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I beat the Xbox 360 (XBLA) version of this game. wakkawakkawakkawakkawakkawakka
I beat the Xbox One version of this game on co-op with my wife on July 5, 2020. I beat the Virulent Strain DLC on co-op with my wife on July 6, 2020.
I beat the PC version of this game on December 26th, 2013. Ending 18 out of 20.
I beat the PlayStation version of this game with my friend Ruben when I was in elementary school. I beat this game on the PSP at 4:38pm Central Time on November 6th, 2007. It was nice to relive those memories! This game is so gangster. All the thugs in my hood played it.
I beat the Xbox 360 (XBLA) version of this game at 10:35am Central Time on July 21st, 2008. Really funny game.
I beat the Xbox 360 (XBLA) version of this game at 3:01pm Central Time on December 21st, 2008. I liked it better than the first one!
I beat the Xbox 360 version of this game on December 2nd, 2005. The first Xbox 360 game I ever played on my own 360 (I had previously played Call of Duty 2 and Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie at a kiosk at GameStop before the Xbox 360 officially launched), I really liked the game. I had only briefly played the original Perfect Dark, and had zero expectations as to what to expect. I loved the online multiplayer. My favorite weapons were the Viblade and the Hawk Boomerang. Getting kills online with those were so satisfying, especially the Boomerang. I was a master of it!
I beat the Xbox 360 version of this game on December 8th, 2005. It was the second Xbox 360 game I ever played. I played it when I was done with Call of Duty 2 at the demo kiosk at my local GameStop before the official launch of the Xbox 360. I had to quit shortly afterwards due to the screen not being lit properly and not being able to tell where I needed to go. It was the first game that I got every achievement in.
I beat the Dreamcast version of this game. The first online RPG I ever played, it was quite a unique experience for me at the time. The only other online gaming experience I had beforehand was Tribes, which is a totally different game. I was really amazed when I first played with some Japanese players. Being able to play a game like that with people from different parts of the world blew my mind. Cheaters eventually ruined the game though, and I quit.
I beat the Nintendo DS version of this game at 7:51pm Central Time on June 10th, 2007. Beaten over the span of a few days, when I received the game from GameFly, I did nothing but play it and see Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End in theaters. I expected the game to be good due to all the praise I had heard about it, but the excellent writing, humor, and overall story made it a far more addictive experience than I had anticipated. One of my favorite little mechanics of the game was blowing into the microphone to blow away the dust to uncover fingerprints.