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After reading the news story about a chap completing Zelda in under 2 hours I wondered what was the quickest you completed a PS2 game ? I gather 18 Wheeler can be completed in under an hour easily, I don't have any spectacular times to post :(
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Time Crisis 2 I can do in 28 mins. Which is probably crap...
I managed to 'finish' MGS2 in around 2 and a half hours.
I never actually 'completed' it.
I never actually 'completed' it.
Barbie Race and Ride on the PSX: 90 minutes
Britney's Dance Beat on the PS2: 8hrs
Done and dusted, everything unlocked, all secrets revealed, finished.
But I still play Britney's Dance Beat now and again because it's quite good.
Out of my remaining 50+ PS2 games and 60+ DC games, I've never yet 'completed' any of them, although I've finished a fair few. The most recent was Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell which took about 20 hours all told. MGS2 would have been around 8 hours but I wasn't rushing. I remember doing MGS on the PSX in around 2 hrs 5 minutes and games like Resident Evil in about the same time, but I only remember those ones because by completing them in under certain time limits you'd get extra rewards.
Britney's Dance Beat on the PS2: 8hrs
Done and dusted, everything unlocked, all secrets revealed, finished.
But I still play Britney's Dance Beat now and again because it's quite good.
Out of my remaining 50+ PS2 games and 60+ DC games, I've never yet 'completed' any of them, although I've finished a fair few. The most recent was Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell which took about 20 hours all told. MGS2 would have been around 8 hours but I wasn't rushing. I remember doing MGS on the PSX in around 2 hrs 5 minutes and games like Resident Evil in about the same time, but I only remember those ones because by completing them in under certain time limits you'd get extra rewards.
I did Vice City 100% in 39 hours.
Which is pretty good.
Thats damn good, i had a challenge during last half term off, it was to complete vice city. I messed about quite a lot but I got 100% the second go around, the first time I used loads of cheats and only got 93%. Anyway, it took me 95 hours and 34 mins to complete it 100%. been on it for an hour overall after that.
I also completed Devil may Cry 1 in just under 13 hours in the same week.
About the 2 hours Zelda guy, i've never been on the game so after I read the article I wrote Special Reserve or who ever if there is a way for me to download a copy of it. Pretty stupid yet I want to see it, mind you though with a 56 kbp modem connection I arn't looking forward to the download.
Which is pretty good.
Thats damn good, i had a challenge during last half term off, it was to complete vice city. I messed about quite a lot but I got 100% the second go around, the first time I used loads of cheats and only got 93%. Anyway, it took me 95 hours and 34 mins to complete it 100%. been on it for an hour overall after that.
I also completed Devil may Cry 1 in just under 13 hours in the same week.
About the 2 hours Zelda guy, i've never been on the game so after I read the article I wrote Special Reserve or who ever if there is a way for me to download a copy of it. Pretty stupid yet I want to see it, mind you though with a 56 kbp modem connection I arn't looking forward to the download.
I completed Shadow of Memories in just under two days. Great game but very straight forward!
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
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> This guy who did Zelda in 2 hours?
> He must be a bit a sad case - think of everything he's missed along
> the way. All the hidden, exiting stuff he went right past.
> The big fool.
> That's not how to play a game properly. If you're rushing to do
> everything, then you won't have any fun at all.
He's completed it 8 times apparently, first two times exploring everywhere, then just practicing against the clock
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> This guy who did Zelda in 2 hours?
> He must be a bit a sad case - think of everything he's missed along
> the way. All the hidden, exiting stuff he went right past.
> The big fool.
> That's not how to play a game properly. If you're rushing to do
> everything, then you won't have any fun at all.
He's completed it 8 times apparently, first two times exploring everywhere, then just practicing against the clock
i completed the getaway in 20 hours on the first go without even playing it before
the guy probably has completed it loads of time so he would of masterd it
well i personally havnt played zelda but if he completed it in 2 hours the storyline cant be all that long
the guy probably has completed it loads of time so he would of masterd it
well i personally havnt played zelda but if he completed it in 2 hours the storyline cant be all that long
Well, it depends on your definition of 'finish'.
If you mean just rushing through the game, doing just what's needed to get to the end, then I can't help you (because I never do that).
But if you mean doing every single last thing possible in the game to 100% it and see everything there is to see, that's better.
It's how I would define 'finish.
I did Vice City 100% in 39 hours.
Which is pretty good.
This guy who did Zelda in 2 hours?
He must be a bit a sad case - think of everything he's missed along the way. All the hidden, exiting stuff he went right past.
The big fool.
That's not how to play a game properly. If you're rushing to do everything, then you won't have any fun at all.
I like to take my time and do everything properly.
If you mean just rushing through the game, doing just what's needed to get to the end, then I can't help you (because I never do that).
But if you mean doing every single last thing possible in the game to 100% it and see everything there is to see, that's better.
It's how I would define 'finish.
I did Vice City 100% in 39 hours.
Which is pretty good.
This guy who did Zelda in 2 hours?
He must be a bit a sad case - think of everything he's missed along the way. All the hidden, exiting stuff he went right past.
The big fool.
That's not how to play a game properly. If you're rushing to do everything, then you won't have any fun at all.
I like to take my time and do everything properly.
After reading the news story about a chap completing Zelda in under 2 hours I wondered what was the quickest you completed a PS2 game ? I gather 18 Wheeler can be completed in under an hour easily, I don't have any spectacular times to post :(
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