What was the last game you finished?

dschult3 Your story about over-leveling in FFVI reminded me of something as well. The last time I played it in full with the GBA version 10+ years ago. I worked a job with a lot of downtime then, so I'd often break it out to kill time. This was the first time that I'd really...not just over-leveled the party, but paid very close attention to which Espers were equipped when they were about to level up, since I think most of the Espers provided stat gains.

Made sure the physical folks were getting strength increases, and my main spellcasters were getting magic increases. It was definitely fun towards the end of the game to have someone be able to do several thousand damage with just the basic fire spell

It did leave Gogo and Umaro lagging behind though, since neither can equip Espers.

I'll do another replay of VI one of these days.  It is one of those games I played enough in my youth though, that I can just close my eyes and see almost every part of it in my head.

Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight

Or at least I finished all the social links, etc. Not dedicated enough to get all the trophies, etc.

I also finished Xenoblade a while back but didn't do Future Connected. Someone else wanted the Switch and I didn't mind waiting to get around to it after over 100 hours with the main game.

A few weeks ago I finished Mortal Kombat 11. By that I mean the Platinum since those games don't have an end. There is still plenty of stuff to do in the game. It looks like they really want you to spend as much time as possible in the game for some reason, this game is designed specifically to take a lot of your time, it reminds of Dead Or Alive Xtreme 3 in that regard. The Aftermath DLC was totally worth it. The game is outstanding, but the grinding can get overwhelming sometimes.

Finished up the DS version of Dragon Quest 6 on the 3DS today.

I liked it. This was the end the Zenithian Trilogy, named after a floating city in the sky. It was much less tied together than the Erdrick Trilogy that make up Dragon Quest/Warrior 1-3. In this case, the floating city of Zenithia is present in all three, but the stories/worlds are much less tied together otherwise. It follow a similar timeline as DQ1-3 though, with DQ6 being the beginning of Zenithia's story, DQ4 being the middle, and DQ5 being the end.

It was fun. As with a lot of the other DQ games, it was very much an old school RPG, filled with old tropes. But the characters were likable, the designs cute, etc. I had a good time.

I might give this series a break for a bit though. This took 30 hours, the most I've spend on any of the Dragon Quest games so far, and I believer 7, 8, 9, and 11 all push that into the 50-100 hour range (with DQ10 being a Japan-only MMO). Not ready for the longer time commitment.

I finished up Shadow of the Tomb Raider tonight. I enjoyed it, as it was much in the same vein as its last two entries.