How is Lego City, overall?

Oh, I got Dream Land and Adventure swapped. I'm surprised you didn't mention how I got the special disc with Kirby's Adventure 2 on it as a result. theydonothing;

This is what happens when I update Backloggery at 3:00 in the morning. I'm going to attempt to fix it even though it's 4 now, but I know somehow I'm going to end up with the Game Gear version of Kirby 64 or something.

I'm pretty strict about my s too, assuming they don't force me to grind for too long. Take Super Paper Mario as an example. Getting all the cards or cooking all the food don't count simply because they take hours of running back and forth through town. (though minus Whacka, I have done that) Going through both pits once and the Sammer Guy tournament count, however, because that's actually a new part of the game. Getting 100% in a Metroid/Zelda game is required for , because it unlocks an ending scene and the ways you get the powerups add content to the game. EBA won't be until I beat it on Sweatin' and unlock/beat all 3 bonus songs, but beating it on Hard ROCK isn't needed because it's the same mode as Sweatin', only with smaller notes, and I don't ever need to play 99% the same game twice. Ultimately, games are games, and when they force me to do something I've already done to the point I no longer enjoy them, I don't accept that.

The only games that I have as that I don't think are complete are ones I simply can't play for whatever reason but have gotten a in. It would be annoying to mark them as when I've put many hours into some of them, and marking them as would frustrate me because I'd have no way to improve the (which is a huge part of the backloggery to me) without spending money. I would LOVE to replay WW and 100% it, or the same for DKCR and Rayman, but I can't.

Games like DKCR are why I have the excessive grinding clause in my 'about me'. I love that game, but if I had to do those stages the 20+ times each it would take for time trials, I would rage.

Gemini Rue takes a few hours to get you invested in the world and characters, but it's absolutely amazing after that initial investment. I feel the same about SMRPG, actually. It's still wonderful, but I'll take any Mario RPG that isn't PiT over it. Up against arguably the best game on the SNES, I'd drop it too.