what game was your game of the decade

[TheDustyBanana]

Super Smash Bros Melee - Not because I'm one of those blokes who played it seriously but because it was the only game that I played constantly for about 8 years. And I enjoyed it both on my own and with friends.

Kingdom Hearts 2 - It was the only game that I couldn't put down until I finished it and I actually spent an entire week leveling up just so I could avoid finishing it.

Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker - I just had a lot of fun playing it.

Metroid Prime - Same as Wind Waker, but with more good memories.

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic - Not really a Star Wars at all but this was probably one of the best games I've ever played and I played through it four or five times.

Mario Kart DS - Crack in video game form.

 

[ethaninja]

Deus Ex

FTW! Hehe I'm playing that right nowish.

I've answered it as 'favourite game' since it came out... So often, I now use it as my standard answer to any question about having a favourite.

Favourite game? Deus Ex
Favourite FPS? Deus Ex
Favourite RPG? Deus Ex
Favourite Franchise? Deus Ex
Favourite Colour? Deus Ex
Favourite Yeast Extract Spread? Deus Ex
Favourite Sexual Position? Deus Ex
Favourite War? Deus Ex
and so on.

Ahahaha hallrighty then Good to know there are more Deus Ex'ers out there.

 

[rt052192]

hate to be "that guy" but it was hands down Call of Duty: 4 b/c for about a year and a half i played it without losing interest.

 

[pln9fos]

Okami; it had a visual style that simply could not be matched even by the best realistic graphics, it had amazing music, and I can't really find anything bad to say about it except that a sequel for the PS3 will likely not be made despite the cliffhanger ending.

 

[Crimsonsniper]

The first rpg I ever played was kotor, me and my brother enjoyed that game to no end. As such I say it was the best traditional rpg I have yet played, although Mass Effect 1 and 2 trump all other games in player immersion. Mass Effect 1 for the world, you felt small and insignificant in a large unknown galaxy. Mass Effect 2 for really building on the characters and their personalities.

 

[TelHybrid]

Metal Gear Solid 3 for having such an immense plot, as well as really adding so many awesome new features to the series such as camouflage.

Counter Strike source for the fact that it was the 1st online game I actually played (I kid you not >.<) and it really got me into online gaming. My average K/D was around 50-10 at one point. I also applaud it for still having a strong community to this day.

Burnout 3 for being one of the greatest racing games I have played, and gave a strange sense of adrenaline while playing.

Mass Effect for getting me to give WRPGs a chance and proving that they can really outdo so many JRPGs.

Sonic Adventure 2 for being one of the only good 3D Sonic games (alongside it's older brother Sonic Adventure), and being my last good memory of the series.

Batman Arkham Asylum for really getting me back into action games that don't incorporate generic shooting.

Kingdom Hearts II for keeping my enjoyment of JRPGs alive despite how the genre has declined in recent years mostly.

I can't just choose one.

 

[A random person]

To be somewhat less cliche instead of just saying Half Life 2 or something, I'll go with Phoenix Wright. Seriously, one of my best and most memorable gaming experiences, and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I34nshlOPk] the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wq1jknZp0ic] music [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qq7BtdA0eg] sure [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0muwEn_FQYE] helps [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWqaZrrk6pw].

 

[Artina89]

Resident Evil 4- I make a point playing that game once every 3 months, Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal, Heavy rain. I really liked Heavy rain, has a great story and I found the motion controls oddly immersive and Persona's 3 and 4. In terms of JRPGs, in my opinion it beats most Final fantasies as I love the story and the gameplay elements. I want to play Persona 4 now.