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Topic	David ranks his top 100 games of all time, with write-ups
davidponte 02/21/17 12:10:23 PM #37:	86. Mega Man Legends (PSX) This is the second game on the list that I haven't beaten. Somehow, this game was my introduction to Mega Man, which is probably why it's important to me, despite the fact that I've never made any significant progress in it. As a kid, if I got stuck in a game for awhile, instead of moving on I'd just start over, and so I've probably played the first two hours of this game a dozen times. This game almost certainly is not very good, and not at all an accurate depiction of what Mega Man is, but every time I watch it being played in any capacity, I can't help but wish I had a copy in front of me to dive back into, even if it means just replaying the same two hours that I've played before. This is one of those games where if you asked me to play it right now, I wouldn't hesitate to accept, and maybe that's just because of nostalgia. Regardless, I think it deserves to be on the list. 85. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX: Tag Force (PSP) There have been large periods of my life that have revolved around playing the real version of this card game. As a kid, it was casual interest because of the TV show, but in middle school I discovered that the mall around me held casual tournaments, so for nearly a year I spent hours every Saturday and Sunday playing with people that were twice my age. In high school, I found a hobby shop near me that held slightly more serious tournaments, and every Sunday I'd spend hours competing there. I dropped the game altogether for years until two years ago I picked it back up more serious than ever, and managed to get good enough to finish near the top at my locals every weekend, until I realized that spending five hours playing cards every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday probably wasn't the best way to spend my time, or very fun for my girlfriend, so now I'm back to not playing. None of what I just rambled on has anything to do with this game, but there isn't much to say about a random Yugioh game released for the PSP. During the height of my middle school playing, this is what would keep me occupied during the week while I waited for the weekend. All of the Tag Force games are great games though, and none of the Yugioh games released since have been able to stack up to them. --- https://psnprofiles.com/Simmons-94 <cite>davidponte posted [p:873538709] in David rank... [t:75004138]...</cite> <quote>86. Mega Man Legends (PSX) This is the second game on the list that I haven't beaten. Somehow, this game was my introduction to Mega Man, which is probably why it's important to me, despite the fact that I've never made any significant progress in it. As a kid, if I got stuck in a game for awhile, instead of moving on I'd just start over, and so I've probably played the first two hours of this game a dozen times. This game almost certainly is not very good, and not at all an accurate depiction of what Mega Man is, but every time I watch it being played in any capacity, I can't help but wish I had a copy in front of me to dive back into, even if it means just replaying the same two hours that I've played before. This is one of those games where if you asked me to play it right now, I wouldn't hesitate to accept, and maybe that's just because of nostalgia. Regardless, I think it deserves to be on the list. 85. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX: Tag Force (PSP) There have been large periods of my life that have revolved around playing the real version of this card game. As a kid, it was casual interest because of the TV show, but in middle school I discovered that the mall around me held casual tournaments, so for nearly a year I spent hours every Saturday and Sunday playing with people that were twice my age. In high school, I found a hobby shop near me that held slightly more serious tournaments, and every Sunday I'd spend hours competing there. I dropped the game altogether for years until two years ago I picked it back up more serious than ever, and managed to get good enough to finish near the top at my locals every weekend, until I realized that spending five hours playing cards every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday probably wasn't the best way to spend my time, or very fun for my girlfriend, so now I'm back to not playing. None of what I just rambled on has anything to do with this game, but there isn't much to say about a random Yugioh game released for the PSP. During the height of my middle school playing, this is what would keep me occupied during the week while I waited for the weekend. All of the Tag Force games are great games though, and none of the Yugioh games released since have been able to stack up to them. --- https://psnprofiles.com/Simmons-94</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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