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Personally, I thought Partners in Time was the letdown. There is very little to come back for and replay when you reach the end, unless you want to create a new file. I really dislike points-of-no-return when they are permanent. (At least the game itself was interesting before it all ended.)

I meant PiT. Even though I haven't finished it, I really liked the humour, the atmosphere and the Shroobs. Not to mention it was pretty challenging (though that may be because it was my first M&L). This one seems like a breeze to play through. Though I do agree that the points of no return suck, but I don't recall there ever being anything important in those places as far as I've played.

@EDIT: Oh my ♥♥♥♥ god, the challenges in Dream Team Bros. are so ♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥, even though they're easy. Dodge 10 attacks in a row, easy to do like 2, but 10?! ♥♥♥♥, I was mad.

After years of spinoffs, I finally started playing the original Kingdom Hearts.

I've been pretty much exclusively playing Payday 2 for the past few weeks

About 3/4 done with Cave Story + main campaign. I love this game, though it's annoying to play with a keyboard. Maybe this time I'll finally clear Hell.

Finished Fall Out 3 and it's DLC and at least a good 70 ish percent of the quests. Maybe I'll go back and finish the rest.
New Vegas time.

achievements give me more motivation to 100%

I'm playing Super Smash Bros for the Nintendo 3ds trying to "git gud".

Too bad I didn't know that so many people actually had SSB4 on teh 3DS, maybe I would've bought it then :/ Not like it matters now I don't have wifi to play with other people (and the idea of playing on my own doesn't speak to me, especially since I'm bad).

Basically a cooler version of just quoting KABOOM, because he said exactly what I need to say:

I just finished all three Crash Bandicoot games (though only 100%'d the second one), and finished other games like Ape Escape, Final Fantasy 7 8.
Now I'm currently playing the first Spyro the Dragon game.