What are you playing right now?

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Actually Kuraudo777 was reffering to the harvest moon game I mentioned, not Marvel Heroes 2016. But don't worry, nobody's perfect anyway.

^I also found this! A wild Skitty appears!

I've been playing Medal Of Honor: European Assault.

This looks as if it could be the first FPS game in 20 years that I won't manage to finish. I chose it as an apparently 'straightforward' alternative to the sort of game which features idiotic boss levels and pointless, timewasting puzzles as part of its repertoire. When one gets to the closing stage of the last level, what does one find but a boss confrontation, and an absurdly difficult one at that? Check out the following ingredients:

1. You are locked into a small, enclosed space from which there is no escape until you have killed the Boss.

2. At the same time you are confronted by a never-ending stream of unfeasibly quick commandos, who can kill you with a single shot, and some of whom seem to spawn out of thin air.

3. Meanwhile the Boss (Von Schrader) machine guns you from a platform high above. He's almost impossible to see, never mind kill.

4. To make matters worse, this part of the level has a short time limit, which forces you to play in a rushed and desperate manner.

I'd be prepared to have at least a couple of hundred attempts to beat this final section, were it not for the fact that there are no save points within the level. Every time you fail, you have to start the whole thing again, which takes around half an hour. This is in my view an unforgiveable omission by the game designers, and one of several flaws which spoil an otherwise interesting game.

The person who posted this YouTube clip is presumably an experienced gamer, but barely makes it to the end, even though he or she is playing on the easiest of the four skill settings. What must 'hard' or even 'normal' be like?

Persona Q! Right now I'm working on the Persona 3 play through.

Seeing Elizabeth and Theodore working together is amusing me.

I am about to be play Hardcore team death match on Black ops 3

OMG THAT IS SO CUTE!! ! I WANT IT!! !! ~

^Well, I don't know if I have enough money for two Skitty and the game...Hmm. I could use the $50 I saved for Comic Con! Although...the tough part might come from explaining to my mum why I want two Skitty...I'll see what I can do. Except...what with school the way it is, I don't think I deserve any treats, or at least not until I graduate. Am I over-analyzing things, as usual?

Nope. It's called "being responsible instead of making impulse purchases"

It's probably a good thing.

Bah, responsibility. Who needs responsibility?

*buys something*

I wanna squeeze it! : D

Anyway, lately I've mostly been playing Postal 1, the game that Hatred shamelessly ripped off. It gets pretty crazy on the later levels when you're facing off against guys with body armor, heavy machine guns and shotguns, and the occasional annoying guy with a rocket launcher. They're the worst because their rockets knock you back, and in the time it takes for you to get back up, another rocket is likely to hit you. The only way to avoid them is to duck under their rockets, which means you can't shoot.

I honestly think Postal would have been more fondly remembered by people if it swapped the main character for a space marine, and the enemies for aliens, because it's actually pretty decent gameplay wise... but just too dark and edgy for some. There's also the fact that it had 90s "tank controls", but when you think about it, it's basically just like controlling Doom, only from a fixed overhead perspective.

trying to get through metroid prime without having the game freeze on me, like it did when playing version 0.00.

no glitches yet on version 0.02.

memory card crapped out after what had to have been 12 years of reliable gaming, everything lost. gamecubes themselves, they're durable f***ers.

doesn't mean you shouldn't take care of them, though.

Gosh, I'm really liking Friends of Mineral Town, but the clock seems like it's ticking WAY faster than the previous games. This is difficult to deal with.

^Time limits are the ban of my video gaming existence. I usually just ignore the clock in Rune Factory 4 and go by the sun.

I got Hyrule Warriors Legends on the 3DS, I really like the Wii U version so it felt like a no brainer that I would get the 3DS version. Specifically I have a New 3DS, which I hear is what is needed to make the game fun enough. It has some actual pretty goo points where you can command the other characters in your team to go to certain areas or attack certain enemies, and then you can switch to them, so I could get them to target something around the map and then switch to cause heavy damage without needing to run around the map, meaning you can logically juggle multiple aspects of the battle. And the new characters, have not played a lot yet, but I also downloaded the new characters to the Wii U including Linkle. Linkle is actually super fun, she has a charm I really like, such at the end of some attacks she makes the Zelda victory sound similar to Lana doing the theme song.

If you have the right console I might have recommended checking out Metroid Prime Trilogy on the Wii, which has all 3 of the Metroid prime console games. This was what I ended up downloading onto my Wii U from the e-shop when I decided to play every Metroid game (except pinball). It would probably be more stable, although there is a difference in that the controls are through the Wii remote, all 3 controlled like the third entry.

I'm trying to 100% Lego SW: The Complete Saga. I'm currently at 93.6%, those blue minikits are a pain in the ass and you know it if you've ever played that game.

Rocket League. I don't like cars, I don't like soccer, I don't like multiplayer games, but for some reason I like this game.