Specific Part of a Game You Play Over and Over Again.

[Brownie80]

You know a certain level, area, or section of a video game that makes you play a game again just to get to that level? That's what I'm talking about here. Uncharted 3's first 4 chapters is one of the biggest reasons why I play it ALL THE TIME. Do you guys have a similar draw to a game?

 

[Liquidprid3]

I've played City Escape over a hundred times. Never gets old. I mean, it was mostly for rings for Chao Garden, but it was grinding done right.

 

[hazabaza1]

I've played City Escape over a hundred times.

This.
Sonic Adventure 2 actually has a count for how many times you've done a level, I think mine was over 300-ish. And Generations was just as good.

Boss fights from Revengeance count too, mostly. Jetstream Sam, Monsoon and MG Ray are personal favourites.

 

[Sniper Team 4]

I used to play a certain level in Call of Duty 2 over and over. It was the one where you play as the Americans and you have to defend a hilltop. It's only five minutes long, but those were some intense five minutes, and slowly being pushed back until you were practically overrun was always a blast.

 

[Tanis]

Klonoa 2 (for the PS2) has a fantastic 'jungle' level where you're sliding down a river.

Kind of short, but really fun.

 

[Saviordd1]

Death Star level of Force Unleashed.

Gotta love taking storm troopers and throwing them into giant death beams.

 

[thetoddo]

The underwater dam level of the NES TMNT.

It used to be the part I hated the most, now I pick it up every now and again just to try and beat it while taking the least amount of damage possible.

 

[TorchofThanatos]

1,000 Heartless Killing field of Kingdom Hearts 2.
I save a special save slot for that fight so I can re-play it.

 

[lacktheknack]

Mirror's Edge has three wonderful levels: "Heat", "Pirandello Krueger" and "Kate".

I've played them a couple hundred times each.

 

[Shadow flame master]

In COD: Ghosts, in one of the last few missions you're basically playing bumper cars with tanks. It is possibly the funnest parts of the game and one of the most intense for me.

 

[sextus the crazy]

I don't know how many times I've replayed the Vorkuta mission from CoD BlOps, but it's been more than 5 at least. And MW1 & 2 both have some really good levels in them.

 

[hermes]

The train stage in Uncharted 2.
The "Eye of the Tiger" stage in Rayman Legends.
The first world in Super Mario World.

 

[Liquidprid3]

I forgot to mention the last level of COD 4. (not the bonus mission) Its always a boat load fun. Or, in this mission's case, a truck load.

 

[Scars Unseen]

The Part Where He Kills You in Portal 2
Actually I think I play that section as much for the awesome music as anything else.

The glitch scene in Metal Gear Solid 2

 

[anthony87]

The second boss fight against Virgil in Devil May Cry 3.

Best boss fight in the game and the level itself is short enough that it's not a chore getting to him. It's almost as if they anticipated people wanting to do it over and over again.

 

[LTAshler]

Tartarus Boss Fight in Halo 2. Only on Legendary, and using only the Energy sword to kill him. Any other weapons to kill his allies. Required very precise timing.

 

[Angelous Wang]

In Hitman games, apart for the last one. I always find one or two levels that I just like to play over and over coming up better and better ways to complete it.

Like A House of Cards in Blood Money.

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

I don't usually replay a specific part of a game, but when I do...

Resident Evil 4:

-The siege in the cabin.
-The fight against Bitores Mendez.
-The mine cart sequence in the castle.
-The truck sequence in the island.

Resident Evil 5:

- Some of the early village levels.
- The swamp hovercraft level.