Rate the last game you played

I know this is not a Sonic catagory but...

Sonic Advance 3 on GBA - 9/10
One of my most favorite Sonic games, as well as GBA games. I always have fun playing this one.

Edit: my mistake, the last game I played was Sonic Rush on DS, I give it a 9/10. One of my favorite DS games, fast and fun.

This and Sonic Advance 3 were the only games I've played so far today, which is why I mixed them up.

SonicFanGirl wrote:

Super Mario Galaxy 2 - 9/10

It's pretty good, and there's nice variety from the first one. It's more or less the same thing though. What really cinches it for me is Yoshi, he's the main reason I was interested in the game to be honest.
It's also nice that you can swtich to Luigi in some galaxys. I do prefer Luigi over Mario.

Just wait until you defeat Bowser for the first time, then... I won't spoil it.

Mega Man 3 - NES

One of the hardest games in the entire series but that only makes it better. The game also suffers from slowdown due to graphical limitations but it's not a game-breaker. 9/10.

Luminous Arc 2 10/10

It's pure epicness. Then again, I love stories like that with graphics like that and isometric TatRPGs like that.

Pokémon Blue (Game Boy, released 1996) - 9/10
(Yeah, I've been playing retro games, lately.)

Though, it contains much less then it's successors; I find the first and second generations of Pokémon superior to the latest installments. Their simplistic graphics, rarity ratios, and interesting glitches, makes them games I could play for years, and actually have done so.
In fact, when you look at the new Pokémon Black and White, it makes it feel...almost unlikely they're from the same series.
A bit later, I'm going connect it to my Pokémon Stadium (1 and/or 2), and play the mini-games. =3

On a side note; I just got a Mew yesterday, without using a cheat cartridge. If you want to know how catch Mew on B/R/Y, ask me. =3

Jamy666 wrote:

On a side note; I just got a Mew yesterday, without using a cheat cartridge. If you want to know how catch Mew on B/R/Y, ask me. =3

Tell me~~~~

Jymaru wrote:

Jamy666 wrote:

On a side note; I just got a Mew yesterday, without using a cheat cartridge. If you want to know how catch Mew on B/R/Y, ask me. =3

Tell me~~~~

Simple, you use the "Mew Glitch" which is at Nugget Bridge, and this is how you do it.
1. Make sure you have an Abra any other Pokémon that knows TELEPORT, or a Pokémon that knows FLY.
2. Make you haven't fought the trainer in the patch of grass, just left of Nugget Bridge.
3. Make sure you haven't faced any of the trainers in Cerulean City Gym, yet.
Now this bit a little tricky, so you'll need save just before during it, to make sure you don't mess up by mistake; Go above, and just outside the Trainer just left of the bridge with the Pokémon that can Fly or Teleport, then take one step down and quickly press start. If done right, that trainer wouldn't of noticed you yet. Then, use TELEPORT (or FLY), to take you back to Cerulean City's Pokémon centre. Now, as you'll probably notice, you might not be able to go to menu, that is because the game thinks you're in a battle, so anyway, go into Misty's gym and battle any trainer there and beat them. Now finally, go to nugget bridge. Once you go far enough up, you'll notice your menu will suddenly pop-up, once it does press start, and you should be in a battle with a level 7 - level 15 Mew now. Now it's up to you to catch it. Good luck. =3

*follows instructions rigorously*

Hehe, now I stand a chance of completeing my Pokedex.

Mario Kart 64.

Not my favourite Mario Kart game as it does have its problems. The red shell for example doesn't entirely follow the course and often ends up bumping into walls. Still a barrel of fun with multiplayer, though. 6/10.

LEGO Harry Potter

Not bad so far. The game covers the first four years at Hogwarts (I can expect a sequel with the remaining years in the future). Interesting and clever puzzles, very wide variety of characters (though you've come to expect such things from LEGO games) and of course, the cutscenes are hilarious to watch (though you'll need knowledge of the books and/or films to understand them). It is quite short, though. I've already reached Year 2.

8/10 but I'll give it another rating once I've finished the main story.

I'll rate two games.

Mega Man 4 - NES - 7/10
Quite possibly the easiest Mega Man game I've ever played but I've got experience with the series so that probably helped. It's still fun to play in short bursts.

Kirby's Adventure - NES - 9/10
The longest NES game I've ever played, it is huge amounts of fun. Great bosses, awesome power-ups, catchy music and a good level of challenge behind it. Not bad for a game starring a pink blob.

Rance 6 - 7/10

It would be so much better without the hentai >_<

Pokemon Black Beta Part 1 - 6/10

The graphics aren't my scene, and the Pokemon are replicas of replicas. The 3-on-3 kinda sucks, and I don't like any of the Starters. However, the new battle system is okay, and you no longer have to go halfway through town to go to a Mart (I shan't comment on overall gameplay, because Pokemon Betas always play like Swiss Cheese)

Just my IMO

Sid Meiers Civ 4 9/10 just awsome.

Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X - PSP - 8/10
This is a remake of Mega Man X (that isn't a Roman Numeral, by the way) on SNES with a couple of differences. But the basic concept is there, defeat the eight Maverick Robots and gain their weapons BUT there are four hidden body part locations that help your performance. The PSP remake has body part locations that are partially different from the SNES version. In true Mega Man fashion, once the eight robots are beaten, the final levels open to the final boss. Sigma's Palace however is entirely different from the SNES version. Add to that the decent voice acting, challenging gameplay and an overall good time and this is a great game.

you like mega man then?