Games you’ve 100%-ed

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The first two Spyro games. (I don't think I ever got around to completing the third), Crash 2, Jak and Daxter and Sly 2 come to mind.

I also completed Journey as you get a cool white variant of the outfit your character wears if you do.
 
Spyro 1, 2, and 3 as well as Enter the Dragonfly. Funny enough, when you 100% Enter the Dragonfly, loading your file will just take you to the final boss.

Ratchet & Clank 1, 2, 3, Deadlocked, Tools of Destruction, Crack in Time, Into the Nexus. Probably one of my favorite series when it comes to completing. Not overly frustrating and enough post-game content to make two or three extra playthroughs necessary but stay fun. I couldn’t complete All 4 One because of Online Trophies and I didn’t really bother with Full Frontal Assault.

Jak & Daxter. Excellent game. Your reward for completing it 100% was not excellent.

Sonic Adventure DX Director’s Cut. Even though Metal Sonic is just a skin for Sonic, I’d still say it was worth it. I tried to do the same with SA2, but those letter rankings would just boil my blood and I gave up.

Sonic Riders. Super Sonic is a neat extra, but not worth the trouble it takes to get him.

Sonic Unleashed. Your only reward is achievements/trophies, but I enjoyed this game enough that I did it anyway.

Sonic 06. Again, your only reward is achievements (or nothing if you play on PS3). Absolutely not worth it.

Sonic Generations. Everything I said about Ratchet and Clank could basically be applied here. Just excellent and so fun you want to keep playing after you beat it.

Sonic Colors. I don’t even remember what you get for completing this one but I remember the game being fun overall.

Batman Arkham Asylum. When I say 100%, I mean everything in the story. I didn’t really care much for the challenge maps but I enjoyed figuring out where the Riddler trophies were.

Final Fantasy XV. Absolutely worth it just for the crazy insane bosses you get to fight.

Spider-Man (2018). Honestly this game was pretty boring. I only completed it because of how easy it was.

That’s all I can really think of right now. I’m sure there’s more as I’ve played so many games over the years, but you can’t remember all of them.
 
All 3 Spyros, Crash Bandicoots, and Sly Coopers. -i was a child of simple tastes.

Just about every LoZ. Only exceptions are BOTW (who tf has time for them seeds.) And Spirit Tracks (I was not really big on it.)

You can't really 100% Elder Scrolls Games, imho. I just waste my time playing and modding them. Morrowind was the shit tho and I totally completed all the vanilla options.
 
Jak and Daxter (only the first, fuck collecting all the precursor orbs in 2/3)
Ratchet and Clank (every console game)
Spyro 1 & 2 HD (I'll eventually get around to finishing Spyro 3)
Uncharted 1 & 2
Thomas Was Alone
Sleeping Dogs (except the "rescue people from car boots" achievement didn't trigger properly)

Too many games have a shit ton of collectables to pad the game out and it just bores me, i.e. Ubisoft games.
 
My most memorable one was Radiata Stories where the 100% prize was a fucking picture. Not even an interesting picture.
Besides that I 100% finished most Ratchet and Clank games. Those games were just built so well for multiple playthroughs.
 
My buddy (who uses my account to read this site when we share a computer) has 100%ed Etrian Odyssey I-V including U1-U2 and 99%ed Etrian Mystery Dungeon, and then also Monster Hunter World and 7th Dragon III Code VFD.

I've done much less: Sonic Boom Fire & Ice and Criminal Girls Invite Only. I haven't even done my favorite game because 100% is tied to RNG item farming and some out of place dungeon crawl as well as 100% items and shit like that. I also don't want to savescum for another game I really like. I mean, I played through shit like Megaman X and got everything but that doesn't really count.
 
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
Saints' Row the Third
Saints' Row IV
Sonic Generations
Tekken 6 (Loved playing scenario mode)
Batman: Arkham Asylum (If Rocksteady didn't go full retard with challenges in City and Knight I might have done those too)
I 100%'d Metal Gear Solid V: GZ and TPP on both 360 and Xbox One and I'm currently in the process of doing so on PS4 as well.
 
Yoshi's Island
Demon's Crest
Super Mario Land
Donkey Kong Land
Wario Land
Wario Land 2
Wario World
Banjo-Kazooie
Super Mario 64 (and DS)
Super Mario Sunshine
Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2
Luigi's Mansion
Soul Calibur 2
Resident Evil 4 (both on Wii and PS2)
Sly Cooper
The Legend of Zelda
The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword

And who knows how many more on console, also, another 33 games on my Steam account

Help...
 
Planescape: Torment
Final Fantasy X
GTA: Vice City
GTA: San Andreas

Might be a few more, but those are the ones I can recall deliberately setting out to 100%
 
Mario World. All exits for the top save, all exits except for the one that changes all the shit and no switches, and one for going through on a new run.
Also I think I got all the dog tags in MGS2 Substance.
 
It depends on what you mean by 100%

Final Fantasy III: Taught every character Ultima.
Diddy Kong Racing: Beat T.T.'s ghost in every race and acquired him as a racer.
 
Mostly 3D platformers. Few genres encourage me to obsessively search every nook and cranny. The Spyro trilogy on PS1, Jak and Daxter, first Sly Cooper, Psychonauts.

Rayman 2 - actually never completed it until yesterday. I've been told the PC version (the one I play) is in fact the hardest to complete so idk if that had something to do with it.
Have that on GOG. Keep putting it off because I don't feel like downloading Antimicro and configuring the keys.

Antimicro is a free version of joy2key. Good stuff.
 
Fallout 4 and all of its DLC. Im a huge fallout fan since back in the interplay days and was so hyped for Fallout 4 when it came out that even its many many disappointing flaws could not stop me from consuming every little bit of it. I got all possible endings and then used my main character Sir Reginald, who was a max charisma and intelligence build to build up almost every settlement and after about 100 hours my settlement map looked like a conspiracy theorist whiteboard with all the crisscrossing supply lines. One thing that I still hate to this day is that the supply lines are not capable of shipping all your resources to one central location, so collecting all my income and purified water, etc. became a very time-consuming process. I never even found a mod to add this feature which was a major disappointment. Getting a 100 happiness settlement was a fucking drag and I had to ruin an entire settlement to min-max it and micromanage it properly to hit that, and as soon as it popped I murdered every settler because they were such needy assholes. I reloaded a save because fuck letting all that work go to waste. That being said, the experience of going through every single thing in that game has ruined any interest in replaying it even when I finally got a pc that could run it. All in all, my least favorite part of the whole experience was trying to build settlements while fighting with the snap mechanic of building. "It just works" my ass, shit was absolute garbage and no amount of modding or patching ever fixed how jank it was. I wish it had been more like Doom 2016's snap map system, it would have made everything so much more manageable. That's the only game I can remember 100%, though I am a bit of a completionist and always try to do everything a game has to offer, but I'm also a fan of massive games, CRPG's and the like that require a lot of time to complete a single playthrough. The only game I can think of that I came close to is Torchlight II which I still need about 20 achievements to 100% but still have not gone back to get them.
 
Risk of Rain, and I would have 100%d Terraria if it weren’t for that pesky 200 fishing achievement.
I hate achievements that are just grinding, and Terraria has one of the worst ones.
sonic heroes. twice. got over 100 hours on that game.
Holy shit that must have taken forever. You had to play the game 8 times and A-rank every stage twice. And then there’s Super Hard mode.
 
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