I think I'm done playing Mario Kart 7 for now. I unlocked every character and achieved 3 star rankings for every cup in every cc class (including Mirror Mode). Since unlocking kart parts is based on coin collecting and even then it's completely random which part you collect, I don't really want to play the game just to collect coins. I also don't want to give online a try right now. I'll probably move on to Super Mario 3D Land.
I've jumped back into Rogue Galaxy and Mass Effect 2 after a few month's hiatus. Rogue Galaxy is fun, but...corridors. Lots and lots of identical corridors. Such terrible level design really holds it back, but thankfully the really fun combat and leveling/customization system redeems it. And I just picked up ME2 again last night and I'm going to try and finish it up before ME3 releases.
Finished Super Mario 3D Land. Now I'm playing Mario Kart 7 online, Batman: Arkham City (looking for Riddler Trophies), and Kirby Mass Attack.
A friend of mine is letting me borrow MW3, so I'm playing that. The campaign manages to be the best of the Modern Warfare series (Might not be saying much for MW2, but CoD4:MW's campaign was pretty awesome), and it also beats Black Ops, which was previously my favorite CoD campaign. The multiplayer is more of the same, but it does feel improved. Also, Spec. Ops Survival is AWESOME. The main thing I don't like is that they removed a lot of the customization added to multiplayer in Black Ops. I know that they're made by different studios, but Treyarch did assist Infinity Ward in carrying over Theater Mode, so IW knew that the game had some good ideas. Why they left out other good ideas, like custom emblems and being able to change your appearance, confuses me.
They kept custom emblems out because of the sheer number of dicks/naked ladies that 12 year olds were making. But yeah, character customisation should of come back and better than before. Playing BF3, though I generally don't think it's as good as bad company 2, just something about it feels lacking in comparison, probably the pacing. Otherwise it's a real good game.
I'm finished with Batman: Arkham City. I completed the main story and side quests (including Catwoman's missions), solved all the Riddles, destroyed all the breakable objects, and collected all of the Riddler trophies (including Catwoman's), and I unlocked all of the upgrades, concept art, and character trophies. Riddler's Revenge is too difficult and annoying so I'm just going to stop with that. All this makes my overall progress 75% which I think is pretty good. Not sure what console game I'm going to play next though. In terms of handheld games, I'm still playing Mario Kart 7 online and Kirby Mass Attack.
Oh dear god I'm playing so many things ;_; Boom Blox - Roommates and I are playing this. We're trying to just beat everything since we gave up on getting gold all the way through. We are very close to being done. @_@ Sequence - One of the few things I bought during the Steam Christmas sale. I don't regret it and I've enjoyed it a lot but I'm stuck on floor 7 (the last floor) and I'm starting to get tired of it... it needs more of a song selection. :( Exit DS - I'm playing this before I fall asleep each night. It's a fun puzzler but it's sooo slooow and unforgiving. Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix+ - Replaying it on Critical. I'm in Timeless River and I'm underlevelled and wow I suck at KH2 now. D: Catherine - Picked this up on PS3 and finally got access to it (had to have it shipped to the states :P). It's... very strange. New Super Mario Bros. Wii - Also co-oping this with roommates. We are very bad at it and it frustrates us immensely. If you ever want to learn to hate someone, just play this game with them. Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2 - I haven't even touched this in a month but putting it here in the hopes that I will actually pick it up again and finish it. ;_; I just really don't want to deal with the annoying quests that stick me with low-level party members instead of my favourites but there are so many to do before I move on.
I'm working on... The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D - Master Quest Playing this second in my quest to play all the Zelda games over this year. I'm ignoring the Hyrule Historia timeline and not touching The Minish Cap until later. Anyway, this is my second time playing Master Quest (first time was the GCN one). This feels like a totally different game with everything being horizontally flipped. Also enemies are stronger. I still haven't gotten my bearings yet. The original OoT is just engraved in my mind and it's making it difficult. However, I am enjoying this a lot more than I did my playthrough of normal OoT 3D. Feels... fresh. Also, this is a complete run. Batman: Arkham City Just about done with this one. Just a few Riddler tasks left. Not going for completion, just being thorough. As much as I can do in the single-player campaign. Not caring about the Challenge mode. Fluidity Haven't touched this one in a bit. But, enjoying it. Next up will either be a) Metroid Prime (replay), b) Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (replay), c) For Whom the Frog Tolls
Finished Kirby Mass Attack. It's a very different Kirby game but fun nonetheless, sort of like Canvas Curse. It took me 17 hours to complete which is kinda lengthy for a Kirby game I think. I collected all the medals and completed almost all of the checklist, which is a list of achievements/trophies except you don't get anything for meeting their requirements so they're essentially worthless (similar to the achievements/trophies in Wii Sports Resort). My overall completion is 98% and in order to get 100% I must not take any damage on all of the stages, which is ridiculous so I'm not even going to attempt that. Next up, Professor Layton and the Last Specter and Sonic Generations (Xbox 360).
