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TruckOSaurus on 11 December 2015
S.Peelman said:
#21
Looking at the antagonist, it seems like you're looking in the mirror. Suit's a different color though, but it's yours that's actually wrong somehow. Even though encounters with this, usually slow-moving, antagonist are scripted, when the light dims a little, it gets really tense!

Hint 2: It haunts you, every step of the way in this space-station.

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption





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Mr_No on 11 December 2015

#20: The only game in the entire series where you can hunt monsters.



Cloudman on 11 December 2015

Oh goodness, hint 20#

A new game that released this year, it was one I barely heard of, but quickly exploded on the net, generating a whole lot of buzz. I had so many friends tell me to play it, comparing it to Earthbound. Eventually I played it, and it became one of my most loved games ever! Excellent music, lovable characters, a very unique battle system, and a very unique experience that will make you laugh, and maybe even cry by the end x ) This was truly a unique and enjoyable game this year, from start to finish...



 

              

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TruckOSaurus on 11 December 2015
Cloudman said:
Oh goodness, hint 20#

A new game that released this year, it was one I barely heard of, but quickly exploded on the net, generating a whole lot of buzz. I had so many friends tell me to play it, comparing it to Earthbound. Eventually I played it, and it became one of my most loved games ever! Excellent music, lovable characters, a very unique battle system, and a very unique experience that will make you laugh, and maybe even cry by the end x ) This was truly a unique and enjoyable game this year, from start to finish...

Undertale?





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Cloudman on 11 December 2015
TruckOSaurus said:
Cloudman said:
Oh goodness, hint 20#

A new game that released this year, it was one I barely heard of, but quickly exploded on the net, generating a whole lot of buzz. I had so many friends tell me to play it, comparing it to Earthbound. Eventually I played it, and it became one of my most loved games ever! Excellent music, lovable characters, a very unique battle system, and a very unique experience that will make you laugh, and maybe even cry by the end x ) This was truly a unique and enjoyable game this year, from start to finish...

Undertale?

Pin pon! : D





 

              

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Clyde32 on 11 December 2015

#21 - Final dungeon does not require you to explore the entire thing.



theRepublic on 11 December 2015
Teeqoz said:
Smeags said:

#24: Disney's Epic Mickey

Platform
2010

Do you have that one game that's "yours"? That one game that you feel like belongs only to you? Maybe it's underappreciated or even forgotten by everyone else, but you yourself love that game. And that fact makes you cherish it even more. Well Disney's Epic Mickey is that game for me. The game definitely has its faults (a N64-era quality camera system being the biggest one), but even despite those, I really do adore this game and what it is. For any classic Disney fan, the game is a dream come true with its homage to all things Mickey and Disney, as the world itself is where forgotten Disney lands and characters live. It's so apparent that this game was a project of love, and that really does translate into a game that stands out. And I can't forget the incredible soundtrack by James Dooley (check it out!). In the end, Disney's Epic Mickey can feel like a secret that only I know about and love. And in some ways, that makes the game even more special to me. Still, I wont mind if you happen to love the game as well!


This was the reason why I bugged my parents about getting a Wii. I ended up never completing the first stage of it :-3

What?!? Why?



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Teeqoz on 11 December 2015
theRepublic said:
Teeqoz said:
Smeags said:

#24: Disney's Epic Mickey

Platform
2010

Do you have that one game that's "yours"? That one game that you feel like belongs only to you? Maybe it's underappreciated or even forgotten by everyone else, but you yourself love that game. And that fact makes you cherish it even more. Well Disney's Epic Mickey is that game for me. The game definitely has its faults (a N64-era quality camera system being the biggest one), but even despite those, I really do adore this game and what it is. For any classic Disney fan, the game is a dream come true with its homage to all things Mickey and Disney, as the world itself is where forgotten Disney lands and characters live. It's so apparent that this game was a project of love, and that really does translate into a game that stands out. And I can't forget the incredible soundtrack by James Dooley (check it out!). In the end, Disney's Epic Mickey can feel like a secret that only I know about and love. And in some ways, that makes the game even more special to me. Still, I wont mind if you happen to love the game as well!


This was the reason why I bugged my parents about getting a Wii. I ended up never completing the first stage of it :-3

What?!? Why?

 

I'm not really sure....



CWegzz on 11 December 2015
mZuzek said:
theRepublic said:

mZuzek said:

 Nah, screw it. It's Ori and the Blind Forest.

I have heard good things about that game.  Problem is I am not planning on buying an Xbox One and my PC is a ten year old piece of crap.

Yeah, I got it on PC and thought it would do just fine, but to my surprise despite it being a 2D indie game I did have some performance issues. My PC isn't a ten year old piece of crap though, so it wasn't too aggravating.

mZuzek said:
So, up next:

#21 - In this post-apocalyptic game, the main source of electricity is fish.

Come on guys, you all know this one.

Splatoon



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S.Peelman on 11 December 2015
Clyde32 said:
#21 - Final dungeon does not require you to explore the entire thing.

Twilight Princess.

TruckOSaurus said:
S.Peelman said:
#21
Looking at the antagonist, it seems like you're looking in the mirror. Suit's a different color though, but it's yours that's actually wrong somehow. Even though encounters with this, usually slow-moving, antagonist are scripted, when the light dims a little, it gets really tense!

Hint 2: It haunts you, every step of the way in this space-station.

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption

 

Huh, I guess that could work. There's another game in this franchise where these hints apply though!

And the multiquote works like a charm. Great!