Most Playthroughs
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Let's see... Portal, Portal 2, Halo 3, Halo Reach, Fable 1 and Red Dead Redemption have all been played to death by me. But the most played would have to be Halo 2. I have lost count of how many times I've played it, it being the first game I played on the Xbox. I haven't played it for a while though, I really should...
EDIT: Nope, most played is The Two Towers for Gameboy Advance. So many hours of button mashing.
EDIT: Nope, most played is The Two Towers for Gameboy Advance. So many hours of button mashing.
Abe's Exoddus/Abe's Oddysee probably. Must have done those games about 5/6 times. They're fantastic games, but they're so bloody difficult I don't honestly know how I had the willpower...
Probably Half-Life 2 with 4 playthroughs. That includes all episodes. I've done the same number of playthroughs with Modern Warfare, but that's only 1/4 of the time commitment.
A lot of people have been saying Mass Effect and other Bioware games, but I find that Bioware games have very little replay value. The first playthrough of a Bioware game is always beyond fantastic, but after I've seen the whole story, the slow pacing becomes tedious and I just can't manage another go at it until at least a year or two later.
A lot of people have been saying Mass Effect and other Bioware games, but I find that Bioware games have very little replay value. The first playthrough of a Bioware game is always beyond fantastic, but after I've seen the whole story, the slow pacing becomes tedious and I just can't manage another go at it until at least a year or two later.
Erm...Diablo 2? I mean I rarely completely finish it with a character but I've certainly got to mid nightmare with dozens of builds.
Pokemon Red is a possibility, though again completion isn't always the case, I'd often get bored at the 4th/5th badge kinda time.
Oh Ocarina of Time, I mean the sheer amount of time I've owned that game gives it a huge advantage and I must have got to the end about a dozen times.
Beyond that...possibly the FF games are the only ones I've played through more than once or twice. Oblivion has a few playthroughs but they're all very large. Same with Fallout 3 and New Vegas.
eta: Nevermind. Civilization 2. Or possibly Alpha Centurai. I've played both through dozens upon dozens of times. I know the opening to the WW2 scenario in Civ2 off by heart.
Pokemon Red is a possibility, though again completion isn't always the case, I'd often get bored at the 4th/5th badge kinda time.
Oh Ocarina of Time, I mean the sheer amount of time I've owned that game gives it a huge advantage and I must have got to the end about a dozen times.
Beyond that...possibly the FF games are the only ones I've played through more than once or twice. Oblivion has a few playthroughs but they're all very large. Same with Fallout 3 and New Vegas.
eta: Nevermind. Civilization 2. Or possibly Alpha Centurai. I've played both through dozens upon dozens of times. I know the opening to the WW2 scenario in Civ2 off by heart.
Oblivion is hovering at over a hundred characters for me.
So, 100 playthroughs.
Each of them usually finishes at least one of the questlines.
So, 100 playthroughs.
Each of them usually finishes at least one of the questlines.
Easy. Final Fantasy III on the SNES (or VI in original numbering). Even ran through it once using a Game Genie. The Ultima Weapon at level 99 is almost as long as the screen is tall!
I think for me it would be Resident Evil 4 with about 7 or 8 times completed and all the characters in mercenaries unlocked.
Metroid: Zero Mission, 26 times. Got stuck at my 27th, going for 10% upgrades on hard proved just a bit too much and I gave up halfway through. Such a replayable game, I did some sequence breaking in my first playthrough without actually realizing it. Turns out I was skipping an actual bossfight, I discovered on the third playthrough o.o
I've played Mass Effect 2 through about... 15, 20 times?
I never stopped playing Oblivion until I sold it, so I played it for about a year or two off and on for a while.
I never stopped playing Oblivion until I sold it, so I played it for about a year or two off and on for a while.
