Those Mario games have quite the challenge! Once you complete one you start to figure out the formula.

You're welcome btw!

@@GameFreak4Ever 100% agree! The one enemy that always gets me are the hammer bros. They seem to throw completely at random and, depending on their placement in a level, are incredibly cheap...

I play somewhere between 3-5 games at time. My level of focus to one game is not easy plus. I may get stuck on a certain part and want to come back to the game.

I definitely had to spend time with this topic and come up with some really good ideas. That's why some of these games are old.

I'm really bad with RPG's. I can put in so many hours but if I don't stop everything to focus on that one game then I can put it down for months. Currently Persona 5 is put on hold. Has to be at least 5 months or more.

The level of satisfaction on your face said it all when you beat the game. It kills me when I see someone breeze through what I struggled on. I guess that's how it is for others when they hear I completed a certain game that was a challenge for them.

That's crazy. Those time trials are a bitch! My hardest platinum is the GOW III. The "Challenge of the Gods" those trials are horrible. It took years to get that platinum trophy because of that. Even beating the game on hard mode wasn't as bad. After beating Poseidon which took me an hour to beat the rest of the game wasn't too bad. The scorpion gave me a pretty hard challenge. Max Payne 3 was my nightmare. I knew the difficulty was different from the amount of times I died. lol I eventually beat the game. Still have it on the PS3. You're a lowkey badass.

@@GameFreak4Ever I dont remember which gow it was but I do remember one of the challenge mode being hard. I clearly remember the elevator part in ascension being hard. And yea, the first time I played max payne 3 I found it hard even on normal difficulty, that's why for years, until last month, my trophy level only 10%. I always thought I'd never get the platinum especially after reading the guide and seeing the requirements for New York minute hardcore. But recently I just felt like, at the least, increasing my trophy percentage. So I got all the miscellaneous trophies and the difficulty related trophies, since at this point, I realize difficulty isnt that bad since it's a battle against AI, and with trial and error you'll get through it. But then I figured, why not at least go for the regular New York minute, where if you die you only get sent back to the beginning of the chapter. But after I didnt have that much of a problem with that mode except for chapter 13 and 14, I watched a few walkthroughs of nymhc and see what paths others took, as well as study where enemies will spawn. And it build up my confidence a bit, and so I just quit worrying and went for it. So I have to credit the videos I've seen and the tips I've read. I'm not too good of a gamer, i guess I'm just okay at following guides...

@@GameFreak4Ever And yet again, Max Payne 3 rears its head! Lol!

Another gap is our age. lol Its so weird out of all the Resident Evil games its the one I haven't played. That is definitely a gaming gap for sure.

@@GameFreak4Ever the oldest console I played when I was younger was the genesis. I remember playing sonic, and this game where you're on a ship fighting with swords from what I remember (i always think about that game and wonder what its called) then a phase with ps1 (mainly crash bandicoot 123, syphon filter 2 resident evil 3, rayman, driver. a game called apocalypse with bruce willis,) then it was ps2 for most of my childhood. Although I'm younger, I always admired older games, maybe because it's like a time machine and brings me back to a time I never lived. I bought a ps classic when it was on bargain, and modded it and put hundreds of old games I never played before from nes, snes, genesis, gameboy, even some arcade games.

It took me several months to be that game. I was in a bad place when that game came out. I wanted to enjoy the game. So I put it down for months until I got in the right head space.

Doesn't it feel good to finally beat those childhood games? Super Mario Bros Arcade version was ridiculous. Oh btw if you die on 6-3 and continue you have to start World 6 all over again. So you have to play it cool and don't die. lol

@@GameFreak4Everyea. I never beat any of the original super Mario's, I only got farthest in super mario 3, the ice world.

Crazy huh! You should have seen me when I beat Super Mario Bros Arcade Ver. I was losing my shit in the arcade. If you go to my IG page on December 18, 2018. Actually I DM you the link.

The idea of the switch is so amazing. The ability to play huge games like la noire on the go, but with a decrease in quality ofcourse.

@@edwin99901 true that's what I love about it

I can totally understand that. I got the game day one and beat it. I couldn't imagine that happening. It would make it harder to go back to. I got the Switch when it first came out and I played Super Mario Odyssey like crazy. (never beat it) Shortly after I sold it. Well back in March of this year I got the game again and now I am having to redo everything all over again. Its not one of those games you want to make a second run through. It has that one time experience for me personally. So its being completed in pieces. lol

@@GameFreak4Ever Agreed Odyssey is probably the Only Mario game I've completed but I couldn't imagine running through it again at least not right now