I don't mean ,' Wow that game was better than one I had played prieviously!' It's hard to describe, it's kind or like when you eat a nice meal after felling hungry for a while; Left 4 Dead did it for me.
How does that make you... feel?
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That is exactly my point, it is hard to describe. Maybe if I say it like a game just clicks perfectly?
Ah I understand now, well in that case, the Resident evil series, I fucking adore those games even with the horrible voice acting.TheNamlessGuy said:
if you mean amazing games that made you feel really good
newer games-oblivian, fallout 3 and borderlands
older games-jak trilogy and destroy all humans
newer games-oblivian, fallout 3 and borderlands
older games-jak trilogy and destroy all humans
Yea, I suppose this is what I mean.sean.2k9 said:if you mean amazing games that made you feel really good
newer games-oblivian, fallout 3 and borderlands
older games-jak trilogy and destroy all humans
Wait what? Ooo.... kay...
If nameless guy is right, then i probably would say Max Payne 2, which just left me speechless after the credits rolled. I salute that game for being one of my first games on PC and one of the greatest games i have ever played.
How did it make me feel? Like i was going to a date with a nice, beautiful girl. At the start it was like just enjoying yourselves and doing something fun, but getting a little bored with all the talking about stuff that i don't care. At the middle it was like the girl started to feel more comfortable, told jokes and did something more fun then before. At the end of the game i felt like i had just finished the long, really fun date, with a kiss and that warm feeling of happiness inside.
That's how i would describe my feeling to that game.
If nameless guy is right, then i probably would say Max Payne 2, which just left me speechless after the credits rolled. I salute that game for being one of my first games on PC and one of the greatest games i have ever played.
How did it make me feel? Like i was going to a date with a nice, beautiful girl. At the start it was like just enjoying yourselves and doing something fun, but getting a little bored with all the talking about stuff that i don't care. At the middle it was like the girl started to feel more comfortable, told jokes and did something more fun then before. At the end of the game i felt like i had just finished the long, really fun date, with a kiss and that warm feeling of happiness inside.
That's how i would describe my feeling to that game.
Oblivion. I was missing something from gaming, and this game gave it to me, and got me into an array of other games. Woop.
Nothing fills the void!!!
KotOR did it for me. I loved it to bits, and I'm playing it all the way through yet again.
KotOR did it for me. I loved it to bits, and I'm playing it all the way through yet again.
The last level from Halo 3.
That was just totally awesome, with stuff exploding and after it finished I was like "I just want to play that part of the level again"
That was just totally awesome, with stuff exploding and after it finished I was like "I just want to play that part of the level again"
