(12-07-2014, 11:49 AM)recme Wrote:

(12-04-2014, 07:34 AM)BlueBlur97 Wrote: I think I'm in love with Astroboy: Omega Factor for GBA.
Damn it...

(12-04-2014, 07:40 AM)E-Man Wrote: As far as I know, I think Sonic Battle has some good fighting action.

for a game that i recommend, try out dragon ball: advanced adventures. knowing how you like this genre and dragon ball, im pretty sure you'd love this game!

Yes

One of the best games available for GBA. (Shockingly)

After getting a new TV, I'm replaying The Wind Waker HD on Wii U again (in second quest mode, not Hero Mode). I'm also still playing Animal Crossing: New Leaf. I need to get back to Smash Bros. 4 (Wii U and 3DS). <.<

Holy crap these post-game bonus challenges are hard.

(Captain Toad)

Kingdom Hearts 2.5... on Critical.

I'm actually streaming it if you want to watch my struggle: http://www.twitch.tv/zerokirby

I'd also like to back up recme, Kosheh, and Shade with saying that DBAA is indeed a great GBA game. Even after story mode I had a blast with tournament mode (finding all the different ways to win). Definitely highly recommended. I should play it again myself sometime.

Just as I was going to give up on the final stage of Captain Toad and move to another game... I clear it. Feels good. 100% awww yeah.

(12-07-2014, 01:07 AM)Kosheh Wrote:

(12-05-2014, 10:30 AM)BlueBlur97 Wrote: Anyone dig Megaman Battle Network 2?

Chicky-chik baby!
Make me go KABOOM!

I cant believe they put this into a game like this. Must be a horny rapper Lan was talkin to...

Thanks for all the recommendations guys. The thing is I've played all the games mentioned... except Megaman Battle Network 6. Right now I'm struggling through hell to burn Bass' face off in the Secret Area in MMBN 2. He killed me like 13.5 times already! I wish I had 2000 HP... >_<

Who doesnt like this game's battle themes though?

You're looking for beat 'em ups, right?

If you haven't, you could try Ragnarok Battle Offline.

Now playing the Phoenix Wright Trilogy that just came out on 3DS.

Speaking as someone who was introduced to the series via the WiiWare ports, it feels great to be playing these games on a system they're meant to be on.

Been playing a lot of Hyrule Warriors this week. Been trying to unlock as much of the Twilight Map as I can. Mostly the costumes since they don't require an A rank.

I'm gonna be boned when I have to get the 8-bit weapons, though. Most of the characters with new unlocks are characters the map was tailor-made to be DIFFICULT for.

Got Battleblock Theater in the autumn/adventure sale, it's pretty sweet. Good platformer, the levels are comfortably sized chunks, and it's really fun to replay them and try to complete them as quickly as possible for A++. Completed chapter 1 in one day with A++ in all levels (except for the first in the finale, there was this hidden gem that I found the next day).
The gameplay narration is great too, and holy moly that secret level music.

I think I can see why MJ likes it so much

(12-13-2014, 07:29 PM)puggsoy Wrote: I think I can see why MJ likes it so much

I shared it with MJ, originally. 
But I picked it up during the summer sale and started playing it recently; and I'm like "Jesus it's like this game was made for MJ"

"...and like the entirety of VGR but MJ more"

make custom heads you guys and share them here

do it

ok



http://www.vg-resource.com/thread-26362.html

Been getting into some Scribblenauts Unlimited because lately I've been needing to relax desperately, and I find nothing more relaxing than character creation.

I'm very happy to see that people still make stuff for it. I checked out the sharing area and found mostly Five Nights at Freddy's stuff, all the way to FnaF2 stuff.

Since they allow screenshot capture since I last played it, now I have more incentive to do some VGR themed characters.

Man, people still make stuff for Spore. I don't know how that happens, but it does.