What game did you last play?!?!?!?

The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap

I think I might already be near the end of the game. It might be a fake-out final dungeon, maybe it'll toss me out before I make any progress. Boss of the fourth dungeon was pretty interesting, I think I just like having a jump button in a Zelda game.

Tales of Symphonia

idk why, I just felt like playing it so I did. I think I'll try do all the side quests and stuff, use more than just Lloyd all the time. I know it takes three playthroughs to complete the Collector's Book, and I don't think I'm quite good enough to get the difficult titles without x2 or x10 exp. And hopefully I'll be good enough by the third playthrough to get the Gung Ho title. I might need to do half exp for that.
 
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire

Got my female sturdy tyrunt (#41, oddly enough) and now i'm trying to get me shiny

and i just learned that the battle resort has its own day care with a continuous path and i just

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Tales of Symphonia

I forgot this game didn't have auto-item, I always seem to be running out of TP because I usually relied on that in Xillia. I'll need to start paying attention to Genis and Raine's TP more often.

Now that I've gotten used to not having Free Run and I have some Lv2 specials to work with it's gotten more fun. I haven't upgraded my armour or weapons in a long time so that might hurt me soon. I want to hoard money.
 
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire

three to four boxes of tyrunts later
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he's beautiful, and he has a hidden ability as well
so happy
 
Silent Scope Complete is a compilation of Silent Scope 1-3 and EX + their PS2 extras (minus a multiplayer mode in Silent Scope 2). It's a great compilation,but the game I'll talk about specificaly is the first Silent Scope.

May fans of arcade game says the only way they make sense is to play to completion with one credit, and in my mind, there's no better illustration of this than the first Silent Scope. Silent Scope with unlimited continues is a timewaster with a cute gimmick. Silent Scope on one credit is an hellish race against the clock. You have a timer at the top of the screen and running out of time means game over. At the begining, killing every single dude add time to your clock, but by the end, you need to clear whole rooms to get tiny additions to the timer, so you need to be ridiculous efficient all the time. A new player will likely waste tons of time trying to get headshots on every enemy, but as you progress, this makes ways to a frantic pace as you move from target to target with machine-like precision, shoot unscoped when youy have to, and BRAINKILL* bosses within 5 seconds of their introduction. I've never been more "in the zone" while playing a game.

(*stolen from a gamefaqs guide)
 
Bravely Second

on chapter two. so far i'm liking this game's story more than Bravely Default.
glad that Janne actually had/has a decent reason to betray the Crystalguard/fight for for The Empire that's not just "hurr durr I want power." i'm also interested in learning the id of The Kaiser's fairy since as I suspect she's a relative of Airy.

on a slightly related note, i've reclassed Magnolia to a catmancer. she's learned an enemy ability that allows her to make an attack that does eight times the damage of a single conventional attack, and it doesn't even use MP. wiped out a boss with it in one turn. doubt i'll be using that again though as it's way too overpowered lmao
 
Tales of Symphonia

Fought the Sword Dancer, wasn't really tough at Level 23 but it probably would've been if I fought it earlier. The next one will be harder I think.
 
Pokemon Blue, Nuzlocke run

HOLY SHIT that Team Rocket Grunt with the Raticate wiped out my whole team except for my wartortle who managed to survive with 2 HP after a Hyper Fang, and only lived because it used Quick Attack, missed (I didn't even know that move could miss?) and I critted with Water Gun.