The Two Best Games You Have Ever Played So Far?
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On most forums i go on, Threads are closed and usually older than 2 months old etchagaya said:You're one in a hundred on this site, we have standards about writing mechanics.EspadaL said:My favorites are spell/grammar check and the search bar. Kindly use them.hagaya said:My favorites are spell/grammar check and the search bar. Kindly use them.EspadaL said:I'd Say Final Fantasy X
Ive Been Through It Many Times, Sold It And Rebought It
I Find The Storyline good and the battle system works great for a FF game
i dont reckon its worse than FF7 personally i think its better in gameplay and storyline
The characters in FF7 are better probaly because many fans thinks so and secretly cloud licks sephiroth ass. My opinion
My 2nd Game would be Call Of Duty Modern Warfare
This Decision took me agessss xD i love FPS games left 4 dead is my fave game at the moment, stranglehold,soldier front etc. are fps ive played in the years but COD4 this one has got to be it. everything is spot on =]
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If pressured; I like the Tomba! for the PS1, which nobody played and Chrono Trigger, and even with the re-release it still doesn't have enough players (i.e. Everyone)
you can understand what i mean so its legible to be posted and need for little matters to be brought up
thankyou :]
I'm not sure why I'm replying; its not like you're going to give a flying shit anyway.
Oh and the search bar is a big deal. I've been on the site for about half a year and the "best game you've played" or "best gaim evARRR" topics have been used a million times. Nobody likes a repeat.
which is why i created a new one.
are you a mod?
shouldnt you know that if you are lol :]
i dont come on this too often so sorry for late reply
1) Half Life 2.
There isn't a whole lot that I don't like about it (aside from how long it's taking Valve to make Episode 3!), and there are, of course, plenty of things that stand out about it. First of all, it was made in 2004 and has graphics that easily rival those of more contemporary games. Seriously, it's five years old and you could easily argue that it's graphics are even better than some games made this year.
Also, it was one of the first games to ever implement physics directly into gameplay. The Gravity Gun is the pinnacle of physics in games. The Source Engine is a great physics engine, and this game as a whole set the bar for physics puzzles and even simple interactions in video games.
2) Star Wars: Republic Commando
I'm being serious. Maybe I shouldn't put this on here because it isn't actually one of the very best games I've ever played, but I have a good reason for loving it so. This game is the only squad game I've ever played that basically couldn't have done the squad mechanics any better. Honestly, I can't think of a single flaw with the squad system.
The biggest screamer out of all these great elements is the revival system. In most squad games, if one of your squad mates is downed, you revive him yourself, or you can order another squad mate to do it. However, if you are downed, it's game over. At least to me, this makes absolutely no sense. If your allies can revive each other, why can't they revive you?
This is where Republic Commando comes in. In this game, if you're downed, you can order your remaining squad mates to revive you, or to keep on fighting without you until the threat is eliminated. Of course, if your squad mates aren't present or if they're all downed as well, then the mission ends in failure. However, as long as there's just one man left on his feet, the whole squad can be revived. No other squad game I've ever played has actually done this. (Well, that's not entirely true. Downed players can be revived in Gears of War, but this only works in co-op.)
There isn't a whole lot that I don't like about it (aside from how long it's taking Valve to make Episode 3!), and there are, of course, plenty of things that stand out about it. First of all, it was made in 2004 and has graphics that easily rival those of more contemporary games. Seriously, it's five years old and you could easily argue that it's graphics are even better than some games made this year.
Also, it was one of the first games to ever implement physics directly into gameplay. The Gravity Gun is the pinnacle of physics in games. The Source Engine is a great physics engine, and this game as a whole set the bar for physics puzzles and even simple interactions in video games.
2) Star Wars: Republic Commando
I'm being serious. Maybe I shouldn't put this on here because it isn't actually one of the very best games I've ever played, but I have a good reason for loving it so. This game is the only squad game I've ever played that basically couldn't have done the squad mechanics any better. Honestly, I can't think of a single flaw with the squad system.
The biggest screamer out of all these great elements is the revival system. In most squad games, if one of your squad mates is downed, you revive him yourself, or you can order another squad mate to do it. However, if you are downed, it's game over. At least to me, this makes absolutely no sense. If your allies can revive each other, why can't they revive you?
This is where Republic Commando comes in. In this game, if you're downed, you can order your remaining squad mates to revive you, or to keep on fighting without you until the threat is eliminated. Of course, if your squad mates aren't present or if they're all downed as well, then the mission ends in failure. However, as long as there's just one man left on his feet, the whole squad can be revived. No other squad game I've ever played has actually done this. (Well, that's not entirely true. Downed players can be revived in Gears of War, but this only works in co-op.)
I'd have to say Disgaea Hour of Darkness and any one of the Ratchet and Clank games, not counting deadlocked, it was fun, but it wasn't as fun for some reason...
but as far as disgaea's concerned, it's one of the best SRPGs I've ever played even if your characters can become grossly overpowered. I kind of enjoy that aspect though, because it rewards you for your effort.
but as far as disgaea's concerned, it's one of the best SRPGs I've ever played even if your characters can become grossly overpowered. I kind of enjoy that aspect though, because it rewards you for your effort.
Prototype (because I really like the take the game had on good and evil as in how your character could just kill everyone mindlessly to achieve his goal, or try the path of least bloodshed by going after the specific target like a sneaky assassin then vanishing in thing air, protecting the human populace by culling the infected horde or w/e fancy your heroic alter-ego.)
Left 4 Head
(Because the smokey is such a ... oh wait )
Left 4 Dead (A masterpiece. The AI director is just GODLY)
Left 4 Head
(Because the smokey is such a ... oh wait )
Left 4 Dead (A masterpiece. The AI director is just GODLY)
I'm a huge Kingdom Hearts fan, so Kingdom Hearts II is one.
The other game has to be Lost Odyssey. The Temple of Enlightenment was so much fun to play through.
The other game has to be Lost Odyssey. The Temple of Enlightenment was so much fun to play through.
