Samurai shodown anthology wii training mode

#Samurai shodown anthology wii training mode update#

If extra difficulties or modes involve a tougher challenge like a speed run, not using weapons or not taking damage, they might not count depending on how much the game's difficulty goes up. For example, the Time Attack and Survival modes on fighting games normally don't unlock anything so they're not counted.

Playing and clearing extra modes isn't required for completion unless they unlock something. Speaking of endings, they only count if they're different from each other and not just slight variations if they're of the slight variation variety, then only the best ending counts for completion. They also don't count if nothing is unlocked and/or there's no different ending either. Harder difficulties are only considered if they offer a different experience other than just tougher enemies or less health for example, if they have different routes or enemies. I try to get all major items, collectables and/or achievements, but if some of them are impossible to obtain due to bugs, others are online-only (or multiplayer-only), and/or they take an insane amount of time and/or luck, then I only get what I can before marking it as completed. I mark games as considering the following: If I use '*', it means I beat or completed the game for the first time, and I haven't played it again since then. If I use '!', it means I've played the game before but I'm playing something new of it (maybe it's the first time I reach this point of the game, or the first time I play on a certain difficulty or game mode). (x): If I use '+' inside the parentheses, it means this is the first time ever I play this game.

#Samurai shodown anthology wii training mode update#

If I didn't make any significant progress, I played it just for kicks and/or I feel I won't be playing it again anytime soon, I might not update it. Xx/xx/xx: Whenever I played the game last. That said, I won't make myself playing anything I don't feel like playing at the moment. or I lose track of those unfinished games. L try to let less time pass from I start a game to when I finish it, or from when I finish a game to when I play its extras (for certain games), because when too much time passes I feel like starting over rather than play the extras and then I never get to them. Regarding beaten or completed games, I'll be removing them from the list after 2 weeks (when they're not highlighted anymore) if I don't plan on starting them over or play the post-game content anytime soon. Will I be able to do all those resolutions I wrote? We'll see in 2023!ДЄny games I add to the 'Now Playing' list will remain there until I beat/complete them, or if I don't play them at all in over 100 days. We just see it that way because nostalgia is a bitch. I don't want to say, they make great games now and sucked then, but I also want to be careful when I say they make awful games now and back then all was amazing. Except they got the formula for a successful game, back then, and they kinda lost it now. Konami with their Castlevanias and Contras was also just looking for a quick buck. I mean, look at Capcom, Resident Evil 3 and Code: Veronica are quickly produced sequels, not liquid old or anything. In general, I can see how companies try to go for profit more than anything, but they did the same back then too, only we were younger and they were not as good at it as they are today. I will catch up on their games eventually, but I guess my interests were elsewhere. Prince of Persia, as we talked about, I played some Splinter Cell. Honestly, I wouldn't be able to tell, since I haven't played many of their games back then. But probably their games have lost a bit. I have never been a big Activision fan, honestly, same for EA, but I think production-wise Ubisoft today is far better than Ubisoft of back in the days. I have to say, I loved Rareware during the Super Nintendo and Nintendo 64 days, nowadays they lost a bit of their touch (Sea of Thieves is great though!). I guess companies change over the years indeed. As a matter of fact, all of his Zelda videos are highly recommended. on Youtube? I think he did a good Video on The Minish Cap on his channel. It has gorgeous graphics and an amazing soundtrack though. The Minish Cap was short indeed, but since I didn't like it that much, it kinda seemed like it was dragging on for longer than needed. Far from perfect, sure, but I have some lovely memories connected to it, I am sure you will appreciate it. How are you doing with Beyond Good and Evil? You are right, it is not the longest game, but it is just glorious.