TheGameCollector

I'm actually surprised that version of Marvel Ultimate Alliance hadn't been played on the tracker yet. Has it ever been played on here for any of the other systems? There is a website called MarvelMods that lets you download characters and edit the PC version to play as those custom characters. X-Men Legends II PC version as well. I'd like to replay those on there sometime and do that. They even have characters from all kinds of random other series like Goku, Vegeta, Luigi, Sonic, Batman and Kain. It could also be that the game is from 2006 so everyone played it that year when it came out and just chose not to revisit it by the time we started doing trackers.

This last week I played: Marvel: Ultimate Alliance for PS2 - 828 minutes Progress: I started a new file on Easy mode and made it to Chapter 4. I have unlocked all the characters except Silver Surfer and Nick Fury.

This past week I played: X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse for PS2 - 758 minutes Progress: I completed the game on Easy mode and have unlocked Iron Man and Deadpool. Sometime I will need to play again on Normal to unlock Dark Phoenix.

This past week I played: X-Men Legends for PS2 - 400 minutes X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse for PS2 - 297 minutes Progress: X-Men Legends: I continued leveling up until all of the characters were level 40, then kept playing until I completed the game. Rogue was the one to deliver the final punches to Master Mold. X-Men Legends II: I started a new file on Easy mode and worked my way into the Nuwali Temple in Chapter 2.

This last week I played: Super Mario Bros.: Level-Headed for NES - 116 minutes X-Men Legends for PS2 - 488 minutes Progress: Super Mario Bros. Level-Headed: I played through 6 more games from my 3rd set and completed all of them. X-Men Legends: I played until reaching The Lost Passages which is IMO the best place to level up other than the Danger Room by defeating the endless enemies that try to protect the crystal that has Professor X trapped. Just don't try to defeat too many at once at their spawn point with Beast's pinball attack or you get the green screen glitch that crashes the game.

This last week I played: Atari 2600 Asteroids - 11 minutes Centipede - 9 minutes Dodge 'Em - 2 minutes Freeway - 10 minutes Laser Blast - 1 minute Missile Command - 23 minutes Space Invaders - 50 minutes Spacechase - 8 minutes Stampede - 9 minutes Video Pinball - 6 minutes Zelda Randomizer for NES - 454 minutes X-Men Legends for PS2 - 446 minutes Progress: Atari games - I just played and streamed for fun Zelda - I played the last 2 games from my 2nd set. I was able to complete game 9, but game 10 seemed to lack arrows, including silver arrows. Because of this I couldn't defeat the final boss who in this situation ended up being Zelda because my character was an enemy rescuing Ganon. X-Men Legends - I played until defeating Juggernaut on Muir Island. Psylocke is now on the team, meaning I've unlocked all the characters. I forgot how you could level up and gain healing items and money in the Danger Room courses so that makes the game as good as I remember. It helps to purposefully not complete at least one course until you're near the end of the game.

The past week I played: Super Mario Bros.: Level-Headed for NES - 196 minutes Zelda Randomizer for NES - 217 minutes X-Men Legends for PS2 - 179 minutes progress: Zelda: I completed 1 more randomly generated game from my 2nd set. Mario: I completed 9 out of 10 more randomly generated games from my 3rd set. The one I didn't complete had a glitch when I grabbed a flagpole during an auto-scrolling level that didn't stop scrolling soon enough. It might be beatable if I replay it and just grab the flagpole at the bottom at the last second instead of jumping for the top. X-Men Legends: I played until reaching the point where I have to choose to either go to the Astral Plane or the Weapon X Facility next.

This week I played: Super Mario Bros.: Level-Headed for NES - 177 minutes Zelda Randomizer for NES - 889 minutes X-Men Legends for PS2 - 447 minutes Progress: Mario: I completed 9 games from my 3rd set of roms with original graphics and normal difficulty. Zelda: I completed 4 games that have remixed dungeons, secrets, item locations and random playable characters. In games where you play as a monster, Zelda is the final boss and you save Ganon. X-Men Legends: I started a new save file and completed the U.S.S. Arbiter mission where Gambit is first playable.

This week I played: Zelda Randomizer for NES - 1,464 minutes A randomizer for The Legend of Zelda. Not to be confused with Zelda Reloaded Randomizer which came later, this version that began in 2015 and was last updated in 2019 is the version I used to make all the roms in these first four sets. Progress: First I completed all 6 games in Set 1 which were just item locations being randomized. It was still very interesting because I never knew where to expect to find what I needed so it had me exiting levels, entering others and going back to earlier levels. Sometimes I even had to skip levels and do them later because an item needed to access the level was not available yet, such as the raft, either candle or the recorder. It took quite a bit of strategy and remembering what was left unfinished. I tried the second quest of the first game and found out that it is unbeatable because some of the levels are inaccessible due to some key items not being in stores where they need to be. It seemed with these 6 games' store item selections, none of the second quests would have been beatable so I didn't bother to try any others. The one second quest did give me a bunch of random glitched sword pickups and kept cycling through the sword designs. Set 2 is more random with a higher difficulty. Even the level locations, enemy locations, item locations and shapes of rooms inside dungeons are different. Sometimes even the playable character is random. In game 1 I controlled Link with different colors than usual, in the 2nd game I controlled a green Ghini and saved Ganon from the final boss, Zelda and fought Link in place of every Ghini. In the 3rd game I played as a red Gibdo and as before, Link took the place of all enemy Gibdos. In this second set I completed games 1 and 2, but got stuck in game 3. I could not find the recorder within any levels. If level 8 is in the pond/lake I can't use the recorder on, then I could be stuck. I am saving my file for later just in case I want to look harder. These games actually don't even have second quests upon completion.

This week I played: Super Mario Bros.: Level-Headed for NES - 359 minutes Progress: I completed all 20 games from my second set of roms, all playable as Peach with easy difficulty and random graphics, music and level design.

This week I played: Super Mario Bros.: Level-Headed for NES - 392 minutes Progress: I played the last 22 roms of my first generated set using a Powerpak on a real NES and succeeded in completing only 6 of them. That random difficulty setting is typically actually really hard with a high percentage of results being "brutal" difficulty. Since then, I've generated 1 set of Easy and 9 sets of Normal difficulty games to try.