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Such a damn good game. Making me want to bust it out. I wish I still had my physical copy.

1) Pokemon Alpha Sapphire (Completed Hoenn Dex) 2) Mega Man X(Legacy Collection) 3) Mega Man X2(Legacy Collection) 4) Metroid Dread (100%) Hell of a game. Really good Super Metroid/Fusion follow-up with a lot of fun exploration and some cool boss fights. Definitely wasn't bothered by the E.M.M.I.'s, but I did have to look up two of the shinespark secrets because I wanted to confirm they were physically possible the way I was trying to do them. Part of me wishes the final boss was a tad harder, and I could honestly go for another 3-5 hours of exploration progress, but I think designing it this way will make it a treat for speedrunners, and even though that's not really my thing, I know how it important it is for that community. Plus, it gives motivation to play through it again even if it's just to bullshit for a few hours like I do with Metroid/Super Metroid every 8 or so months. Story spoiler

Truer words have never been spoken. I love the Warioland games so much.

I'm excited watching you play through these, even if I'm a heathen that loves the original Metroid for exactly what it is.

1) Pokemon Alpha Sapphire (Completed Hoenn Dex) 2) Mega Man X(Legacy Collection) 3) Mega Man X2(Legacy Collection) Just beat it about an hour ago. Arguably better than the first one in a few departments. Bosses are mostly harder, especially without the weaknesses, and the inclusion of the X-Hunters and the side plot there made the game feel a bit more epic. Story-wise, the end is kind of meh, and Zero and the first version of Sigma are surprisingly pretty easy. But needing to hit the final form of Sigma with the full charge in order to do damage made that last part a pain in the ass. I think music is overall better, too. Might doodle around on X3, but it's not a priority of mine.

1) Pokemon Alpha Sapphire (Completed Hoenn Dex) 2) Mega Man X(Legacy Collection) Found an 8BitDo SNES controller at my job and decided to test it out on my Switch. This turned into me beating Mega Man X within 24 hours. Maybe the first time I actually beat the final form of Sigma? It's hard to remember because the ending wasn't really familiar to me. Still one of my favorite games of all time. Mostly a breeze for me to get through these days after playing for a long time, but Sigma took quite a few tries. Currently in the middle of X2. First time I've ever played through this far. I unfortunately missed a Zero part, but that technically means more content to enjoy. Currently going through the final X-Hunter stages. I may follow-up with X3, but I kinda want to move on to other games.

1) Pokemon Alpha Sapphire (Completed Hoenn Dex) This took about 130 hours. Completed all the major post-game content, caught every Pokemon that could be found in the wild, and grabbed all the legendaries part of the Hoenn dex. Elite Four was pretty easy, but Steven gave me trouble for a few rounds. I had a crop of about 8 Pokemon I trained solidly and regularly used, but my two aces were Sceptile and Ninetales, with a side helping of Sharpedo. I didn't bother with the Battle Resort past getting items I needed for trade evolutions, because that seemed like too much of a time sink. Getting Jirachi turned out to be relatively easy. Getting Groudon without trading my Kyogre was tedious. Required a lot of patience, and I had almost gave up before someone finally responded to a message of mine on gamefaqs and they not only traded me a Groudon, but helped me take care of my trade evolutions. That was dope. Thinking I'm moving on to Bravely Default next.

I know for a while they were doing a bundle deal on the PSN where you could get both for a comparably cheap price, but I'm not sure if it's still available/available anywhere else.