TF2 (Just broke 300 hours), Pokemon Blue (beat it 11 times), Orcirina of Time (4 or 5 times through), Morrowind (never beat it because I sold my copy and had to borrow it from a friend and start again from the beginning).
Games you stuck with
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Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance for PS2. It's only about a 6 hour long game if you go as fast as possible, but it's so fun every time, especially with a buddy.
Medal of Honor: Breakthrough on PC.
For some strange reason, I can't stop playing Links LS '95 and NFL Gameday '99.
Medal of Honor: Breakthrough on PC.
For some strange reason, I can't stop playing Links LS '95 and NFL Gameday '99.
I don't understand what everyone has against more recent installments of UT. Yeah, UT Classic was amazing, arguably the best sci-fi shooter ever made, but UT04 is so much fun. My buds and I still play it at LAN parties all the time. Instagibbing each other until 5am never gets old.The Admiral said:
I haven't played UT3 yet, but it looks a lot like Gears of War, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, I'm just a bit anxious (not in a good way) to see how they went about doing it.
I think this is the same as the 'what games have you replayed' thread going around, but still...
I've stuck at Discworld Noir, Still Life, Broken Sword I, Grim Fandango, Farcry, Max Payne I & II and Silent Hill 1-3.
I very rarely get far in any game I'm not immensely enjoying, so completing any game more than once by me is a real accomplishment to the developers.
I've stuck at Discworld Noir, Still Life, Broken Sword I, Grim Fandango, Farcry, Max Payne I & II and Silent Hill 1-3.
I very rarely get far in any game I'm not immensely enjoying, so completing any game more than once by me is a real accomplishment to the developers.
Tribes.
The ancient beige box I have collecting dust in storage still has a copy of T1 on its hardrive, and I gave my last PC to a sibling with one simple order:
Its almost been a decade now... and under dozens of names, I've stuck with it over the years, even in the basterd child that was T:V (once I'd modded the shit out of it)
EDIT: How the hell are some of these 'Games you stuck with'?
Some of them are not even a year old! Try sticking with a game once the masses have forgotten it and the publishers have withdrawn support, leaving a slowly dying community that refuses to do just that.
I spend more time drinking and thinking about tribes these days than playing it.
The ancient beige box I have collecting dust in storage still has a copy of T1 on its hardrive, and I gave my last PC to a sibling with one simple order:
Its almost been a decade now... and under dozens of names, I've stuck with it over the years, even in the basterd child that was T:V (once I'd modded the shit out of it)
EDIT: How the hell are some of these 'Games you stuck with'?
Some of them are not even a year old! Try sticking with a game once the masses have forgotten it and the publishers have withdrawn support, leaving a slowly dying community that refuses to do just that.
I spend more time drinking and thinking about tribes these days than playing it.
The Final Boss Fight and the boss fight to fight the actual final boss in sonic adventure battle 2, and it did have the best video game soundtrack ever
dota i never by games anymore i just play dota. or look for a nice TD to play when i get ownd to much and need to relax.
I'm the kind of person who gets bored with games easily, and i give up on nearly all of them without finishing or getting very far. I have quite a few games i've uninstalled, and i have plenty of room to keep them, without 20 hours of gameplay (Viva Pinata, Guild Wars, Universe At War, The Movies.)
When i do get into a game enough to keep playing it it's usually a multiplayer game. I spent months each playing Battlefield 1942, Battlefield 2, and BfME 2 (though the expansion ruined it).
Though i did get all the way through Half-Life 2 (and portal, but that's exceptionally short). I haven't cracked the episodes yet, though. I actually forced myself to finish Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault, just to see if it could be done, as terrible as the game was.
And in the console sector, i played all the way through the campaign for Battlefield BC: because the ethernet port on my xbox was broken.
This is very interesting, because i didn't use to quit so easily. I remember as an early adolescent, i would finish lots of games, particularly J-RPGs, which i was into at the time. I have fond memories of Golden Sun and The Tales Games. I even finished Evolution Worlds, which may have been the most boring game ever. I observe this in my brother, two, who's 11, and is completist in everything he plays. He didn't quit animal crossing til the had the mansion, and still hasn't quit Guitar Hero, becuase he hasn't 5-Starred every song yet.
When i do get into a game enough to keep playing it it's usually a multiplayer game. I spent months each playing Battlefield 1942, Battlefield 2, and BfME 2 (though the expansion ruined it).
Though i did get all the way through Half-Life 2 (and portal, but that's exceptionally short). I haven't cracked the episodes yet, though. I actually forced myself to finish Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault, just to see if it could be done, as terrible as the game was.
And in the console sector, i played all the way through the campaign for Battlefield BC: because the ethernet port on my xbox was broken.
This is very interesting, because i didn't use to quit so easily. I remember as an early adolescent, i would finish lots of games, particularly J-RPGs, which i was into at the time. I have fond memories of Golden Sun and The Tales Games. I even finished Evolution Worlds, which may have been the most boring game ever. I observe this in my brother, two, who's 11, and is completist in everything he plays. He didn't quit animal crossing til the had the mansion, and still hasn't quit Guitar Hero, becuase he hasn't 5-Starred every song yet.
Final Fantasy 4 is a big one for me. No matter how many times I play threw it, I always enjoy it.
Super Mario RPG. I've played it so much it's not even funny.
Brigandine is a game that is just amusing and i hardly seem to get tired of.
Those are the major ones for me.
Super Mario RPG. I've played it so much it's not even funny.
Brigandine is a game that is just amusing and i hardly seem to get tired of.
Those are the major ones for me.
Considering that most of the games that i play are pre 2004, i'd say..quite a few.
Baldur's Gate series (PC) Fallout 1/2/Tactics, Starcraft, Warcraft (Yes. Warcraft 1)
The first 3 SM games, Planescape:Tourment,Dungeon Keeper, Zelda 2:Link's awakening, Call of Cthulhu, etc, etc,etc.
Baldur's Gate series (PC) Fallout 1/2/Tactics, Starcraft, Warcraft (Yes. Warcraft 1)
The first 3 SM games, Planescape:Tourment,Dungeon Keeper, Zelda 2:Link's awakening, Call of Cthulhu, etc, etc,etc.
Ninja Gaiden black it never gets old swinging that lunar staff around at spider ninjas
HL2 EP2
Kotor for some reason I can keep playing that game over and over. Always light side I could never be bad for some reason. I guess I felt to bad if I was mean to the NPCs
HL2 EP2
Kotor for some reason I can keep playing that game over and over. Always light side I could never be bad for some reason. I guess I felt to bad if I was mean to the NPCs
/sigh
When I was younger I played Final Fantasy VII on a regular basis, beating it about twice a year. One summer I had 210 gameplay hours playing through that game 3 times in a 2 week period. There are only 336 hours in 2 weeks. I don't know how or why I did it.
When I was younger I played Final Fantasy VII on a regular basis, beating it about twice a year. One summer I had 210 gameplay hours playing through that game 3 times in a 2 week period. There are only 336 hours in 2 weeks. I don't know how or why I did it.