RadiantViper

Finally! Probably the only somewhat obscure game I know, and you guys ruined it At least this comes full circle ... your turn

... *cough* Alright, have another, much easier screenshot. You guys are no fun.

I really like this one, what do you guys think? inb4it'sbetterthantheactualgame

Does story-based DLC count? Cause I just finished Pigsy's Perfect 10 in Enslaved. The ending is a real tear jerker

Sure, I'll just spell it out for you then ... It was the first game in the series to be released outside of Japan. In Japan, it had a subtitle, but in NA it didn't. The next game in the series was for the DS.

Hint number 1: It's a Gamecube game (as in, exclusive).

My games are either in the bookshelf behind me, or on a makeshift shelf in the desk that my TV is on (I took the drawer out of the desk, and put a piece of wood along the bottom). Or they're on top of my TV.

Should I start droppin' hints or something?

Ashcraft is my least favourite for obvious, oft-stated reasons. I don't really know enough about all of them to choose a favourite. But I had a nice conversation with Owen once, so I guess he gets my vote.

LOST PLANET!

I didn't want to be not specific enough, so I chose a platform. The wrong one. Any true connoisseur of video games can tell the difference between grass in Animal Crossing games. Look at the pixels, man!

Animal Crossing (Gamecube)

That one game that has a Shyguy in it.

Metroid Prime

I loved the Pokemon Trading Game too. Unfortunately I lost my copy ... Edit: Forget there was a second page ... derp.

I loved that one too. First time through Ravenholm I tried using guns, and I kept running out of ammo and getting slaughtered. But there's a sort of easter egg like trick where you can take the deactivate mine that you use to play catch with Dog, into Ravenholm. It's damn powerful as a grav gun 'weapon', and it even rolls back to you if you drop it! Unfortunately, you can't take it into the final area, but still. Made it a lot easier.

Just finished Enslaved and Splinter Cell: Conviction. Enslaved is gorgeous and has neat characters, and the gameplay isn't bad ... but the stuttering framerate was pretty disappointing. Splinter Cell has some neat gameplay mechanics, but I found myself getting frustrated during the story mode since it's kinda linear, kept getting killed in IMO poorly designed rooms. On the flip side, I'm playing the 'Hunter' game mode now, where it's just about clearing out enemies as efficiently as possible (no plot), and it's a lot more fun. More room to breath, and games always seem better when you do well at them.

*Capcom. Capcom Suck. Actually, this bug is purely Microsoft's fault, it has to do with their servers/xbox.com. Of course, the fact that Capcom clearly didn't even try to push them for a fix sure says something.

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West

Street Fighter II. If it's one of the 17 re-releases ... I'mma kill you.

It's too late for me, I've been hopelessly addicted for a long time already I mostly care about completion percentage but some online achievements I don't even bother with (GTA4, Overlord). Still, while some achievements are pretty shitty, as an overall system I love them. They've probably doubled the value I get out of games now. If a dev actually tries and makes a fun list, it definitely compliments the game instead of detracting from it.

Majora's Mask for me. Frosted said it pretty well up top, but mainly I just thought the '3 days' mechanic was really, really cool. It just makes it stand out so well. Verrrry close second is Wind Waker. That game is damn fun, and it looks great. Loved playing that one. Also, I found Zelda 2 to be pretty terrible. Definitely deserves it's 'black sheep' status for more than just the different gameplay. Why would that be trolling? LA is excellent. Top notch design and a great final boss.