What games are you an Expert of?

[Isegrim]

I highly doubt I can still play the games below like I used to. It's been decades since I touched the unemulated versions.

Konami Wai Wai World. I liked the game so much I'd play the game in two player mode of my actual Famicom and controlled the second controller with my ring finger and pinkies to clear it routinely.

The Ghosts and Goblins series. I used to play Ghosts and Goblins (Makaimura) on my Famicom a lot to console myself after losing to a local Super Mario tournament until one day, I did clear it...twice, rescued the princess and no continues. After that, I also managed to 1cc clear Ghosts and Ghouls (Daimakaimura) on my Mega Drive and (Chou Makaimura) Super Ghosts and Ghouls on my SNES. The original NES version IMO is still the most difficult due to it's propensity to spawn an enemy where you're standing and cut frames that lets the enemy get away with things they can't compared to the arcade. It's one of those games where some luck is involved to 1cc clear it legit.

Shadow of the Beast - Amiga. I liked the game's art direction and music so much, I played this game again and again, never mind it doesn't let you continue and gives you a 5 minute restart between games (on an actual Amiga). I cleared it eventually after an obscene amount of attempts and memorizing every enemy that seems to come out from nowhere at 60 miles per hour.

 

[Skeetos]

Resi 4, Ninja Gaiden 2, Doom Eternal, Oni, Crash Team Racing, among others. I like games with decent learning curves, one's that are easy to learn, hard to master, without being over or underbalanced. I think jank in games can sometimes bring out charm that they'd be missing otherwise. Been practicing the God of War series off and on since getting into them 2 years ago. I'm getting there, with DMC as well.

 

[PrismRed]

I can literally play Street Fighter 4 blindfolded with my feet using Juri.
I'm also a natural at stealth, back before the botched leaderboards I was constantly in top 30 at 2016 Hitman across all the missions, all SASO, and these are all first try-blind play so I had no knowledge of npc patterns, item placement etc.

 

[solnK!]

Zone of the Enders, prolly the only game where I got 100%

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Zone of the Enders, prolly the only game where I got 100%

 

[Tonberry]

Dark Souls 1.
It’s one of those games I can replay from start to finish in my mind, and I can guide people through the game without actually looking at it. It’s like I’ve drawn mental maps of everything in it.

Also probably Wind Waker.