Thus far and to my remembrance, I have completed 147 games. My list is as complete as I can make it, as I have dug through what seems to be hundreds of CD and DVD cases, as well as navigated the innermost reaches of my computer (both my current and previous computers). I will begin the process of sorting them by system, and I will publish the list here once I have completed 150 games. What will those lucky three be?
Probably games that can be completed in under five hours. Preferably under three.
I have a few games that are in the works that could become the three. The most likely candidates are Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War - Dark Crusade, and Nights into Dreams. I have two main races to defeat in Warhammer, the final quest line of Vampire, and pretty much half of Nights left to finish (which might account for less than a solid hour of gameplay.
In other news, I'm trying to develop tag ideas for my posts. We shall see what comes of that.
In a moment of extreme jealousy, I discovered that yesterday, Japan received a PS2 re-release of Nights into Dreams. If only the PS2 wasn't region locked. Oh, PS3, why must you cost so much? Perhaps I will explain my hidden love affair with Nights into Dreams, but instead, I'm going to go play it.
Right now.
Seriously, I just turned on the Saturn.
Edit: 148 left. I just completed Nights.
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Oh my goodness. Now if somebody could just make Pandemonium Collection for PS2, you'd be set.
Yes, but at least they're PSOne games. If I get ahold of Pandemonium (the original), then my trippy games collection will be complete.
I wouldn't mind some more trippy side-scrolling 3D (with 2D controls) games. TAKE NOTE, GAME INDUSTRY. AND STOP MESSING UP MY CASTLEVANIA GAMES.
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