What are you playing right now?

[Nebbles]

I finished FE7 for the.... 5th time... so now it's onto finishing FE6! (Roy's game, for those who don't know)

[mikey]

#RoysNotMyBoy

[Nebbles]

I want to like Roy, but he's so mediocre as a unit... at least he's sorta precious.

[Dudeman]

It's here that I'm reminded that Sakurai portrayed Roy the way he did in Melee (backwards grip, more powerful at the hilt than the tip) because he thought Roy was a badass courageous no-holds-barred fighter. Then you play the game and it's like nope

[mastersuperfan]

#BoydsOurBoy

[WaluigiTime64]

I beat Mega Man III (GB). Not fun.

[LeviR.star]

I beat Mega Man III (GB). Not fun.

*Dust Man flashbacks*

Awesome, beating that game takes skill. Now you can try Mega Man IV. It's a bit easier.

Also, I made an arrangment for III you might like: Wily Stage 2

[Dudeman]

Dust Man

T R I G G E R E D

[WaluigiTime64]

I think the enemy placement was sadistic throughout the game, but the worst offenders were the shield attackers. For the record, I got a game-over from the last shield attacker in Dust Man's stage, because I had no time to respond. Cheap enemy placement at its finest.

[Nitro Indigo]

I got Spyro: A Hero's Tail on Saturday, but I still haven't played it because I keep getting distracted.

[mikey]

I'm A+ ranked in splatoon atm.  My goal is to hit S+ 99 and join a pro team and make lots of money playing competitive splatoon until I'm 30

[Hero of Trains]

If you dream it, you can achieve it, I believe in you NoS. Follow your dreams.

Also, The World Ends With You is a really good game, I'm almost done with it and I really like literally everything about it. The characters, world, combat system, all great. 10/10 would recommend.

[BlackDragonSlayer]

Playing Heroes Chronicles: Clash of the Dragons right now, for the first time. "Dragons of Rust" is such a brilliant scenario because it pits you against seemingly insurmountable odds, and the best solution is pretty much to bum rush your opponents so you can get access to the same resources they use against you (the titular Rust Dragons). The way the map is designed (giving you somewhat restricted access to Green Dragons, which are nowhere near as good as Rust Dragons) might suggest to the player that they have to spend a little bit of time building their own force of dragons before going on the offensive, but the game literally tells you that you should attack before your enemy builds up their army of Rust Dragons.

[Maelstrom]

When I have time, I've been playing NieR.
NieR is a strange game that doesn't want to change anyone's opinion of it. The game ends with a big reveal literally 5 minutes before the final boss, and not much happens after you beat him. After the credits, you're told that playing again will unlock a character's story. If you're done with the game, and want to move on, you won't play it. But, if you do, you'll experience the best the game has to offer. It puts you through the 2nd half of the game with the same enemy placements, health, and damage. But it adds around 50% more cutscenes and 3 text adventure segments that add so much to the game. You notice all the little details that pointed towards the reveal, and a few random lines that didn't make sense do now that you can understand the other person talking. It ends up turning every boss fight into a Xion-style boss fight. And then there's a new game ++ that changes even more which I'm about to start. Back to my first point: NieR doesn't want to change your opinion. If you didn't like the game, you won't play new game + and discover the best parts. But if you did like the game, you will, and will like it even more.

Honestly, all of Yoko Taro's games are like that.

[LeviR.star]

Playing Shovel Knight. Looked through the feats a bit. I love how they acknowledged that some people are unemployed and unmarried, considering that one of the feats includes beating the game without taking damage.