What are you playing right now?

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Was playing some DOOM on my 3DS B) Planning on getting through E1 of Ultimate DOOM so I can play Romero's new map.

Harvest Moon 3, I think I have about 28 days left until the end (if the walkthrough I read is correct). Not sure if I want to play Friends of Mineral Town right after. I've heard it's the best game in the series, but I'm also itching to play some different games.

MarvelHeroes2016 need to find a way to defeat the Skrulls so as to move on forward through the campaign

I'm playing Crystal Monsters. It's a rip-off of Pokemon for the most part. But it does look like a decent game if you ignore all of the game's similarities and flaws.



Why am I playing a Pokemon rip-off? Well I'm really exited to my play my copy of Pokemon Y and I bought this game ust because I couldn't wait for it.

^I'm almost considering playing Awakening again while I wait for Fates.

I'm guessing you'd ordered Pokemon and are waiting for it to ship?

Ah, I hate ordering things. It makes me impatient. I dont know how my sanity is expected to withstand it.



Speaking of sanity, I myself am finally playing some Minecraft again. Didnt have a go at it in like 2 months because of the game development; now that that's slowed down, I can jump back in!

....only to find that... the chests make new noises when opened and closed. Among other things doing stuff like that.

MY WHOLE WORLD IS COLLAPSING. It's like that time when they changed the old gravel texture, or the other time when the rose was removed and replaced with that other flower. It seems so minor. But it'll just BOTHER me for ages. There is no logic in this place. It's a conspiracy or something.

On the plus side, they finally fixed the boats. Better than they've been in like two years.

No Rest For The Living, the expansion pack for Doom 2 in the BFG Edition.

I'm playing on the 'Ultra Violence' setting and have just completed the fifth level, Vivisection, which according to some reviews is supposed to be murderously difficult, but I got through it without too many problems, using a methodical, conservative strategy which involved a lot of retreating down corridors and picking off the baddies in an almost 'surgical' fashion.

Fallout 4!

I have been playing some Etrian Odyssey Untold: Millennium Girl on the 3DS, it is a fun game that gives some challenge as a turn based RPG, and pretty big on having different party members do their job. I got the sequel recently, but I think that I want to finish this one first.

And in a whim I decided to play some Dark Souls, I had played it a while ago with a mage character when it was free for gold, but I was not having too much fun and I had Dark Souls 2 that I could play. I decided to play a warrior playstyle instead, and I have been having a lot of fun, I now see what players say about the game being so much about training the player to learn the movements of enemies and finding openings. You could go back to earlier on and absolutely wreck enemies, but it is not because your character is stronger, but that you the player have gotten better, and if you mess up from being too cocky you will get hurt. It can be tricky, some of the bosses are infuriating, but it gives you a real feeling of accomplishment.

I'm currently playing Digimon Story Cybersleuth. It's nice to finally to have a proper Digimon game in the states after so long.

^I want to play that game...

I'm playing the "3D Classics" version of the orginial Kid Icarus on the NES. Oh and did I mention it was hard as balls? (the platforming drives me nuts! )

^Cannon balls are hard. I can't stand difficult games.

That one's always been tough, yeah. The important thing in that game is to take it slow; there's never a reason to rush. It also helps to buy Angel Feathers when you can (saves you from falling to your doom). If you can get to the first fortress, you can really stock up on stuff there; near the bottom left of the overall fortress there's a hot spring room (heals you), and a couple of rooms away there's a room that's filled with these round floaty dudes that drop a big heart when destroyed; you can farm them, get up to 999 hearts, and go buy a few things in the fortress shops. And heal when needed. And then carry a large amount out of the fortress when you're ready to leave.

And the last tip is to try to destroy enemies rather than avoid them whenever possible; some things in the game are actually based on how much of that you've done. The "god rooms", where you can get big, permanent powerups, work like that, in that the god in them only bothers to show up if you've been clobbering things enough.

Also, Eggplant Wizards suck. Easily one of the most annoying goddamn things in any game ever. Whoever thought THOSE up is a total jerk. Better get used to frustration with those guys in fortresses... fortunately those are the only places they show up in. Normal levels already have their own irritations.

But, those old games were designed to take real practice to beat... players would plow through them much too fast otherwise! Good luck with it. I tell ya, it's very satisfying once you finally beat it.

And I am now trying to play through La-Mulana (the version on Steam). On Hard mode.

Why... why do I do this to myself...

Also I hate lava now. And rocks. And bats. So many bats...

Thank you so much for the useful advice! It'll save me a lot of head aches once I get further into the game, as if I haven't had enough of them already.



Thank you. And I really do hope It is as satisfying as you say it is!

I'm still playing Rune Factory 4, but at least I beat it! That final boss fight is so darned long!