I just beat __

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze

Finally beat that final boss, it took me like 3 days. Yeah this is a very hard game, and the bosses are particularly brutal. But other than that, it's nearly a perfect game, levels are very well designed, you have 3 partners now (cranky kong kinda sucks to be honest), you can swim now which is cool, good ost, and it combines options from DKCR with its motion control free alternative on the 3ds, I mainly used wiimote+nunchuck, it's just such a well done sequel to DKCR, and it's on the wii u too which is my fav system and has off tv play which is cool. I also really liked how
the final world mirrors DKCR and each level in it is based on the worlds in that game (barring the secret/bonus ones and the final boss)

However I kinda wish it had 8 worlds like DKCR whereas it only has 6

Definitely worth playing if you've not already, I haven't played the switch version but I don't think it's worth the extra price that if you have a wii u
 
Super Mario RPG - A game that I liked even more than I did a couple years ago. It really has that final fantasy "feel" to it, and I felt that way even before playing a single mainline Final Fantasy game. It has that fast pace to it, nice music, and weird elements to it that also adds to the charm. It can be a bit confusing to platform due to the perspective. Before I thought it was just good, now I think it probably might be in my top 5 Mario RPGs.

Paper Mario N64 Master Quest Jr. - It is basically a hard mode version of Paper Mario on N64. (Jr. was a more "reasonable" hard mode, while the regular Master Quest is supposed to be super difficult). The game was a challenge, but I nearly gave up at the Huff and Puff fight considering that was arguably the hardest boss in the original game and here it was even more difficult. Your partner will get hit way more often here than in the original game. Choosing the right badges and timing the action commands to defend yourself is important. They also expanded a few new areas in this game.

I think the original game is probably up there as one of the best Mario RPGs. TTYD is probably still my favorite Mario RPG, but I admit that this one has less "intentionally annoying" parts to it.

I guess next, I'll probably replay TTYD and SPM (IDK about the later 3 PM games), and then replay the Mario & Luigi series. (Probably even Paper Jam, since I never finished that one). There's also a new romhack coming out in the future that's going to add mechanics from TTYD, so I'm excited to see how that will turn out. And there's also other games that I would like to play too.
 
LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (3DS version beaten any% for the first time)

Very good, I would say the same about it as I think I have before on this site; it's a great game and I do not regret buying this (it was only £7 anyway) even though I already had the Xbox 360 version, because whilst they have the same setting/story the levels and hub world are different and this version is very portable as its on the 3DS. Though the Xbox 360 version is still better than the 3DS version overall, due to much better graphics and controls (the X360 controller is much more comfortable to hold than the 3DS console, and the 3DS version has some awkward uses of the stylus, in fact the X360 controller is one of my favourite controllers ever), a wider variety of character selections including all the Teen Titans (albeit unlike LEGO Dimensions, they aren't based off TTG and only Robin and Cyborg really get dialogue) and Zatanna, the "Same bat time, same bat channel" (a fun and cool level imo, based on the 1960s TV series Batman starring Adam West) that doesn't seem to be on the 3DS version, and the character actions just feel more fluid and like you're more in control of your character whereas the 3DS character actions feel more limited and clunky (kinda hard to describe really). I also don't believe the 3DS has any equivalent to the DLC found in the PC and home console versions such as the Man of Steel DLC, albeit I only have the Superheroines DLC on the X360 and even then I basically only got that for Starfire and Raven (oh yeah and the rainbow DLC but that's literally two characters and neither are that great). Though the shooter levels on the 3DS are super cool, they are like Star Fox style apparently. But anyway they are both great and I recommend both.
 
This is every game I've beaten (as in reached the end):
  • Pokemon Rangers: Guardian Signs
  • Pokemon Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Gold, Silver, Crystal
  • Super Mario Bros 3
  • Super Mario Land
  • New Super Mario Bros. 2
  • New Super Luigi U
  • Super Mario Odyssey
  • Metroid: Zero Mission
  • Yoshi's Wolly World
 
A month ago I beat Paper Mario: The Origami King. I really liked this game overall. The graphics and music were great, the overworld was a lot of fun and so was finding collectibles. There was a certain fun, joyful vibe to this game that I found in for example Kirby's Epic Yarn. However, I usually would place Mario RPGs in general in three categories, excellent and one of the best Mario games, really good but not quite excellent, and just okay but below average by Mario RPG standards, and Paper Mario: The Origami King strictly falls into the second. While the positives I mentioned make it an 8/10 game, it still has the flaws of a not great normal battle system where patterns for enemies to line up are very confusing, and still wanting to reuse older Mario species instead of coming up with any new ones (a flaw Sticker Star started).
 
I just beat the Sonic.exe mod for Friday Night Funkin'. Pretty good mod! Main story mode is hard. Definitely harder maps that can give you some trouble, especially since Triple Trouble's map is a bit hard to read with the arrows being spaced out the way they are. As of posting this, I've beaten everything but the Sanic.exe map. I can't really tell you which map was my favorite, honestly, all of them were really fun!