This is almost more of a checklist for myself to see how I'm doing. (Descriptions are a work in progress.)
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A game that I personally thought had a cool story, artstyle, and gameplay. Didn't take too long to finish and it's a bummer the trilogy probably won't be finished, but this was much better than it was given credit for.
A fun, free, and flowy (damn my love of alliteration) game that only took about half an hour to finish. It wasn't great but it was fun enough to play with friends.
This was a fantastic game from Ensemble back in the day. My enjoyment of this was probably augmented by my love of mythology at the time.
More of the first game but you get to fight Zeus' dad!
An extremely funny and early 360 game. Amazing cutscenes and fun arcade style snowboarding gameplay made this definitely a game worth getting.
The beginning to a new story ark in the Ace Attorney series. It is hard to get attached to new characters after getting to know and love the characters from the first three games so much, but I am excited to see where this ark goes especially after what happened in the final case.
This is one of the funniest games ever. Sure the graphics (especially during cutscenes) were atrocious, but the dialogue and characters just said the most random and funny stuff. The weapons were also really cool. Land shark gun? Sharks come up and eat people . . . from underground?! Yeah, anyway it can get challenging at some points but still doesn't take a long time to finish.
I'm a fan of The Beatles so it was a no-brainer to get this game. Without a doubt it is awesome playing as the Fab Four however not all of their biggest songs are on there. They'll be coming later in DLC, but I still kinda wish there were more than just the 45 or so songs on the disc.
Bioshock is a crazy artistic and story-driven game. It is just creepy enough for me and has one of the greatest moments in video game history when it came to the twist. The upgradable guns and plasmids looked and sounded cool as well.
Oh Burnout . . . when I heard you were moving to an open world game how angry I was. I loved the set-piece crash events from Burnout 3: Takedown. Burnout Revenge really did not do a whole lot for me, but then comes Burnout Paradise. Simply entertaining . . . I don't know how else to describe it.