Teleri

Looks like a good list.  I wonder what the secret 25 are.  In any case I'll save actively trying achievements for my 2nd run through.

Come take a look as VidyaShorts streams Deus Ex: Human Revolution for your viewing pleasure. We're an experienced streaming community with two Deus Ex fanatic streamers; each set to show off a different augmented edition of Human Revolution, just for you. Come witness where our uniquely different play-styles take us, as we pull all the stops to entertain the crowd and stream a truly excellent game.

RaggaFragga as a stealthy, smooth talking, refrigerator thief. Teleri (myself) is a dense but determined asshole who has vowed to kill every possible NPC.

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A few months ago I decided I'd play through each and every Zelda game known to man.  This is something I should have done as a child, but as a non-console owner I was doomed to the limited perspective of a purely PC upbringing.  Anyhow I'm taking a step back to the past for some of the most reputable classics ever made, and I invite you to watch.     

         

One of three Zelda games developed by Capcom for the handheld, Minish Cap has seemingly earned its place as a favorite amongst Zelda fans.  Released for North America in 2005, the game received critical acclaim and success due to its "Gorgeous Wind Waker-inspired character design and art." (rpgamer.com) , "Classic Zelda gameplay and flavor" (Gamespot) , and "Some of the highest quality tunes to ever come out of the GBA's little speakers." (Gamespy).

Six years later, how does the game hold up?  To be completely honest, I don't know!  You see, I've never played Minish Cap.  Furthermore I've been relatively unexposed to the Zelda franchise in general. (I've only played the previous handheld games: LA, OoS, and OoA).   That's where you come in.  I'll begin streaming a fresh play-through of the game, and I invite you to take part.  Sit back, relax, and enjoy the nostalgia; Laugh as I try to make sense of a talking hat; and cringe as I attempt to tackle MC's puzzles for the first time.    

Wow, looks like everyone is going for stealth.  Hey Eidos, maybe you should have just made a stealth game!
 
I for one enjoy my options, and hope to adapt based on what seems realistic/safest/ethical.   Deus Ex isn't about seeing if you can get to the end without killing anybody, it's about making decisions that you can feel comfortable with given the situation.  Also, it's about finding the most bad ass way of getting from point A to point B.

For me:  TOR, unless it turns out not to be so good.   In which case, GW2 is there to pick up the pieces.

Link's Awakening --->  Oracle of Seasons ---> Oracle of Ages --->  Now working on Minish Cap.   
 
I plan to complete each and every Zelda game known to man.   I'm a bit late, but I was raised on the PC and am only now making a conscious effort to play the console classics.  I'm admittedly a bit nervous about making the jump to 3D!

One of three Zelda games developed by Capcom for the handheld, Minish Cap has seemingly earned its place as a favorite amongst Zelda fans.  Released for North America in 2005, the game received critical acclaim and success due to its "Gorgeous Wind Waker-inspired character design and art." (rpgamer.com) , "Classic Zelda gameplay and flavor" (Gamespot) , and "Some of the highest quality tunes to ever come out of the GBA's little speakers." (Gamespy).