Playing the campaign only (and for the first time)

I’m finishing up Skyward Sword HD and am hoping to be done in the next couple of days.Strike that! I finished Skyward Sword HD today, so while it's technically something I played in June...well, not for long.

After that…. ??? Barring any surprises, probably digging further into my backlog, so Cyberpunk 2077, Persona 5 Royal, or Assassins Creed: Valhalla.

I'm still running around the Forbidden West with Aloy. Should wrap it up this month.

Getting towards the end of Final Fantasy XV.

I went and found the thread here for the game, and discovered my comment that I'd pick the game up soon, in 2016. Only took me 6 years to finally get to it, thanks to PS+ handing it over. According to that thread, it seems like it's a good thing I waited. It's pretty fun, but the story turned to complete nonsense in the last couple hours.

finishing up:


then? who knows.there have been such few releases this year. is that all bc of Covid and studios couldn't wok on games? couldn't they do it ALL remotely?

I've been slowly playing my way through old Final Fantasy Games (FFIX which was great, FF X, FF XII), right now on FF 8 Remastered. I don't remember this game at all, but it's pretty annoying because so far all I do is talk to the same character over and over to try to get card rules the way I want them to do so I can play endless card games and convert the cards to other stuff I want.

I also STILL play a little Fallout 76 almost every day, it's a bad habit (since most of the time there's almost no point) I can't seem to drop.

I hadn't really thought about it, but even though I've played something like 20 games so far this year, only two -- the new Kirby game and Forbidden West -- are actually 2022 releases. Barring any surprises, I probably won't buy another game until Saints Row in August. I can't remember the last time so few new games interested me. (Admittedly, this month's The Quarry catches my eye but also seems like something I'd be fine waiting for a sale down the road.)

At least now my backlog of very long games doesn't look like such a bad idea!

Played it on SEGA DREAMCAST back when it came out, first time on PS2.

Re-play

Diablo Immortal. I'm the type who is perfectly fine playing a game like this slowly and not giving Blizzard a dime of my money.

Game devs should be very proud of the game they made. Blizzard should be sued for the predatory micro transactions they plastered all over it.

Backward Compatible Re-play





Re-play

Backward compatible re-play

FYI 2 & 3 are $2.49 each (75% off) on Xbox


Re-play (Backwards compatible)


Re-play (Backwards compatible)



First time playing (Would like a remake to make it great like the sequels)

Backward compatible

Ghostwire: Tokyo (PS5)

Finished up Final Fantasy XV. Pretty fun, silly story.

Started:



Destiny 2

I have never played a Resident Evil game, believe it or not, but between recent closeout sales and the new Series X patch, I'm about to dive into the franchise with Resident Evil 2 Remake.

Only Tekken I hadn't played, really liked the Mishima Saga story mode.

Horizon Zero Dawn (PS4)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge (PS4)

It was great playing this again (before on PS2). Wish they would Remake it along with the other 3 and/or at least give us remasters. Was gonna replay them but the fucking PS2 slim won't read them.

Never had played, so my plan was to play the original via Rare Replay then play the Xbox remake. Nope!, tried to play the OG but not able to reconfigure controls, the not knowing what to do and constant getting hit. I quit the game.

On to the remake, I was like sweet; controls are good, graphics are great. But the same thing, cheap hits and not knowing what to do. I turned it off. Sorry Conker, U

My first Playthrough. Playing on Series X.

Alternating between Final Fantasy XII and Lord of the Rings: The Third Age for PS2