Games I have finished
A comprehensive list of all the games I have played trough, since I startet gaming as a child. The list is not limited to any platform, but games finished with cheats are not listed. Order listed is random.
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Played the trial of feeding frenzy 2 as it was release and enjoy it. The game got really tiresome before I got through it, but I stuck with it and got 200/200.
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Somewhat fun, although not that much. Couldn't get my self to 1000 it, after completion.
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Bought this with a friend to export to RB2. Great trackpack, but ultimately a bit expensive. Played through the game, and got pretty damn tired og big rock endings.
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Not that fun, but doesn't get painful before its finished. Easy 200/200.
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Great fun and beautifully made Magic game. Played through it with a friend in coop and singleplayer. Only omission is the ability to make your own deck.
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Got this cheap, and the playthrough wasnt horrible. Xbox version
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Guitar heros jump to full band experience. Pretty decent but far behind Rock band 2. The hardware was better though.
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Great tracklist, but harmonix really upped the game with rockband. Still played it alot.
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My first guitar hero game. Got is as a present from my GF for my 24th birthday. Really played the hell out of it.
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My friends dvd-drive died, so we tried this out as a coop game. Very bad. The first 2 hours were ok, but it got really old fast. The old ones are SOOO much better. And the ending for this was none existent.
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Liked the demo for its slowmo gore. Decent enough mekanics, but I got it some time after release and the mekanics hadn't aged well. Broken online though.
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Pretty bad but not broken action platformer. Dont know how I got to play as long as to get 1000/1000.
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Great humor and story. Preordered the think and really liked the experience. The gameplay wasn't so hot though.
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Got this as a compensation for xbox live problems past the holydays in 2008. Descent game, but never played it much past the campaign.
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Decent enough game. Played through it in coop, and worked well enough. There was however a problem with progression and achievements in coop.
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A good mix of adventure/action/shooter. The game got old fast, but at its release I think it was pretty good. Startet playing it on the xbox, but finished it when a switched to 360.
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Good adventure game. Got it for a bargain, but wasn't one of my first game. Really enjoyed the experience however.
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Great console game. Had taken up many hours, and made me go way to late in bed more then one night.
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A little on the expensive side, but its close enough to death rally, so its a no brainer.
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Good successor, but the formula got a little tirering for my sake.
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4 player LAN on xbox became a tradition with this game. Great fun.
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Enjoyed it in arcades as a child, but didn't get through it until the rerelease on XBLA.
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While waiting for GTA4, this game helped keep me occupied. I loved the random mayhem combined with ragdoll effects.
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Played this on both the pc and xbox. Played through it on PC, as a first got my xbox in 2004.
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Summer of arcades does deliver great games. Didn't let me down in 2008.
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Remember this game as being hard. Finshed it in my early childhood (7-8). Played it on my trusty Commodore 64.
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Finished this great classic mutliple times and on different platforms. Both on C64 and as an XBLA title.
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This game shipped with the NES in EU, and played it alot at a friends house.
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The mega drive version came with my Mega Drive, and played the Master System version at a friends house.
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Played it on my Mega Drive. Good times
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Great game, finshed both version (Mega Drive and Master system
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A friend got this game for free, as a thanks for his internship. Played through it and really liked it.
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Got this game on a discount. Really good one, and completet it all the way on pc. Remeber it as one of the first games with noticeable graphical differences between running it on Voodoo1 and Voodoo2.
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I owned the game, but not having a computer with a cd-rom drive, I played it with a friend on his new Pentium 90MHz.
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Played it when it was release, but never think a got very far without cheats. But as it was re-released on XBLA I played through the whole thing legit.
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Pretty decent reimagening
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This is the game that made me finally switch to the potent Mouse Keyboard combination.
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Great game, finished it on PC when it was first released, xbox via emulation and XBLA as a re-release.
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Played it on pc, but finished it years later on xbox via emulation.
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The multiplayer was really popular at LANs in my youth. Played through the whole things some years later.
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Never got to experience this on the NES, but finished it on the SNES as the Mario collection thing.
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On of the best games on the NES. Finished this many times thruogh the years.
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Got stuck in a blizzard and had to seek shelter in a hotel. I had borrow MGS from my step brother, and a PS from a friend at school. Hooked it up to a television in the hotel room and was sold. Finished it a second time on pc, although it was a bad port.
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Played it some on PS2, but later got it for pc. The controlles were horrible, so I invested in a gamepad. Then I was finally able to beat it.
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Played the hell out of the shareware version. Later got the whole game. Never think I finished all the episode, before I got it on XBLA and beat it.
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Played through this good game. I wasn't too impressed with it. It was a good game, but the sillyness and clunky gameplay I felt were outdated.
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Favorite driving game for many years. Played it a bunch on the amiga.
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Great Successor to a great game.
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Had some hard moments, but overall a nice experience.
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Blew my mind away, but never really liked it in multiplayer, except for many years later.
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I remeber this got release around the same time as C&C. While I prefered C&C this was still a great game, and a pleasure to play through. Played alot around with the map editor.
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Got it upon release, and quickly played through the campaign. The costume games were a blast.
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Good expansion
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Got it for chrismas. Really stuck with me, and played through it with a friend. Was very popular at LAN parties.
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After the first one, it was a must have.
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Fun expansion, but ultimately a little disappointing.
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I loved this game. Alot of my friend were disappointed, but I loved the physics, graphics, atmosphere and optional exploration. The world felt "real". The last 1/3 is definetly the weakest.
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Played this alot on both Amiga and PC.
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Worthy successor
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My first Civ LAN experience. Really good game to play far into the night.
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I really liked the sci-fi theme.
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Played this with a friend. This was the height of Westwood studios.
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Played coop on the 360. Not a great game.
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3 player coop, epic ending.
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One of the first games for my fathers 386, very nice platformer.
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Played this on the trusty 386. I remember it as pretty long, and only a childs stubbornness could keep me at it.
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Played it a year after Doom. Not really that good, but decent enough.
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Fantastic game. Two of my friends were raving about it at school, and another friend was playing it 4 player LAN. I first got the demo later and played it with a friend. Hell of a game.
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Got a reviewer copy with a friend. The game was really good, but I prefered the atmospher from the first game, and the graphics were almost better in the first.
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After Diablo II i was looking forward to LoD, and was not disappointed. I must have played the opening chapter about a hundred times.
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This classic completely avoided my attention until at was rereleased on XBLA. Fantastic game.
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Borrowed this from a girl at my school. Great game. But it gut stolen while on vacation in the Netherlands.
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After months of positiv talk about this game (from the Giantbomb site) this game finally arrived to my hot anticipation. A really good game, but a little too short. Almost as good as Casltevania: SotN
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Really great game, and excellent ending.
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Was having a gaming weekend with a friend. Bought 2x this game for practically nothing, and made a challenge of who could finish this first. I was the only one playing about halfway through. Man what a pain, but got it none the less.
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Played this solely for the achievements (xbox 360). Game was horrible. The humor could care it about 1/4 through the game. This was somewhat early in my 360 gaming so achievements were a bigger draw then now.
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Played this after getting my Slim U2 edition in 2009 (normal but with Uncharted 2 in the box). Had to finish the first one before playing the second, so this was my first PS3 game to get finished.
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Got this around release for a systemlink weekend. Had only bought my xbox about a week before, so had no expectation for the game. Was a big hit.
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After the first one, I got this for a coop playthrough with the same buddy from the first one. Was not disappointed (only in the easy last boss).
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Great adventure game. After playing their first game, I was really looking forward to this. Tried to make everyone survive, but the FBI agent died, because a wanted to roleplay him as unable do quit his addiction while solving a case of this magnitude.
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Graphics were nice, and framerate was great. The game wasn't terrible, but it had alot of stupid trappings. As a competitor to God of War, it seems like they only tried to surpass the first one, and they didn't even accomplish that.
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Preordered from gamestop. Had a great sense of destruction and a REALLY good feeling of a fucked/infected city. But other than that, the game wasn't great.
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Played it a little at a friends house on PS2. Was very impressed, and as a PC port came out, I was finally able to really sink some time into it.
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Great game, and dark story and cool characters. A little on the short side, and the fighting gameplay is a pain. Still hate the "stunt driving" sequence, but finished it again in 2008 on the xbox via scummvmx.
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Tried the first episode of the new Sam and Max some time after its release. About 2008 I think. Was quite good.
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Many people love this game, but it sold few copies. Played through it around release on the xbox. Must have been 2004.
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Great game. Got it for the xbox, and was blown away. The graphic, art and level design was great.
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Short game, but decent graphics and ok humor. Played it with a friend in 1998, and have completed it three times total to this date.
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Got this game from a friend at school in 1994. I really enjoyed point and click adventure games, but this one was the first one with a dark tone to it.
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Got this as an XBLA titel at launch. Didn't play it until mid-2010. Was pretty disappointed. The story and storytelling was pretty weak, and the fighting mekanic was a bit too clunky. The design was great however, but the graphics only mediocre.
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This game didn't get stellar review, but a really like the tone, music and story. It's not the longest Lucas Arts adventure game, but still took me a long time to finish.
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One of the first game for my gameboy in 1993. Very good game and played it alot. Loved the (then) hilarious ending, with Darkwing falling of his bike, making a siluet against the moon.
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Discovered this game, and really liked it. Got all the way through its empressiv and massiv levels. A year later I installed it again to try the multiplayer patch. The gameplay didn't fit this sort of thing very well.
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Good game, but disappointing sequel. The graphics were good, but the levels were too small and clastrofobic.
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Great game, had alot of hours of gameplay for me as a 10 year old.
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After my enjoyment of DotT, a friend of mine talked about this "Sam & Max" game, and I was curios. Back then most of hype for gaming came from word of mouth. The game did not disappoint.
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Got the Monkey Island package on steam sale. Played through the first episode, and really enjoyed it. Must play through the rest soon.
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My step brother had this game for Master System. It took alot of time for 2 10-12year old boys to complete the game.
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