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Whats the oldest game you finished this year?
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Drizzlehell
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I can't really remember which one could be the oldest. I played a lot of emulators and GoG games. As far as actually finishing one of them, it will probably be the original Medal of Honor (1999) and Metal Gear Solid (1998).
I'm still playing through Lands of Lore (1992) but I probably won't finish it this year, but it's easily the oldest game that I played this year.
I'm still playing through Lands of Lore (1992) but I probably won't finish it this year, but it's easily the oldest game that I played this year.
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King Dazzar
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Far Cry 5 I think. And twice. Though I do play a lot of Chess too, but that probably doesn't really count.
SportsFan581
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So many games I was interested in got released on GP this year, I didn't have that much time for the backlog and/or revisiting old favorites.
ReBurn
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I just finished Adventure for Atari 2600 on level 3. Stupid dragons. I don't think I'll see the end of an older game this year.
The Atari Flashback collections are on the PS store for $7.99 each with PS+ so I picked them up. Been playing through some nostalgia while it rains.
The Atari Flashback collections are on the PS store for $7.99 each with PS+ so I picked them up. Been playing through some nostalgia while it rains.
00_Zer0
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I have played and beat Half Life 1 when it was originally released back in 1998, but I hadn't played it since then, until Valve updated the game for it's 25th Anniversary. After booting the game up and replaying it with the new update I can say without a doubt that this game still holds up as an all time classic. A lot of times I will start a game and just drop it, but after going back to the original Half Life I had to keep playing till the end. What an amazing gaming experience that no one should miss.
cash_longfellow
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FF Pixel Remasters.
Majormaxxx
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Probably Flashback - 1993, but on a ps4.
markusho3k
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X360 exclusive Mistwalker's Blue Dragon. Too long but nice. Now I'm finishing same studio's Lost Oddysey, and it is great too.
Tarnpanzer
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Half Life (Raytraced) - 1998
If that does not count then the original version of Kingpin.
If that does not count then the original version of Kingpin.
Shake Your Rump
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I beat it in 2011.
One of my favourite games as a kid. I even played the arcade version a few times.
Rockondevil
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Arkham Asylum.
FinalBossWithTheMostPower
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The Last of Us Part II
fart town usa
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The Mansion of Hidden Souls, 1994 FMV game for Sega Saturn.
I absolutely loved it, I remember seeing it at Funcoland as a kid, and I even had a Saturn then, but FMV games were for fools. The game itself isn't much of a game but man, it's so damn goofy at times, voice acting isn't terrible and the side character who provides narration is great. It has this insistence on inserting a butterfly theme to the plot and it's just so incredibly goofy and laugh out loud entertaining at times. The ending goes off the rails in the best way possible. Simple game too, took like 90 minutes to beat.
I absolutely loved it, I remember seeing it at Funcoland as a kid, and I even had a Saturn then, but FMV games were for fools. The game itself isn't much of a game but man, it's so damn goofy at times, voice acting isn't terrible and the side character who provides narration is great. It has this insistence on inserting a butterfly theme to the plot and it's just so incredibly goofy and laugh out loud entertaining at times. The ending goes off the rails in the best way possible. Simple game too, took like 90 minutes to beat.
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TransTrender
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1988
Bojanglez
The Amiga Brotherhood
I replayed The Last of Us PS4 to finally get the platinum trophy 9 years after my last play through (of the ps4 remaster). I had to do the whole Hunter journey in factions and do a Hardened campaign.
It was an absolute joy to play factions again an the campaign, despite the frame rate. I think I've played through the first TLoU four times now and never get bored of it. I'll get the PS5 'Part 1' now as I vowed to get the PS4 platinum before I played that.
It was an absolute joy to play factions again an the campaign, despite the frame rate. I think I've played through the first TLoU four times now and never get bored of it. I'll get the PS5 'Part 1' now as I vowed to get the PS4 platinum before I played that.
EverydayBeast
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Played a bunch of ps3 games this year because Sony isn’t paying attention to forums, for years I have been saying backwards compatibility needs to be on current consoles.
Lunarorbit
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Dead space on ps3
semiconscious
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aquanaut's holiday: hidden memories & ico (ps3)...
mariosbrother
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Mario's Picross (GameBoy VC on 3DS)
Nitty_Grimes
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
I finished my annual playthrough of Halo CE again.
But there is always something on the Amiga that I’ll play on WinUAE and finish.
But there is always something on the Amiga that I’ll play on WinUAE and finish.
Redefine07
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Gothic 1 , it's from 2001 on Nintendo Switch.
UltimaKilo
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Xenoblade 2: Torna expansion
tylrdiablos
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I beat Zelda: The Minish Cap - it was surprisingly difficult in some places. (That last boss was a bitch!)
I'll be hopping into Oracle of Ages & Seasons soonish.
PanzerCute
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The first Doom.
Rawbutt Jellybean
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Zelda 1
Impulse bought a n3DS to mod and went on a bit of a Zelda kick. Used a guide because it seems like the type of game that would have taken weeks going blind. Still enjoyed it though.
Impulse bought a n3DS to mod and went on a bit of a Zelda kick. Used a guide because it seems like the type of game that would have taken weeks going blind. Still enjoyed it though.
TerribleAtThisGame
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Actually my favorite Castlevania game after Symphony. I love the backgrounds and music in this. If you're so inclined, check out the original Japanese version on an emulator. It had an extra chip and enhanced graphics and music. It's also less punishing than the Western versions.
Pasta la Vista
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Final Fantasy V through the Pixel Remaster. It's easily my favorite out of all the 2d games now.
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simpatico
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I played the JP version on Castlevania Anniversary Collection. Got a ton of mileage out of it and the Castlevania Advanced Collection this year. Really hoping we get a new one in 2024 with the DS games and a proper Symphony PC port.
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fart town usa
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Very impressive. I booted it back up in 2022 but after a few hours I remembered how massive it is. Didn't stick with it, my own shortcoming and not the game.
WitchHunter
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Great Giana Sisters
DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
Live a Live and one of the best games I've played all year.
mayham2199
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Death Stranding. I typically have a hard time going back to far with old games.
Jigsaah
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I played it on PS4...couldn't finish. Got it when it came out on Gamepass...got further and couldn't finish. Now I got the director's cut from humble bundle and they dropped it (and my save) from Gamepass so now I gotta start all over on Steam. It's depressing to be honest.
Glass Prison
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I played and beat Majora's Mask for the first time this year. What a beautifully designed video game.
Majora's is one of those games that I always kept on the back of my mind and thought I had to play some day. The thing is that the time mechanic always put me off a little bit initially, as I prefer playing slowly and explore everything. After beating it, I can say that I wish I had tried it sooner.
The time mechanic is actually great and essencial to what makes this game so special. Following the NPCs schedule and finding out how they connect with each other is really different from what I'm used to playing. Anju and Kafei's questline deserve a mention of course... I'm inclined to say it's the best piece of storytelling from Nintendo I've ever played. Really simple but so impactful.
Majora's is one of those games that I always kept on the back of my mind and thought I had to play some day. The thing is that the time mechanic always put me off a little bit initially, as I prefer playing slowly and explore everything. After beating it, I can say that I wish I had tried it sooner.
The time mechanic is actually great and essencial to what makes this game so special. Following the NPCs schedule and finding out how they connect with each other is really different from what I'm used to playing. Anju and Kafei's questline deserve a mention of course... I'm inclined to say it's the best piece of storytelling from Nintendo I've ever played. Really simple but so impactful.