if you could erase ONE game from your memory to play it for the first time again...

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Let's just use the blanket of 'Bioware' almost every time I've started one of their games I've meandered about replaying the first hour for like a month before I actually play the fucking thing. It'd be nice to have another go at that and try not to bollocks it up.
 

White-Death

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Mass Effect 1,2,3 Just to fuck with the rules.Pretend 2 and 3 didn't exist and the series ended on a cliffhanger.
ME1 just isn't as good when you know the universe well,a big part of ME1 is discovering the universe,hence why I am also adding 2 and 3.
 

Daveman

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New Vegas. That game is still legit and the only reason I'm not still playing it is I ran out of stuff to do. I completed the main quest 3 times with different characters and different endings, did all the DLC, completed every quest in the game, bankrupted all the casinos WITHOUT abusing quicksave, found all the special weapons, found every wild wasteland thing, killed every legendary creature, bedded the ladies, got fisted by a robot, helped every companion find peace of mind, the whole lot. I loved every second of it too.
 

Jaeke

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Red Dead Redemption.

It's not my favorite game I've played, it's not the best game I've played, but it's the most triumphant and humble experience I've ever had the pleasure of completing.
 

viking97

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Gotta be half life 2. That complete sense of contentment when I beat that . . . I would give anything to feel that again.
 

Beat14

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Witcher 2, I am playing atm currently.

It was my break in to the series, and it is great! That or vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines. Probably just about edges above the witcher 2 for me.
 

monm11

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Half Life 2
World In Conflict
Fallout 3
... and Bioshock

I hope Bioshock: Infinite will be just as exciting.
 

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My favorite game of the gen would have to be Dead Rising, so I'd go with that. Though 2013 is a much different time than 2006 was. Back then unique zombie fiction wasn't as easy to come by so it stood out as a really original title. Not sure how it would hold up today, in a world where you can't pitch a stone without hitting 7 zombie games. Still, Frank West covered wars, you know! I'm sure he'd still impress.

I could also take the first Halo and put it on this list. I loved that game so much. Halo 4 was a big fat let down, but my love of the original stands up strong even to this day. To experience it again for the first time would be grand.
 

Simonccx

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Baldurs gate, or Zelda Ocarina of Time, the plot is key for any game you would forget and replay, these two have it in buckets.
 

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Vintage: A Link To The Past, Chrono Trigger, EarthBound, DOOM II

Classic: Ocarina of Time, Legend of Dragoon, Deus Ex, Halo CE

Modern: Half Life 2, Persona 4, Hotline Miami

These were games that I remember having this magical feel about them.
That feeling of waking up on Christmas as a wee lad and having the time of your life.
Only that feeling extended to the entirety of the first playthrough, it wasn't necessarily Christmas and I wasn't necessarily a wee lad while playing a bunch of these games. Especially not the last three.
 

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Suikoden 2, easily; you should've heard my hype when I discovered what transferring Suikoden 1 data gave me. Although, frankly, it's been long enough that there's a lot that I don't recall. Same for other stuff I'd say, like Xenogears, and other stuff, like FF6, I played so much that I've memorized the secret stuff, forgotten they were secrets, and now treat that stuff like it's the main path through the game, so I'm not sure I can even forget Chrono Trigger and FF6/7/8 anymore.

Maybe Final Fantasy: Tactics. I'd love to play through that blind again, especially with the remake on PSP.

Maybe fighting games in general? After playing them long enough, you start to learn habits for finding combos and strategies and stuff. I'd like to rediscover all that.

Breath of Fire 3/4 are good contenders, too. Which reminds me that I should play Dragon Quarter some time.
 

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Persona 4, my first time playing was the most fun I had in a looooooong time, what I would give to cry at the ending all over again.

Dark Souls, after playing Demons Souls I knew what I was getting my self into, that sense of discovering something new (aka new ways to die) made DkS such an experience to remember.

Red Dead Redemption, I literally felt as though the Old West never existed so when I played the game it felt so fresh and new, I want it again damn it!

Devil May Cry 3, I loooooooved hanging out with that white haired, douche bag, stylish ass, demon hunter.
 

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KotOR II, no question. Still my favorite RPG of all time, but my friend (who was playing through it at the same time) spoiled all of the major reveals. As a story, it's still fantastic, though.
 

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Ihateregistering1 said:
Planescape Torment, would give anything to play that game again spoiler-free and not knowing anything about the plot, characters, or Planescape universe.
I have never played it, but I intend too, so I would like my memory to be spoler free.

Also, Portal and Chrono Trigger.
 

B.U.C.K

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The Witcher 2 Assassins of Kings is my top choice.
The Second has to be To The Moon, and the Third is Bioshock.

Great Question BTW.
Cheers Oly J
 

Wadderz

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That's a tough one. Probably Deus Ex, but Persona 3: FES and Ultima VII would also be pretty awesome to play again for the first time. I'd play Deus Ex again for gameplay, P3:FES for characterisation of NPCs, and Ultima VII for story (knowing Ultima IV-VI).
 

Wayne Bridges

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Max Payne 3, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Far Cry 3, or The Bioshock games( Bioshock:Infinite anyone?) All of these are great games with a gripping story line. Had me from beginning to end.