Another RE5 fan makes that a distinct possibility, though if I'm allowed to wait for a game it'd be The Old Republic.Nami nom noms said:
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I'm torn between MoO II and Saints Row 2. I would add to the chorus of "wait 1 more month so I can have..." but there's no guarantee that Saints Row the Third will really be as good as it looks.SidingWithTheEnemy said:
...we MoO lovers know what it's like to have the third installment of our franchise suck real hard.
It's been a long time since I've heard anyone talk about Riven. I remember playing through that game with my dad and feeling really bad when he let me choose whether or not we entered a book he had just found. I said we should go in to look around and it ended up being the prison book *facepalm*EmperorSubcutaneous said:
Luckily my dad saved a lot, so it wasn't too big of a setback. He didn't let me hear the end of that for years.
If mods are permitted, Fallout 3. If no mods permitted, I think I'll just *ugh*, go out and play board games with people.
Argh! So hard to choose just one! Here are some contenders:
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
Uncharted 2
Resident Evil 4
Half-life 2
Burnout 3
Oblivion/skyrim
God of War 3
Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Prince of Persia
Mass Effect 2
Hitman: Blood Money
Unreal (the original)
I'm sure I'll think of some other ones...
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
Uncharted 2
Resident Evil 4
Half-life 2
Burnout 3
Oblivion/skyrim
God of War 3
Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Prince of Persia
Mass Effect 2
Hitman: Blood Money
Unreal (the original)
I'm sure I'll think of some other ones...
I know, I know!
Master of Magic:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_of_magic
I have sometimes thought about this, and I have never been in doubt.
The reason is that it has almost endless replayability, amazing depth and is very hard on higher difficulty levels.
A second pick would probably be Civilization 2 or Civilization 4.
Master of Magic:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_of_magic
I have sometimes thought about this, and I have never been in doubt.
The reason is that it has almost endless replayability, amazing depth and is very hard on higher difficulty levels.
A second pick would probably be Civilization 2 or Civilization 4.
I'd have to say minecraft. It's not my favorite, but I feel of all games it has the best potential to be played infinitely. We'll see how huge and magnificent world I can build when I've been playing for years on end.
Rock Band 3 - Easy decision for me as I've put more time into this game than any other and I still don't tire of it. Even if I couldn't continue getting DLC for it, the songs I have would keep me busy for years. If only the drum set lasted more than 12 months before breaking down. I've yet to even try and master guitar or keyboard either.
Definitely Minecraft. I can't think of a game with better replay value, at least not at this moment.
I'd get rid of all my games and wait for skyrim and keep that, if that's not allowed I would likely keep Oblivion, I've never had so much fun playing a video game before.
Mass Effect 1. It's my favorite game and I've played it over and over already, I could easily keep on doing that until the end of time.
Easy. Super Mario 64.
It was my first ever video game and my greatest cultural touchstone. Nothing will come even remotely close to the profound effect that had on my life, nor the sense of whimsy and wonder and i discovered the many worlds in the paintings; as well as the pitch-perfect feeling of challenge and reward in hunting down all 120 stars. I know the game inside out having played it countless times, which is a shame in a way since i know where and how to get every star. But that doesn't stop me from playing it on my Wii every few months. I'm fortunate that the first ever game that introduced me into gaming as a whole was also one that happened to be critically acclaimed; the near-perfect transition from the 2d to the 3d era.
It was my first ever video game and my greatest cultural touchstone. Nothing will come even remotely close to the profound effect that had on my life, nor the sense of whimsy and wonder and i discovered the many worlds in the paintings; as well as the pitch-perfect feeling of challenge and reward in hunting down all 120 stars. I know the game inside out having played it countless times, which is a shame in a way since i know where and how to get every star. But that doesn't stop me from playing it on my Wii every few months. I'm fortunate that the first ever game that introduced me into gaming as a whole was also one that happened to be critically acclaimed; the near-perfect transition from the 2d to the 3d era.
For now, Fallout: New Vegas.
I'm still not done with all of the playthroughs I want to do.
It would just be nice if I could play it without it freezing up every ten minutes.
I'm still not done with all of the playthroughs I want to do.
It would just be nice if I could play it without it freezing up every ten minutes.
That would probably be Diablo 3. The record for most time spent on a single game so far is still probably held by Diablo 2 (though WoW might be gunning for it) I have played that game exhaustively, I have played it for years, and I'm sure Diablo 3 will have the same replayability.