My first beaten game of 2025 is Thank Goodness You’re Here. This game reminds me of late 90s Cartoon Network shows with its gross out humor. This game is more of a walking simulator but I just had to keep playing to see what happened next.
@scully1888 Did you get a chance to see how the Switch 2 version runs? If it’s not as big of a downgrade I would love that version for the portability.
@PowerWashSim Is there a way to get back to the level I was on? I should be on the theatre level, but it put me back at the roller rink level and I don’t want to do that one again.
In our taxi headed to the @OnePieceAnime cafe in Las Vegas and I see @PinkGorillaLLC. I didn’t even realize you had a Vegas location! I told my wife we had to go! I’ve wanted to go ever since I followed them and @DSKoopa on here!
Game #13 beaten in 2025: Donkey Kong Bananza
An absolute blast! Loved the callbacks to DK Country, with each world feeling unique and fun to explore. Bananza forms were creative. DK’s expressive animations were a highlight. Going back for all the Banana Gems!
My first beaten game of 2025 is Thank Goodness You’re Here. This game reminds me of late 90s Cartoon Network shows with its gross out humor. This game is more of a walking simulator but I just had to keep playing to see what happened next.
Game #12 beaten in 2025: Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth
Great balance, smoother job system, and heartfelt Kiryu moments. Memoirs of a Dragon hit hard. Not every returning character felt needed, but the dual narrative with Ichi & Kiryu was fantastic. An emotional, worthy sequel.
@RetroGamer_Mag I played a lot of Rockstar games on the 360. I had the collection that included Red Dead, LA Noire, Midnight Club LA, and GTA IV. I love how Rockstar makes their open world games interesting and really made them with the money when I was a poor bachelor right out of college.