Favourite game and why? (any console)
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My favorite game ever is Resident Evil 4. It was my first M rated game and my first real experience with a video game adventure. At any moment, you could be in a castle, underground ruins, a swamp, a village, a construction site, a creepy old hospital, or a forest. The boss fights were big and exciting and the graphics were some of the best for a PS2 game. It's still an epic game to this day and it was really the game that bridged the gap from casual to hardcore for me.
My favorite game ever is Resident Evil 4. It was my first M rated game and my first real experience with a video game adventure. At any moment, you could be in a castle, underground ruins, a swamp, a village, a construction site, a creepy old hospital, or a forest. The boss fights were big and exciting and the graphics were some of the best for a PS2 game. It's still an epic game to this day and it was really the game that bridged the gap from casual to hardcore for me.
Thanks dude ^_^ did you know that they are bringing Resi 4 to the Xbox live Marketplace sometime?ProfessorLayton said:
dont know if you have an xbox but yeah XD Resi 4 was by far the best out the whole series for me, even though it isnt "zombies" its las plagus, its still awesome! 
It's difficult for me to narrow down just one game, but if I was forced to I would go with..
..Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction.
There was just something about it; the voice acting, gameplay, setting, atmosphere, factions, characters, story, dialogue and humour.
Other great games would be the original Crash and Spyro games, Dynasty Warriors 4, Ratchet and Clank series, jak and Daxter series, Resistance: Fall of Man and Fallout: New Vegas.
For PC it's definately Dawn of War and the expansions.
..Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction.
There was just something about it; the voice acting, gameplay, setting, atmosphere, factions, characters, story, dialogue and humour.
Other great games would be the original Crash and Spyro games, Dynasty Warriors 4, Ratchet and Clank series, jak and Daxter series, Resistance: Fall of Man and Fallout: New Vegas.
For PC it's definately Dawn of War and the expansions.
I absolutely love OoT, it's basically just the relative innovation with MM that gives it the edge for me. Got to love spinning around with the goron mask!Eythan Dinosaurs said:good old Zeldasopherera said:
Rock Band
It is the only game I've ever played that instills a sense of accomplishment even after many years of playing the game. I should note, however, I only get this feeling with drums. The game in no way teaches you how to become a better vocalist, the guitar feels too much like a game rather than a tool...and the keyboard simply doesn't have the song support to make you want to keep at it.
There would be many traditional games hovering around 2nd place including Diablo2, Warcraft3, Resident Evil 4, Tales of Symphonia, Dragon Age: Origins, Final Fantasy 6, Advanced Wars 2.
It is the only game I've ever played that instills a sense of accomplishment even after many years of playing the game. I should note, however, I only get this feeling with drums. The game in no way teaches you how to become a better vocalist, the guitar feels too much like a game rather than a tool...and the keyboard simply doesn't have the song support to make you want to keep at it.
There would be many traditional games hovering around 2nd place including Diablo2, Warcraft3, Resident Evil 4, Tales of Symphonia, Dragon Age: Origins, Final Fantasy 6, Advanced Wars 2.
Definitely gotta be Chrono Trigger on the Super Nintendo.
An amazing story line with great characters, a wonderful battle system, and gameplay that lets you replay again and again.
An amazing story line with great characters, a wonderful battle system, and gameplay that lets you replay again and again.
Mine was Kingdom Hearts.....the mix of Final Fantasy and Disney and it actually working is what got me....
There are so many great games, I just can't choose...
I'm stuck between Knights of the Old Republic, Mass Effect, Bioshock, Fallout 3, Republic Commando, Final Fantasy 7:Crisis Core, and Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl.
I don't know, maybe Stalker by a very small margin. I just think that it's the most immersive game I've ever played. More immersive than Bioshock and Fallout.
I'm stuck between Knights of the Old Republic, Mass Effect, Bioshock, Fallout 3, Republic Commando, Final Fantasy 7:Crisis Core, and Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl.
I don't know, maybe Stalker by a very small margin. I just think that it's the most immersive game I've ever played. More immersive than Bioshock and Fallout.
Not sure, but I'm gonna go with Super Metroid this time. Everything is great in it except the story. The over all concept, map design, music, sounds, boss fights and atmosphere is easily one of the best. There are many techniques you can learn to discover secret areas and get you out of tight situations. Also, it was very challenging, both finding new paths and surviving. There is no retard indicator to tell you where to go next like in Prime, you really had to think.
Haven't played many games as interesting and deep as Super Metroid. I hold it up as high art. I couldn't give a fuck what others say, this game is legendary.
Haven't played many games as interesting and deep as Super Metroid. I hold it up as high art. I couldn't give a fuck what others say, this game is legendary.
Final Fantasy VII. Characters are awesome, I love the story, and the game is pretty fun. Oddly enough, I mostly play shooters, too.
Final Fantasy 7 & 8, Ocarina of Time...I'm 18 by the way...I'm into the actual good games that came out before say, 2006? Well I say that, I do still have love for other games nowadays...but...Nostalgia....I miss the Golden Age of games!