha.

There are a few other N64 classics I'd like to see, 'Silicon Valley' would be a great addition. Alongside Body Harvest and Diddy Kong racing

Started up World of Warcraft Mist of Pandaria Remix last night and so far I am enjoying it. MoP was one of my favorite expansions mostly because of the Asian theme but it was also one of the better expansions. When I played it originally I played Alliance so this time I decided to play Horde to see there side of the story. I really like how they sped up the leveling and the fact that you can do the dungeons and such at an earlier level then originally.

Overall I see me putting alot of time into this at least till the event is over.

Biomutant for the PlayStation 5. I like it. It definitely has its own charme and I feel motivated to become a better person.

Suika Game online multiplayer! I will rain down fruit on my enemies!

Suika 99 when??

Trying to beat Resident Evil in under 5 hours for the Samurai Edge unlock.

And a tiny bit of Mario Tennis, MUA3, MGS2, Pokemon Arceus.

Been playing Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time on Steam. It's my first time playing it, and I'm at the second area now. So far, I'm liking my time with the game, and as I expected, it is quite challenging! I did hear fully completing the game is brutally difficult, which I don't think I'm gonna do, lol. I'll just get as much done as I can to the best of my ability.

Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door (Switch) - I'm not too far in yet; I've only just netted my first Crystal Star and have returned to Rogueport. A lot of things have opened up in town, so I'll explore a bit before heading to the second star. So far the game is very enjoyable, from the characters and writing to the charming locales, battle mechanics very reminiscent of the Mario & Luigi series, and some genuinely great music. I'm glad I no longer have to contemplate selling an organ to obtain this game.

Pepper Grinder (Switch) - It's rare for me to buy eShop games outside of sales, but I 1. enjoyed the demo immensely, and 2. want to support Ahr Ech, the sole developer. This is a fun action-platformer so far, one that gives me Drill Dozer vibes. I'm not far in; I've only just cleared the first world. This was intended to be a short palate cleanser after other games and before I got my hands on TTYD, but now it's my current side game. XD

The legend of zelda skyward sword(wii): played some of it last night and have come to the conclusion that I should only play for at most 1 hour per play session, especially if I plan on playing games on other consoles.

Pikmin 1(NGC): Beat it in 3 hours during my first time playing it. I might go back and try to beat in in under 20 days, but I think I've played all of what the game has to offer.

I've also been playing Pseudoregalia on steam and I'm in love with it so far. The movement is fantastic and it makes getting around fun and exciting, the combat is underbaked though. And the lack of a decent map does make knowing where you are and where you need to go really hard to do.