Most amount of sheer, unstoppable, replayable fun in a single player game

[pulse2]

Multiplayer is overated, its just there to make up for what single player options lack. So here's a question.

Whats the most amount of fun you've had in a single player game, even if it has a multiplayer option, not talking about storys here or graphics, just sheer gameplay fun.

Edit: Yeah, erm, don't take the multiplayer rant thing seriously, I was just copying what the industry likes to tag multiplayer gaming as for the fun of it, I happen to love multiplayer as much as a good single player experience depending on who I'm playing with or against.

 

[RatRace123]

Saints Row Dieu, pure unbridled fun, throwing a C4 charge at a random pedestrian, spawning a mini helicopter, piloting it over to a clothing shop then putting on a Mankini and doing it all over again.

Frickin' awesome fun!

 

[SyphonX]

Tough call. If we're going with "in my lifetime", it would have to be the first or second Resident Evil on the original Playstation. I became a master, and the game never got boring. Played without being able to save, and it was true survival horror and great.

You could play through either Resident Evil 1 or 2 overnight, on a bender, and literally try to survive throughout the night. My friend would come over almost every weekend, and we would kill the lights, and just survive a night in the mansion. I made it about every 3 to 5 tries, and winning was so satisfying and fun. Not cool to be killed at the end though, and not being able to reload a save or press "continue". I do remember the first time I beat the game without dying.. it was the stuff of legends.

 

[LaMer]

Sheer gameplay fun.

Saints Row 2- Low gravity + Never Die + Pimp Slap = awesomeness. If you don't know what I'm talking about, play that game. Right. Now.

Just Cause 2- Needs no further explanation.

 

[icame]

Serious Sam and Saints row 2...just pure entertainment

 

[madchatter92]

ummm starfox 64?? easy!

 

[Veldel]

Perfect Dark iv spent atleast 100 hours in the first stage alone just goofying around

 

[Easton Dark]

Perfect Dark iv spent atleast 100 hours in the first stage alone just goofying around

I like trying to tip-toe around everybody.

 

[Veldel]

Perfect Dark iv spent atleast 100 hours in the first stage alone just goofying around

I like trying to tip-toe around everybody.

Just for sheer lulz I do a run where I unarm everyone and make em beg for there lives i find so much amusement in it and then with cheats so much more fun ensured

 

[SovietSecrets]

Jet Set Radio Future. Oh how many times I have played that game since it came out.

 

[Worgen]

a tie between halo (first one) and dawn of war dark crusade
I played tho the original halo like 10 times
it took like a good month of playing to win dark crusade with every race on multiple difficulties and I still dream of playing it more
oh, I guess I should add heroes of might and magic V also since Ive played the hell out of that, tons on content, good story and I just reinstalled it for another go tho

 

[northeast rower]

Multiplayer is overated, its just there to make up for what single player options lack. So here's a question.

Herp Derp, unneeded opinion.

In other news, Red Dead Redemption, Fallout: New Vegas, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, MGS3 are all packed to the brim with goodness.

However, Burnout 3 just makes me grin like a jackass and sit forward every time I pop it in.

 

[Internet Kraken]

Dwarf Fortress has given me more enjoyment than any other single player game. Despite all the time I spend on it, it still hasn't gotten stale. Probably the only game I could stand to spend 2 hours on each day at the moment.

 

[Defense]

Final Fantasy XIII, on the second time. The storyline was so needlessly confusing, most of the characters really sucked pre-Eidolon, and the linearity was so apparent it wasn't even funny. But damn, the second time was so great with the battle system. Loved it.

 

[BelmontClan]

I've played Symphony of the Night a bunch of times. Never gets old.

 

[Zantos]

It's a hard decision, but I'm going to have to say the first 3 spyro the dragon games. Love that stuff!