Vegeta's Status

Unfinished ?No significant accomplishments.

Beaten ?The main objective has been accomplished. Usually marked by the defeat of a final boss and/or viewing of credits.

Completed ?For games which are 100% done. All extras and modes have been unlocked and finished. All significant items have been collected.

2			0.6%
165			49.1%
169			50.3%

Wishlist 18

Top-Rated 3

Master Runs 17

Mac	0	0	0	1 Total
Nintendo 3DS	1	4	0	6 Total
Android		6	0	7 Total
Wii		5	0	9 Total
PlayStation 3		18	0	18 Total
Xbox 360		25	4	39 Total
Nintendo DS		14	7	29 Total
iPod				7 Total
PC	1	8	8	41 Total
PC Downloads	0	0	0	1 Total
Browser	0	0	0	7 Total
GameCube		12	5	18 Total
Xbox		10	7	23 Total
Game Boy Advance		4	11	18 Total
Dreamcast		4	3	9 Total
PlayStation 2		19	13	37 Total
Nintendo 64		11	18	34 Total
PlayStation		4	5	13 Total
Saturn				4 Total
Sega CD		1	1	2 Total
Game Gear				4 Total
SNES		7	26	37 Total
Genesis / Mega Drive		2	18	22 Total
Game Boy/Color		3	15	19 Total
NES		7	15	28 Total
Arcade		1	1	6 Total
All Games				439 Total

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SuperSlash

about 12 years ago

Badges
	Minion of Bak'laag: 100+ unfinished games
	Consider Yourself a Hero: Majority of games are beaten
	Focus: Only playing one game

Vegeta! What does the scouter say about his power-level?!

Vegeta

Steam: Chibi_MakubeX

Xbox Live Gamertag: Fallen Vegeta

PSN ID: Fallen_Kakarot

Xfire: fallenvegeta

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	Backlog Beaten: August 3, 2009

Years of Membership: 14
Backlogging Since: 07/13/2009

My Views On Gaming ▼

My Goal is to keep the unfinished games percentage below 10% at all times.

Games that I have played, but are not longer able available for me to complete (such as Quest 64, for the N64, that I rented from Block Buster years ago) I have nulled as it is no longer possible to complete the game, without repurchasing the system, controllers, and game. Since the purpose of a backloggery to clear backlogs of games that you own, to get the most out of games for the money spent on them, and to keep track of accomplishments of games you are playing, have played, and haven't beaten yet.

I also would like to state, that I honestly do not cheat in any games that I play, whether it be by Gameshark or GameFAQS (although there is no harm in using GameFAQS once you have prove you can beat the game, to see if there is anything else to do/unlock)

The goal isn't to compete with others for statistics, but merely to gauge yourself and your progress of beating the games that you already own. It teaches us to discipline the mind, and not to be easily defeated in a game, just because we die at a hard part. There are no excuses for having a large backlog of games, just laziness. As I believe if you really wanted to beat, or complete a game, that you would find a way, I make no excuses, like saying "I don't have time." If a game takes a lot of time, then play for just 15-30 minutes of the spare time you have on the days that you can, if you have a backloggery or are reading this, then you at least have some "spare" time.

Games are fairly expensive as it is, would it really hurt to at least beat the ones we have, before buying another "NEW" game that will eventually become part of the ever growing backloggery for some users?

I do have an older username that doesn't NULL games I no longer have access too, for a more hardcore form of seeing how I fair. If someone reading this is curious how I fair when compared to every game I have played in the past, even those I have no way of beating, you can find it under the username: Fallen_Riku

However, I don't play only to complete my backloggery, games were designed to be fun, and challenging, I pace myself, so that I don't miss (especially with the classics) some of the fundamental ideas, battle systems, and story lines that started it all.

I have a Anime/Gaming Journal, where I talk about Anime/Games I have watched/beaten respectively. It can be found at [Link]
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I'm currently 23 and I am in College majoring in Information Technology.

Memory Card

02-02-12

New: Sonice Generations (3DS)

New: Mario Kart 7 (3DS)

New: Portal (PC)

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Amari_Nobunaga

about 14 years ago

Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box - While this game was as challenging and touching as TCV, it seemed to be lacking something which didn't quite make it as fun as the first.

Fallen_Riku

about 15 years ago

Kakarot

about 15 years ago