For me it’s mostly 2D platformers. Super Mario World, Yoshi’s Island, Yoshi’s New Island, and the original Sonic are the ones that come to mind. I can beat the original Puyo Puyo on Hardest too.
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Comic Jumper on XBLA. Underrated Twisted Pixel game.
Ooh, sounds fun. I like the ‘Splosion Man series a lot.
Also, I remembered that I’ve 100%-ed Kirby 64 and Kirby Squeak Squad. Does anyone know how to beat Dark Matter in Dream Land 2?
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Too many. I am an autistic faggot.
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Mostly the games that give you a reward or something for 100% completing it. Although I have done 100% runs on some games because I had time to waste like Yakuza 0 or New Vegas
Bloodstained, Symphony of the Night, Super Metroid, and a few others. I clearly spent my college years well.
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I don't know that I've ever 100%ed a game, I don't have that particular mental disorder.
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Half-life 2 and Portal. The only two games that I know better than the back of my hand. However they mainly bore me now so when I decide to have a go at HL2 in particular it just becomes a grind because I know exactly what and how it's all going to play out.
When I was a kid, my first games I completed 100% were the Spyro trilogy on PS1. Spyro 1 is still a casual good time and is fun to 100% in a binge sitting. (Though...I must pay my respects to Tree Tops, that level right there is a sudden rollercoaster of insanity and unintuitive level design)
Also Ratchet and Clank 1, 2, and 3 on PS2. Collected all the skill points and secret bolts and stuff and such. 3 was my favorite, such a joy to 100% and gain all day Insomniac Museum access without having to do a clock trick on the system.
I came super close to 100%ing the 2016 PS4 Ratchet and Clank but just got bored on grinding the weapon upgrades. Everything else is complete, just need to finish upgrading some weapons.
Also Ratchet and Clank 1, 2, and 3 on PS2. Collected all the skill points and secret bolts and stuff and such. 3 was my favorite, such a joy to 100% and gain all day Insomniac Museum access without having to do a clock trick on the system.
I came super close to 100%ing the 2016 PS4 Ratchet and Clank but just got bored on grinding the weapon upgrades. Everything else is complete, just need to finish upgrading some weapons.
I always 100% crash bandicoot games when I play them and i 100% majora mask cause it's my favorite game. The most pain in the ass ones I've done are rayman legands and donkey Kong 64
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100%ed every Spyro game on the PS1 and the first Jack and Daxter game, that's it. Now i'm lucky to just beat the story of one game a year.
Spyro: Reignited Trilogy and Guacamelee 2.
Every Need For Speed game by blackbox.
Except Prostreet. I got like 70+ and then gave up. I fucking hated the fact that you had to pay for repairs.
Except Prostreet. I got like 70+ and then gave up. I fucking hated the fact that you had to pay for repairs.
It seems there are other people who 100%ed the Spyro trilogy. I'm currently working on the Pokémon gen 3 National Dex and gen 8 Dex. I had a platinum trophy for Minecraft before they added the updates so that ruined it. 
Rayman 2 - actually never completed it until yesterday. I've been told the PC version (the one I play) is in fact the hardest to complete so idk if that had something to do with it.
The only games I've ever truly 100%ed are Super Mario World and Donkey Kong Country. The former might not count because of things like the fact that I used a blue Yoshi to get through tubular. The original Wario Land might also count if you ignore the fact that I sometimes use the "press select 16 times to activate the debug mode" trick. And I recently got 100 points on every non-extra level of the original Yoshi's Island, which is something I never thought I would be able to do.
