Popular Post Undead Wolf Posted November 28, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 28, 2019 #294 - Mercenary Kings Imperium Mandragora Island is now your dominion. I've been playing this on and off for a couple of months now with my buddy @Redgrave. It's a side scrolling "shoot 'em up" reminiscent of Contra, just with an added weapon crafting/resource gathering system. I had my fair share of frustrations going after the platinum and there are things that definitely could be improved (such as a better objective marker on the map that distinguishes between side objectives and main objectives). There's a lot of fun that can be had here, though, especially when you start acquiring the good weapon parts. It's pretty cool how much variety there is. I can't say I loved the game, but I'm glad I played it. 13 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post chester_abellera Posted November 28, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 28, 2019 Horizon Zero Dawn ? To keep it short and simple: I initially thought that getting the Ultra Hard trophy would be...ultra hard, but nope. None of it felt like a chore. I enjoyed every second of that gorgeous game. Combat, Visuals, Music and overall writing, I've only got good things to say about that game and I absolutely can't wait for what Guerilla Games has in store for Aloy and the various tribes in the sequel. 11 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post ZoutjeNL Posted November 28, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 28, 2019 Platinum #16 Dark Souls Remastered Enjoyment: 9 Difficulty: 6 Previously completing all the Dark Souls games on the PC I set a goal to complete them all on the PS4 aswell. Dark Souls is one if not my favourite franchise of all time. Because of this I felt Thanksgiving was a perfect day to get the plat. I am thankfull for what From Software has changed to the gaming scene. So many great games are inspired by mechanics of Dark Souls nowadays. I like a fair challenge in games so Dark Souls is right up my alley. It was a great blast from the past playing this over again. The bossfights might not shine as much compared to the newer From Software games but this game has one if not the best world in my opinion. How everything is connected is brilliant. And this also reminded my hate for the Bed of Chaos. Gladly that is one of the only annoyances I had. If you are like me and at some day are curious if the Dark Souls games are for you I can only suggest to give it a go. If you get more familiar with the games you might find a new love that you always thought was too hard for you. Dark Souls is one of these games that punish your mistakes. Keep calm and learn from your mistakes and you do it! It also helps to praise the sun. I am definitely planning to complete DS2 SOTF and 3 at some point. Great franchise! 10 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Masamune Posted November 28, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 28, 2019 (edited) The N. Trepid Crash Bandicoot! Collect all the Crash Bandicoot Trophies. Difficulty: 8/10 (would've been at most a 6.5 if not for "The High Road") Enjoyment: 7/10 (would've been at least an 8 if not for "The High Road") Playtime: N/A (3 days, 9 hours, 45 minutes) Screenshot: Spoiler Never would I have thought Crash Bandicoot of all things would be one of the hardest plats on my account. ? At first I thought they made the game harder than the PS1 version since they messed with the mechanics some (which made The High Road a living hell to go through), but if I'm not mistaken, didn't you only have one chance to do the bonus rounds back on the PS1? If that's the case, that would've been excruciating on some of the levels... so that's one change I definitely welcomed. The difficulty of this plat definitely lives up to its reputation, obviously the hardest part of the plat is getting a gold relic in all the stages (thankfully it's only gold, platinum would be damn well near impossible). Most of the stages are pretty fun & not that hard with some practice, however a select few are just nauseating to get the relic on, namely Native Fortress, Road to Nowhere, Sunset Vista, & The High Road... those are the big 4, the first 3 took me probably around an hour each of practicing to beat, that final one though... at least 5 hours of hell for that (& I only managed to reach the end twice during that time). ? I even saved a recording of my run, which was only like 20 milliseconds from failing the gold relic... Never again. Edited November 28, 2019 by Masamune 16 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Fleks_Mhteam Posted November 28, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 28, 2019 #254 CALADRIUS BLAZE FLY CALADRIUS! Enjoyment: 10/10 ( I did the game on ps3 years ago in the Japanese version and it was a delight getting back to it ) Difficulty: 4/10 ( this is a personal estimate and I am feeling at ease with the genre, for people not used to schmups this will likely be a 7 or higher) Time to Platinum: 15 Hours 11 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Desmuria Posted November 28, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 28, 2019 (edited) Welp, I'm back again with another handful of games that were rotting in my backlog. I aimed to get most of them cleared before the New Year, but I didn't realise how deep my backlog goes until now. Wishful thinking on my part? Most definitely! #226 - Steins;Gate 0 To the Promised Place 100% Completed Steins;Gate 0. Enjoyment: 7/10 Difficulty: 1/10 I originally completed this VN on my PS Vita back in January. In my post in this topic, I said that I would happily buy the game again on my PS4 if it went on sale. That's exactly what I did! I didn't bother reading the story again, so I just whizzed through the endings and voila! Highly recommended game, though. I enjoyed it a lot. #227 - CHAOS;CHILD Super-Perfectionst Mastered Chaos;Child Enjoyment: 6/10 Difficulty: 2/10 Both Steins;Gate and Steins;Gate 0 are brilliant stories with excellent characters. Chaos;Child follows the same path, but has a bit more of horror and fan service. While I'm making comparisons to Steins;Gate, this game is a lot longer to complete as you have to see every positive and negative trigger. The triggers bring a new and refreshing take to decision making, but it pained me that I had to see all of them. As Chaos;Child is a sequel to Chaos;Head, it makes reference to its predecessor a lot and I felt rather lost with it all. It's still a vibrant and fun game to play, so I recommend it for fans of Chaos;Head and/or Steins;Gate (if you don't mind a longer game). #228 - Scheming Through The Zombie Apocalypse: The Beginning Platinum Scavenger Get all other trophies. Enjoyment: 7/10 Difficulty: 1/10 Oh man, where do I even start with this game? It's a Ratalaika game, so it's dead easy. All you need to do is select different dialogue options. The script is full to the brim with profanity and pop culture references, so it made me laugh a lot. Hank and Larry, the protagonists, were a rather amusing duo and I'd like to see more of them in future games. This game sort of plays like Knee Deep, which I played aaaages ago. If you like dirty humour and lots of swearing in an amusing script, this game is definitely for you. #229 - One Night Stand One Night Stand Get all other trophies Enjoyment: 6/10 Difficulty: 1/10 Ever had a wild night on the town and woke up naked next to a complete stranger the following morning? I can't say that I have... until now! One Night Stand is exactly what it says on the tin. You wake up and there's a random girl sleeping next to you. It's time to steal her panties and stalk the shit out of her by accessing her laptop and reading her notebook, of course! All you have to do is select various dialogue options and interact with items in her room to obtain the different endings. Pretty simple stuff. An easy platinum and an awkward walk of shame afterwards. Perfect! #230 - Sagebrush Perfect Heaven Get all the trophies Enjoyment: 7/10 Difficulty: 2/10 Even though the platinum image being pretty naff, this is actually a really decent walking simulator. The only thing I wish is that it had updated graphics like Everybody's Gone to the Rapture. The story, without spoiling anything, is about the Perfect Heaven Cult and the tragedy that befell its members. Despite the game being set on Black Sage Ranch with a lot of buildings, the path to the end is extremely linear. All you have to do is listen to 12 audio tapes and collect different items to progress through the story. All in all, it's a quick and simple walking simulator with a dark and eye-opening story about religious cults. #231 & #232 - FoxyLand Platinum Fox Get all other trophies. Enjoyment: 8/10 Difficulty: 2/10 Okay, okay. This one was not in my backlog, because it's just been released. After the heavy story of Sagebrush, I needed something a little lighthearted and this did the trick! Plus, I couldn't resist! I love foxes and I love platformers! I really enjoyed this little game a lot. The platforming is easy-peasy. You only have to complete 20 levels by collecting all the gems. Recommended if you're after a cheap, easy platinum and/or you like cute platformers. #233 & #234 - Deep Space Rush Platinum DeTeam Get all other trophies Enjoyment: 7/10 Difficulty: 1/10 I edited this post because I figured I'd play another game before bedtime. This platinum is so freakin' easy, you can obtain it in about 15-20 minutes. You just have to shoot 100 enemies and complete 100 levels, which take about 5-10 seconds to complete each. If you die, the levels accumulate, so you don't even have to start over. You'll also get trophies for spending coins in the shop and... that's it! Dead easy platinum. Pretty fun shooter game. I'm still not done with my backlog yet, so I'm going to keep going and I'll post again once I've made another dent. If anyone knows where I can find a full text walkthrough for Kotodama: The 7 Mysteries of Fujisawa, I'd be grateful! Edited November 28, 2019 by Desmuria 8 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
percy547389126yv Posted November 28, 2019 Share Posted November 28, 2019 (edited) #460 PS4 version of FoxyLand Edited November 28, 2019 by percy547389126yv 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post CalicoReidso Posted November 28, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 28, 2019 Prince of Persia: Warrior Within Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones That's the Prince of Persia collection done What a roller coaster ride it was. Happy Days Monster Jam: Path of Destruction I decided to play this because I had played Monster Jam: Battlegrounds a while back and that was a very good challenge 9 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Riv1404 Posted November 28, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 28, 2019 Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Difficulty:4/10 Playtime: 25+ Enjoyment: 6/10 14 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AmazingGamer334 Posted November 28, 2019 Share Posted November 28, 2019 Plat #10 Knack 2 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post SnakeonaBoat Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 #17 Elder God Mortal Kombat 11 Just wanna give thanks this holiday for my newest plat! By far the easiest of the MK games to complete, but I'm more than happy to have one for one of my favorite franchises. 14 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post StilRh Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 Plat #166 Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout Time: 30 hours ish Difficulty: 4/10 - while there are some hard fights it is very easy compared to other atelier games, plus you have difficulty slider and the gem based mechanics to boost your gear to potentially abuse Fun: 8/10 A perfect get away from reality game. Beautiful story and cast in nice slice of life meets stave off potential apocalypse plot. Battle mechanics are pretty fun for their first real take on ATB system and the alchemy system overhaul was appreciated - it feels in depth but respectful of my time (earlier games had me farming, theory crafting and going through synth chains for a-g-e-s at times - the gem and bottle systems are good ways to manage this). 14 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Oturan Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 Platinum Weekend- Get all other trophies 9 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Riv1404 Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint Difficulty:4/10 Playtime: 25+ Enjoyment: 4/10 10 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Redgrave Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 #162: Imperium - Mercenary Kings I was expecting this to be a bit more like Metal Slug at least in terms of level design but it was nice that it was its own thing. Some of the platforming was a bit much though and I really didn't think the resource farming was necessary but making the OP guns was cool. After having it for so long it was nice to be able to play it with @Undead Wolf 16 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post percy547389126yv Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 #461 Shining Resonance Refrain 10 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post thefinalboss_666 Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 #63 Far Cry New Dawn Conqueror Difficulty: 3/10 Enjoyment: 5/10 Time: 30 hours* *(I had to do almost 2 whole playthroughs because my file got deleted) 12 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post damage_6-9 Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 In the last 3 days, I popped these: #470- Jigsaw Zen #471- Super Wiloo Demake #472- Habroxia PS4 AS- (trophy #16,000 & PSN lvl 80) #473- Metagal Vita AS #474- Deep Space Rush Vita AS #475- Football Game Vita AS #476- Himno Vita AS #477- Habroxia Vita AS #478- Gravity Duck Vita AS (PSN lvl 81 & Vita plat #200) 10 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Dargzler Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 Grand Theft Auto 3 King of Liberty City Difficulty 3/10 Enjoyment 6/10 Most of the enjoyment for this game comes from nostalgia, I remember playing this a lot when I was a kid, this game was a pioneer for opening world 3D games at the time but it has aged badly so I cannot recommend to new players unless you play on PC with some visual improvements. 20 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post sona_11 Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 #87 Vampyr : Time is on my side Difficulty : 6 / 10 Enjoyment : 5 / 10 Since I like vampires I decided to play this game. I wasn't really expecting anything, but I still got disappointed. The game's story has really good start, but then it takes a really bad turn. Also, the loading, freezing screen and some glitches isn't helping either. Some trophies are really overwhelming since you need to be careful not to bite any citizens. There are around 75 collectibles that you need to look for, and some of them you have to kill citizens to get them ( which was so hard for me ). 11 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Ala-Arska Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 (edited) Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines Clean Sweep Earn all the trophies A pre-Platinum, in-game screenshot, since the game doesn't allow "normal" screenshots. Thanks, game! Jesus Christ almighty is this game long or what?! Well, slap my ass and call me Sally, it's a friggin' marathon. Way over 200+ hours for me, grinding for every inch Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines got me mentally exhausted, broken and hateful towards trophies and hunting them. What started as fun, interesting way of clearing dungeons and raising offsprings, ended up being a slow, endless crawl. Basically, you get a clan member by mating a god or another clan's member, or adopting one from another clan. Then you'll have to grind with them in dungeons in order to level them up. Then you'll mate that person with another god/member etc... There's a life span for every clan member, between 18-24 months. Most actions and dungeons take at least one month to clear, so you have to be efficient each and every month if you want to make progress with future offsprings. THEN you have to keep a steady supply of available clan members, supply them and watch them die. Over and over again Main story itself is nothing spectacular, just pissed off gods getting their asses handed to them. And lots of Festivals. It's those Goddamn trophies that make Oreshika so Goddamn motherf**king painful. Beating every 30+ god 3 times each, accumulating 10,000,000 Ryo, living 100 years with the clan... Especially the 100 years-trophy. Half of it was rushing through months as fast as I could. That half took me "only" 11 straight hours I did go through a truckload of different music while killing myself and my clan members slowly. Here are the albums for no-one to care: Aerosmith: Permanent Vacation (1987) Stevie Nicks: Rock a Little (1985) Fleetwood Mac: Behind the Mask (1990) Babymetal: Babymetal (2014) (at this point I was starting to lose it) Slayer: South of Heaven (1988) Spice Girls: Spice (1996) Judas Priest: Painkiller (1990) Johnny Cash: Live at Folsom Prison (1968) Panic! At the Disco: Death of a Bachelor (2016) The other half lasted about (50 years x 12 months/year x 20~ish min/month) 200 hours. Fun times I'll never get back. Worst of it all was watching the unskippable mating/baby born/clan member dying- scenes. Try listening 200 hours of baby-Mario crying in Yoshi's Island (SNES) and simultaneously staring at a blank, beige wall and I'll still envy you Tolerating the game's "sidekick" advisor Kochin wasn't picnic either. Much like Zelda's Navi whining "Hey, listen!" while being tortured and raped. O: TB definitely ain't suitable for a casual stroll. Whether in it just for the story or for the whole nine yards, Oreshika welcomes you if you're looking for a time-sensitive, micro management (and turn)-based JRPG. It just sucks you very, very dry Edited November 29, 2019 by Ala-Arska 27 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Dokusha Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 #107: Spirit Hunter: NG (No moment-of-platinum screenshot because this is one of those games that blocks screencaps after the prologue, booooooo!) Sequel to last year's criminally underappreciated horror adventure Death Mark (which was retroactively titled Spirit Hunter: Death Mark), NG appears to be similarly overlooked, and I find that a crying shame. These are really, really good Japanese horror stories with more classic adventure game gameplay (exploration, item-based puzzles, logic challenges) than your average contemporary visual novel, boatloads of creepy atmosphere, and horror that relies more on tension and suspense than on outright jumpscares. That's not to say there aren't any jumpscares, but they are used rarely - which I quite appreciate. The premise is that you're a sullen delinquent high schooler living alone in a dingy little apartment, occasionally hosting your adorable little cousin Ami. Little Ami calls you 'big brother' and wants nothing more than to spend time with you, so yes, she's essentially Nanako from Persona 4. Your peaceful days are doomed to come to an end, however, as a creepy doll calling itself Kakuya appears one night, spirits Ami away and forces you to "play with it forever and ever", and if you don't go along with the malevolent doll's wishes, well, say goodbye to Ami... And so you begin hunting spirits alongside a colourful cast of companions. It's these companions that make NG shine: whereas I felt predecessor Death Mark had a rather perfunctory cast, with shallow characters that were there mostly to serve the plot rather than to exist as believable people, NG's characterisation is a lot stronger. It's very easy to care about these people, and indeed Ami is mostly adorable rather than cloying or irritating. I actively wanted to rescue her from Kakuya's clutches. The spirits themselves are also better this time around, if you ask me. Their designs are a lot more creepy (I found that roughly half of the DM spirits looked somewhat goofy, truth be told), and their backstories are suitably disturbing and tragic to serve your horror story needs. I do wonder if developer Experience ended up running out of money halfway through development, though, as the last few spirits have much shorter investigation sequences and smaller environments to explore than the excellent first three did. Considering how they've recently turned to a crowdfunding campaign to attempt to get a third installment off the grounds, I think there's merit to this idea. Trophy-wise, NG is fairly simple - achieve all endings, and you're set for the platinum, basically. Since actually playing the game is a tad more involved than merely reading text and selecting an occasional dialogue option, those who look to buy visual novels solely to force-skip through them for an easy 100% might find themselves disappointed here, but as a fan of the genre, I personally don't recommend that approach anyway. If you have but a passing interest in the idea of a gripping J-horror story, please do look into the Spirit Hunter series! These games deserve more love. 19 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Bumperklever Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 #105 Accounting+ (PSVR) ATROPHY Date Achieved: 29 November 2019Rarity: Uncommon (42-43%)Enjoyment: 7/10 This is a really short VR [experience] from the makers of the all so great Trover, which I adore. It has his humourish, creepy and really dark moments. Other then that there is not much to say about the game. Since it's short, there is no excuse to not play it if you have a PSVR. As a side note: I have the game on physical by LRG and I believe it is probably the best physical release they did! The box and cd are just so cute. 11 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Dauersack Posted November 29, 2019 Popular Post Share Posted November 29, 2019 (edited) Bastion #37: You Done Good (11,92% rarity) !: (TLDR further down) Bastion is an indie game that has been sitting in my backlog for literal years, completely ignored since it was just one of many games I casually got through psplus years back without really knowing much about it. Turns out it was a sin to neglect this gem for all these years. The game is an action rpg that gives you control over your character, just called "The Kid" by the narrator, while seeing him from above. You have two weapons with you at all times (at least from the point on when you actually unlock your second weapon) as well as a special skill you can use whenever you have "black tonic" that functions as ammo for the special skill, and of course your trusty shield to block or counter attacks. You also have a limited number of healing tonics that serve as the usual health potion. You can refill both of them during the levels by killing enemies, smashing crates or just finding them lying around. So far so normal aside from the alcohol names for normal rpg stuff. What stands out immediately is that you move your character around floating islands and platforms that only just manifest when you get close to the edges, which looks great and feels oddly satisfying to watch, it can also work against you as the floors crumble all around you in several levels while you try to escape while tackling the enemies presented to you. The games playing right after a big disaster, the so called "Calamity", destroyed most of the known world and killed almost every living being aside from the monsters you are facing. The overall goal is to go from level to level and collect items to rebuild a floating island structure called The Bastion, which gets organized by the old character Rucks, who also serves as a narrator for the story and the gameplay. This narrator is one of the best things that could have happened to the game, he has this deep voice and talks like an old, battle hardened and alcohol loving action hero. He describes things in a rather humerous way, talking about everything from what motivates the characters and the enemies to what you are making the character do at the moment, be it standing around at certain points, backtracking or going on a rampage against the environment to find more tonic, he will also give you the backstory of the world, the characters, the weapons you are using and everything else in due time. Gameplay wise this game was a lot of fun. It had a lot of enemy variety given that it is not all that long of a game and the 12 weapons, of which you could pick and use 2 each before entering a level, meant vastly different experiences depending on your choices. The over 15 special skills turned into an even more varied experience, containing rpg standards like throwables as well as more unique ones like summoning creatures or doing a unique thing with one of your current weapons. Going from level to level, collecting new weapons, gathering currency to upgrade weapons or buy new things with and being able to construct new buildings for your bastion that would help you in the upcoming levels was a very nice concept. The buildings unlocked new mechanics like a Distillery with all sorts of funny alcohol variants that granted you passive effects, or a shrine that you could chose weird deities from that would buff your enemies in various ways in exchange for granting you more rewards, which meant the base levels were as difficult as you wanted them to be, especially in new game plus since all 10 deities could be chosen pretty much from the beginning. The proving grounds you could practice your weapons on and try to beat records for additional rewards also was a nice touch. The game was not all that challenging until it came to the bonus worlds you had to defeat with all 10 deities activated in order to get trophies for the platinum, the Stranger level was the longest and toughest one and it had me on the edge of my seat a few times, very fun and challenging, also very satisfying after you survive the double boss fight in the last round. The graphics are obviously not amazing, but the game looks atmospheric and has a lot of attention to detail, I also happen to like the artstyle so I was golden even without current gen realistic graphics. The narrator does a great job to give the game life and he gets supported by an absolutely amazing soundtrack that contains everything from ballads to guitar all the way to slow western music or one of the side characters singing a tune, and that outro song after the story culminated gave me goosebumps. I won't talk too much about the story since spoiling it to people who didn't play the game would be a shame, let's just say it is rather simple but still managed to be emotional and it really feels meaningful, the only flaw I would add here is that the characters are not all that fleshed out. So minor things aside, is this game close to being flawless for what it is...? No, it sadly has one weakness that is hard to overlook, even if it only appeared occasionally. For some reason the games performance would tank occasionally, especially with too many enemies being there or during one of the bossfights, it made the last challenge a hell of a lot harder than it needed to be and reached downright unplayable diashow levels on two occasions, though restarting it solved the issue for me. Seems that didn't happen to everyone, but it would be dishonest not to mention it. TLDR: All in all a very nice gaming experience. The game is unique, fun, has a dynamic difficulty, is quite challenging if you go for the platinum, emotional story, amazing soundtrack, a few interesting ideas that work well here, and the artstyle is a plus for me too. The fact that it has so many different weapons and strategies to play it while also being on the shorter side means it does not overstay its welcome in any way. The platinum required a second playthrough and since there are two endings I was happy to oblidge, with what you learn over the course of the first playthrough you get a different view on some things so seeing it a second time improved it for me overall, and the Vigils gave me a few additional small challenges for the second playthrough. If it weren't for the occasional framerate issues I would only have very small nitpicks for this great game, though these are not guarenteed to occur. This game gets my recommendation, it is usually in store for 15€, which is a good price for it but it can drop much lower on sales, if you haven't played it yet and are looking for something to play that does not need too much commitment, this is definitely a very good choice. It makes my top 3 list for great gaming experiences this year so far together with Mount&Blade:Warband and Spyro Reignited Trilogy. 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shxrpay Posted November 29, 2019 Share Posted November 29, 2019 Past week: #66: Football Game #67: One Night Stand #68: MechaNika #69: Scheming Through the Zombie Apocalypse: The Beginning #70: Hero Express #71: Timothy vs the Aliens all NA ps4 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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