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Poll: What's your favourite game
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I can never narrow it down for a singular game entirely, but I can at least offer my fave RPG. Suikoden 2 recently took that helm. Wonderful story and characters, nice art style, great music, and a fun as hell battle system. The overworld is a little tiring sometimes though. And the villain is someone I reeeaaallly loved to hate. Winning his rather difficult fight was very satisfying
Ratchet & Clank. 13 years later, still play through it every year or so. I love the characters, I love the story, I love the music and I especially love the sheer creativity that went into the design of all the different weapons and gadgets. The sequels all brought their own ideas to the series and improved it in many ways, but the original will always be my favourite.
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Favorite game....
Has to be Warcraft III (Reign of Chaos AND The Frozen Throne) for me
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Welcome to the board, Vader. I'm afraid I can't really answer your question as there are too many choi-Darth_vader1046 said:
*Head Explodes, but a little note is left behind on the body*
'I have played far too many games in my life to narrow the field in such a way, so please excuse me while my head explodes, and call the janitor.'
I don't have a clear cut "favourite game" but here is my top 10 (my current one at any rate):
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
Psychonauts
Silent Hill 2
Deadly premonition
Persona 4
Pokemon Red/Blue (include the remakes)
Resident Evil 2
Persona 3: FES
Chrono trigger
Phoenix Wright: Ace attorney
A lot of these are probably considered "safe" choices, but these are all amazing games in my opinion, and I never really tire of playing them. Psychonauts, Castlevania: SotN, Resident Evil 2 and the Pokemon games, I make a point of replaying them at least once a year.
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
Psychonauts
Silent Hill 2
Deadly premonition
Persona 4
Pokemon Red/Blue (include the remakes)
Resident Evil 2
Persona 3: FES
Chrono trigger
Phoenix Wright: Ace attorney
A lot of these are probably considered "safe" choices, but these are all amazing games in my opinion, and I never really tire of playing them. Psychonauts, Castlevania: SotN, Resident Evil 2 and the Pokemon games, I make a point of replaying them at least once a year.
Syphon Filter. For me, it's as close to perfect as a game can be.
Solid gameplay that still holds up, if a bit dated, riveting story that actually ends, well-paced everything, character design and development with no side bullshit getting in the way, fantastic music that not only perfectly sets the tone as needed, but is awesome to listen to on its own; it has it all and then some. The weapon and tactic variety and versatility were outstanding, and it broke a lot of conventions people are stillwhining about clamoring for to this day.
Solid gameplay that still holds up, if a bit dated, riveting story that actually ends, well-paced everything, character design and development with no side bullshit getting in the way, fantastic music that not only perfectly sets the tone as needed, but is awesome to listen to on its own; it has it all and then some. The weapon and tactic variety and versatility were outstanding, and it broke a lot of conventions people are still
Not sure I could pick a singular favorite game. There are so many that I've absolutely adored over the years (many of which I've logged countless hours in), from Homeworld to SIns of a Solar Empire, from Terraria to Conker's Bad Fur Day, from MechWarrior 2 to Doom 2, from Lode Runner to Donkey Kong Country.
That said, I can easily narrow down my favorite game series. And, without a doubt, it would be the Half-Life / Portal series. Every entry was masterfully crafted and I still revisit them from time to time. (and enjoy every minute) The series has a special place in my heart, for numerous reasons, and has never failed to impress.
Shame about that third entry, though...
That said, I can easily narrow down my favorite game series. And, without a doubt, it would be the Half-Life / Portal series. Every entry was masterfully crafted and I still revisit them from time to time. (and enjoy every minute) The series has a special place in my heart, for numerous reasons, and has never failed to impress.
Shame about that third entry, though...
To be honest I find it hard to pinpoint just one favourite game. Too many spring to mind and just too many to list that are my favourites. But top 2 would be Silent Hill 2 and Dragon Age (ALL of them! Because I can.) Though Dragon Age is slowly taking over the top of the stairs for favourite. Goddamn I love me some Dragon Age.
Doom and Doom 2. Some of my earliest memories involve sneaking out of my bedroom to watch my Dad play Doom late at night. Despite the simplistic graphics and lack of a y-axis, it still draws me in every time I play. I loved the level design, monsters (giant flying meatballs are amazing), multiplayer, and mods. I group them together because I can't pick which one I like more. Nothing tops opening a new room at 10 health, with only a handful of shells, bullets, and plasma left, and still managing to come out the other side.
Shadow of the Colossus.
I'm a sucker for that beautiful atmosphere of loneliness, its ability to tell a great story without needless exposition and without feeling the need to explain everything, the amazing colossus battles, the pureness of the experience (no mooks to fight, no optional objectives), Agro being the best game animal I know, the absolutely gorgeous music, the story and the aesthetic of the world and everything in it.
I'm a sucker for that beautiful atmosphere of loneliness, its ability to tell a great story without needless exposition and without feeling the need to explain everything, the amazing colossus battles, the pureness of the experience (no mooks to fight, no optional objectives), Agro being the best game animal I know, the absolutely gorgeous music, the story and the aesthetic of the world and everything in it.
FPLOON said:
@OP: I'd like to quote ol' Jim Sterling here for this one.
"There is no perfect video game. There are only perfect video games."
Having said that, here's just some of my top games:
Banjo Kazooie
Unreal Tournament
Unreal Tournament 2004
Halo: Combat Evolved
Halo 3
Neverwinter Nights
Mercenaries
Super Mario 64
Super Smash Bros.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Freelancer
Perfect Dark
Timesplitters: Future Perfect
Far Cry 2
Far Cry Instincts
Crysis
The Elder Scrolls I: Arena
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Doom
Doom 3
Serious Sam: The First Encounter
Serious Sam: The Second Encounter
Serious Sam 3: Before First Encounter
Star Wars Jedi Knight
Star Wars Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast
Star Wars Jedi Knight 3: Jedi Academy
Myst
Riven
And many others.
FarCry: the perfect combination of cliché goofiness with tense stealthy shooting gameplay set in many beautiful locations. I love it despite its many flaws, and I've played it on many occasions since I first got it in 2004, including getting the Xbox 360 version in 2014, and the Steam version however many months ago.
Final fantasy 6. I consider that to be the gold standard i compare any jrpg to. The only thing missing from it is probably multiple endings. But as it stands it's the closes we'll get to a perfect jrpg imo.
Megaman X is my favorite game. I've beaten it hundreds of times (it only takes like 45 minutes), yet every time its still awesome. Major part of my childhood that still holds up to day. It actually puts many modern releases to utter shame.