Re: Year in Review: 2004

Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote at 16:43 this Monday (GMT):

On Mon, 18 Mar 2024 15:30:12 -0000 (UTC), candycanearter07
<candycanearter07@candycanearter07.nomail.afraid> wrote:
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Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote at 02:23 this Monday (GMT):
I've only played a few of those on the list (HL2, maybe Halo 2) but I
did really like what I have played of HL2 (i never beat it on steam).
I'm sure some of my favorite GBA/DS/GC era games were released in
2004, but I don't feel like going through all of those right now.

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Here, let's see if I can help!
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I'm not big into the Nintendo scene (as you can probably guess from my
original list), but here's a selection of some of the more notable
titles released in 2004.
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Nintendo Portable games (GBA/DS)
Baldurs Gate: Dark Alliance; Crash Bandicoot Purple,
Final Fantasy I & II, Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones;
Grand theft Auto Advance; Legend of Zelda: Minish Cup;
Mario Golf Advance Tour, Mega Man Zero 3, Metroid: Zero
Mission; Pokeman Dash; Sonic Advance 3, Star Wars
Trilogy; Supar Mario 64 DS, Warrior War: Touched
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Nintendo GameCube
Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life; Legend of Zelda: Four
Swords; Mario Party 6; Mario Power Tennis; Metroid Prime
2 Echoes; Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door; Pikmin 2;
Tales of Symphonia; Viewtiful Joe 2
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Now that you have an idea of the games, tell us which ones you played
and enjoyed (or played and hated, or didn't even play ;-)

oo cool!
hmm..

Definitely a lot more I've actually played here.
Minish Cap was I think my first Zelda game? I really liked that one.
Though, it could've been Four Swords Adventure DS..
I did really enjoy the Sonic Advance trilogy, tho I still haven't beaten
it..
SM64DS and WW:T I never played back in the day, but I'm actually playing
nowadays on my 3ds! They're prtty fun.

Four Swords I did play/beat on the DS.
I only really played MP4 on the GC, unfortunately.
TTYD was the BEST GAME EVER i have beaten it 3 TIMES NOW

The others i didnt play.
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