Top 3 Games in your life
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Smackdown vs Raw 2011 - just because I love it and it's the game of mine right now that I've racked up the most playtime on.
Prince of Persia: Warrior Within - I have ALWAYS loved this game. Despite never actually completing it, something about it just really really speaks to me.
Final Fantasy 6 - anyone who knows it or has played it (which should, combined, be everyone) shouldn't even need a reason as to why I love it so much.
Prince of Persia: Warrior Within - I have ALWAYS loved this game. Despite never actually completing it, something about it just really really speaks to me.
Final Fantasy 6 - anyone who knows it or has played it (which should, combined, be everyone) shouldn't even need a reason as to why I love it so much.
I have to say
Resident Evil 5
Starcraft (the entire series not just II)
And System Shock 2.
Special mention to Typing of The Dead tho. that game is so close to me heart xD
Resident Evil 5
Starcraft (the entire series not just II)
And System Shock 2.
Special mention to Typing of The Dead tho. that game is so close to me heart xD
1. Kessen 2. God, since i bought it, i loved it. AND fact to be, it was my dad who bought it.
2.Ratchet and Clank the whole series. No other game got that much attention from me just with a demo.
3.Might and Magic 6. The.Most.Epic.Game.Ever
2.Ratchet and Clank the whole series. No other game got that much attention from me just with a demo.
3.Might and Magic 6. The.Most.Epic.Game.Ever
3.KOTOR1 - for the amazing story that really pulls you in
2.Deus ex 1 - objectivly(spelling??) THE BEST game ever. Beaten it about 7 times by now, have it perfectly embeded in my brain, yet I still want to play it over and over
1.Morrowind - my farovite. I explored the whole damn island
Out of nostalgia:
3. Blood - yeah I was a sick child but it's just so damn hilarious
2. Duke Nukem 3D - again, just hilarious fun
1. Heroes of might and magic 2 - ah what can I say. There is just something about that game....
2.Deus ex 1 - objectivly(spelling??) THE BEST game ever. Beaten it about 7 times by now, have it perfectly embeded in my brain, yet I still want to play it over and over
1.Morrowind - my farovite. I explored the whole damn island
Out of nostalgia:
3. Blood - yeah I was a sick child but it's just so damn hilarious
2. Duke Nukem 3D - again, just hilarious fun
1. Heroes of might and magic 2 - ah what can I say. There is just something about that game....
1) Silent Hill Shattered Memories
Will never understand how Silent Hill 4, despite it being arguably the worst in the series, is always defended for its story, while SHSM's story, along with the game, has already been forgotten. Second best in the series, moved me more than SH2 ever did.
2) Shadow of Memories
Wonderful, high-concept game. Certainly not for everyone, and I can easily see why people would find it boring, but I loved it. You start the game being murdered by an unknown assailant in your small hometown, and then coming back to life. Every hour an attempt will be made on your life, and you have to go back in time to prevent it. You have to survive a single day, and discover who's behind the attacks.
I enjoyed the puzzle elements, but what I really loved was seeing the progression of the town through the years, getting to know the modern day characters and their ancestors, and slowly changing time so the present day slowly becomes unrecognisable.
3) Honestly? Harry Potter & The Philosophers Stone (PC)
It's a mediocre game at best, and could have been so much more, but as I recall it was the very first game I played. Not only that, but I played it before I read any of the books or saw the movie, so the game defined Hogwarts for me. It captures the feel of the book absolutely perfectly, a very wintry, Christmassy type place that was lost in the later games in favour of realism. It's a school of magic. I'm good without the realism ta.
Will never understand how Silent Hill 4, despite it being arguably the worst in the series, is always defended for its story, while SHSM's story, along with the game, has already been forgotten. Second best in the series, moved me more than SH2 ever did.
2) Shadow of Memories
Wonderful, high-concept game. Certainly not for everyone, and I can easily see why people would find it boring, but I loved it. You start the game being murdered by an unknown assailant in your small hometown, and then coming back to life. Every hour an attempt will be made on your life, and you have to go back in time to prevent it. You have to survive a single day, and discover who's behind the attacks.
I enjoyed the puzzle elements, but what I really loved was seeing the progression of the town through the years, getting to know the modern day characters and their ancestors, and slowly changing time so the present day slowly becomes unrecognisable.
3) Honestly? Harry Potter & The Philosophers Stone (PC)
It's a mediocre game at best, and could have been so much more, but as I recall it was the very first game I played. Not only that, but I played it before I read any of the books or saw the movie, so the game defined Hogwarts for me. It captures the feel of the book absolutely perfectly, a very wintry, Christmassy type place that was lost in the later games in favour of realism. It's a school of magic. I'm good without the realism ta.
1. Mass Effect, the first one. The game simply overwhelmed me in the end. The only game ever to do this.
2. Prince of Persia Warrior Within. It's the first game of it's kind i played and it left me with an unforgettable impression: from the combos, the wall-jumps, to the escape-from-Dahaka (guardian of the Sands of Time) sequences, i loved everything about it.
3. League of Legends. I've played this regularly for over a year now and im still learning the game. Even if there are only 2 maps and around 60 overall well-balanced champions, no 2 matches are the same.
2. Prince of Persia Warrior Within. It's the first game of it's kind i played and it left me with an unforgettable impression: from the combos, the wall-jumps, to the escape-from-Dahaka (guardian of the Sands of Time) sequences, i loved everything about it.
3. League of Legends. I've played this regularly for over a year now and im still learning the game. Even if there are only 2 maps and around 60 overall well-balanced champions, no 2 matches are the same.
Dwarf Fortress
-This game has not only taken countless of hours of my time, but also taught me that it is totally okay to make mittens from kitten leather, in the name of industry and prosperity
Deus Ex
-Quite possibly my favourite FPS/RPG. It just really clicked for me. The many approaches, both play styles and literally different paths to your goal the game gives you still makes me occasionally install the game, play it and feel like I'm discovering something new.
Starcraft (original + Brood War)
-Although I've never played much of the multiplayer, the single player campaign, story, characters, voice acting etc. just make it a game I love to death. Same goes for SC2, but SC1 has affected me for a longer time.
I also feel Minecraft is trying to creep up there, due to the immense addictiveness.
-This game has not only taken countless of hours of my time, but also taught me that it is totally okay to make mittens from kitten leather, in the name of industry and prosperity
Deus Ex
-Quite possibly my favourite FPS/RPG. It just really clicked for me. The many approaches, both play styles and literally different paths to your goal the game gives you still makes me occasionally install the game, play it and feel like I'm discovering something new.
Starcraft (original + Brood War)
-Although I've never played much of the multiplayer, the single player campaign, story, characters, voice acting etc. just make it a game I love to death. Same goes for SC2, but SC1 has affected me for a longer time.
I also feel Minecraft is trying to creep up there, due to the immense addictiveness.
At the moment they are, in no particular order
Pokemon Emerald. I would happily play this game for hours on end. Now to go catch those Regi's
Battlefield Bad Company 2. Conquest is loads more fun when playing with friends.
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift. Has been for a while now.
Pokemon Emerald. I would happily play this game for hours on end. Now to go catch those Regi's
Battlefield Bad Company 2. Conquest is loads more fun when playing with friends.
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift. Has been for a while now.
FLIIIIIII-PENDOOOO!!DaBungalow said:
I still have that game in my rack
The cheesyness of it all is one of the reasons I love it so much (and I guess a little nostalgia [read: a lot of nostalgia] too) XD
1. God of War
Doesn't really need an explanation. Awesome story, awesome gameplay, awesome graphics and lots and lots of gore and goodies like that.
<3
Doesn't really need an explanation. Awesome story, awesome gameplay, awesome graphics and lots and lots of gore and goodies like that.
<3
2. Pokemon Crystal on the Game Boy Colour
Super nostalgic game which I put a good 750 hours in before it stopped working. I had 230-something pokemon too!
Super nostalgic game which I put a good 750 hours in before it stopped working. I had 230-something pokemon too!
3. Jak 2: Renegade
I remember I was like O_______O when Jak first talked, and the entire concept with being rebellious and awesome made me squee. The graphics were excellent, gameplay was excellent and the story was fantastic. I still remember the feeling I got after beating the last boss, it was FANTASTIC
I remember I was like O_______O when Jak first talked, and the entire concept with being rebellious and awesome made me squee. The graphics were excellent, gameplay was excellent and the story was fantastic. I still remember the feeling I got after beating the last boss, it was FANTASTIC
The Ratchet and Clank games, Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, Jak 3, Minecraft, Half-Life 2 series, Pokemon Red and Gold, Call of Duty: Black Ops (For its fun and excellent storymode, multiplayer is fun too!), War of the Monsters, God of War 2 and Team Fortress 2
Based on how much time of my life I've spent mastering them (and in no particular order):
Call of Duty 4
Hitman Blood Money
Splinter Cell Chaos Theory
Call of Duty 4
Hitman Blood Money
Splinter Cell Chaos Theory
1. Mass Effect - The story just has me glued to the screen when I play. The gameplay is pretty awesome too but the story just has me.
2. KoToR - Really my first RPG. Great game. Great RPG elements. Great Memories.
3. Jedi Knight: Academy - Is it Outcast? No. But many late nights of my early teens were spent gaming on every custom map imaginable. I still miss it. Crap. Now I'm gonna go buy it again...with no money to spare...
2. KoToR - Really my first RPG. Great game. Great RPG elements. Great Memories.
3. Jedi Knight: Academy - Is it Outcast? No. But many late nights of my early teens were spent gaming on every custom map imaginable. I still miss it. Crap. Now I'm gonna go buy it again...with no money to spare...
If not for JKA Neverwinter Nights would be #3. That game has so much replayability with all the mods and extras people have made for it. So much fun. You could easily lose months of your life to this game.MikeOfThunder said:
My top 3 is an easy choice!
1. Bayonetta - LOVE the protagonist, Cereza is one of very few children who don't annoy me, the KIND OF love interest plot was handled very well, the plot itself was excellent...
2. Enslaved: Odyssey to the West - Beautiful graphics, amazing character rendering (the emotion on their faces was incredible), awesome plot, tender love interest plot line handled exceptionally well, bizarre yet fantastic ending (as in, I would NEVER have seen it coming), excellent voice acting...I could go on. I think, above all, I adore Enslaved because I became emotionally invested in the characters. I wanted to see them have justice done.
3. Elder Scrolls: Oblivioin - Best RPG I've ever played, aside from the characters all, strangely, sharing a handful of voices...weird, huh? PATRICK STEWART!!! In-depth plot, lots to do...
All completely different games in completely different genres, but I luffs them above all others.
It's funny, I'm not at all a fan of Hack and Slash (I found DMC a bit lacklustre, I got bored with God of War), but Bayonetta is just a stupendous game.
Great thread, by the way! Haven't seen this done before.
1. Bayonetta - LOVE the protagonist, Cereza is one of very few children who don't annoy me, the KIND OF love interest plot was handled very well, the plot itself was excellent...
2. Enslaved: Odyssey to the West - Beautiful graphics, amazing character rendering (the emotion on their faces was incredible), awesome plot, tender love interest plot line handled exceptionally well, bizarre yet fantastic ending (as in, I would NEVER have seen it coming), excellent voice acting...I could go on. I think, above all, I adore Enslaved because I became emotionally invested in the characters. I wanted to see them have justice done.
3. Elder Scrolls: Oblivioin - Best RPG I've ever played, aside from the characters all, strangely, sharing a handful of voices...weird, huh? PATRICK STEWART!!! In-depth plot, lots to do...
All completely different games in completely different genres, but I luffs them above all others.
It's funny, I'm not at all a fan of Hack and Slash (I found DMC a bit lacklustre, I got bored with God of War), but Bayonetta is just a stupendous game.
Great thread, by the way! Haven't seen this done before.
1. S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl - Spent too many hours of my life playing and modding this game. I love it
2. Ace Combat Zero - I like the Ace Combat series but this one stands out. The ending struck me.
3. Battlefield 1942 - The only online FPS that I genuinely enjoyed. The Forgotten Hope mod made it even better!
2. Ace Combat Zero - I like the Ace Combat series but this one stands out. The ending struck me.
3. Battlefield 1942 - The only online FPS that I genuinely enjoyed. The Forgotten Hope mod made it even better!