What's your favourite game of all time??
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Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. I love Zelda games for the exploration and puzzles and stuff, and TWW is best of the lot in my opinion. Although, there all good.
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines. Playing as a Malk is one of the few times I genuinely enjoyed playing through a game. Other than that, I also loved Skyrim's freedom and world.
Earthbound/Mother 3.
Saints Row 2 and 3.
Paper Mario/The Thousand Year Door.
Infamous 1 and 2.
Twilight Princess.
Dragon Age: Origins.
Those are my favorites. There's others that fall a little bit short elsewhere, but these have sentimental weight for me.
Saints Row 2 and 3.
Paper Mario/The Thousand Year Door.
Infamous 1 and 2.
Twilight Princess.
Dragon Age: Origins.
Those are my favorites. There's others that fall a little bit short elsewhere, but these have sentimental weight for me.
Meh, I've played plenty (Read: Too many) of games, and LoD is still securely bolted to the top of my ladder.Lunar Templar said:
I don't even think in terms of single games any more. I think in terms of series.
So...favorite series of all time? Probably Ultima. Mass Effect had a chance to unseat it, but fell down hard at the finish line. Fallout would be a close second.
If I can't pick a series, and I HAVE to pick a single game, it would likely be a dead heat between Planescape and X-Com, for every different reasons. HM to Sid Meier's Pirates!
So...favorite series of all time? Probably Ultima. Mass Effect had a chance to unseat it, but fell down hard at the finish line. Fallout would be a close second.
If I can't pick a series, and I HAVE to pick a single game, it would likely be a dead heat between Planescape and X-Com, for every different reasons. HM to Sid Meier's Pirates!
I find no fault with that, Dragoon was awesome, and epic on a scale that FAR out shined any of the PS1 Final Fantasy's, the story, the addition system, the Dragoon forms all all awesome, only problem i had .... the dragons them selves .... they did not look like dragons.Darius Brogan said:
that said though, Parasite Eve 1. from the opera scene at the beginning (which was brutal when i first saw it) to how combat flowed, to what you could do with your gear, just the whole tone of the game, and i really kind think of anything i disliked about it.
Puh though question.
Portal, HalfLife Series, MassEffect Series, Gothic 1+2 (The rest does not exist for me xD) and of course all the old LucasArts Classic: Monkey Island, Zack, Indy, Loom and the two Maniac Mansion games.
I guess i've the fondest memories of the LucasArts games since i grew up with them and started playing them at the age of 5-6, together with my father.
Portal, HalfLife Series, MassEffect Series, Gothic 1+2 (The rest does not exist for me xD) and of course all the old LucasArts Classic: Monkey Island, Zack, Indy, Loom and the two Maniac Mansion games.
I guess i've the fondest memories of the LucasArts games since i grew up with them and started playing them at the age of 5-6, together with my father.
I would have to say, WiiFit and Just Dance are probably the best games out on the market. Not only are they exergames that get you up off your butt, but they're fun too! It's not like you have to log hundreds of hours to get enjoyment out of a game, but to be able to pick it up when you have time in your busy schedule is nice. I've been playing it for a few months now and feel so much better after doing it, definitely recommend both!
...I'll be the oddball.
Fable: The Lost Chapters.
I honestly loved that game and I think that's because I didn't go in after hearing all the bullshit being promised. On it's own, it's far better than Fable 2 or Fable 3 in my opinion. No matter how predicting it is, for me it was amazing because the game made me feel like a hero. What was my greatest challenge in Fable 2? Uh...The White Balverine or a Troll. And even then, it felt like they weren't given proper respect. In the original game, nearly every boss you fought had a story and they were all vastly different and carried their own weight and "danger level." It might not have been challenging or it might not have been mysterious, but for me it delivered, it made me feel like an accomplished hero of Albion.
Fable: The Lost Chapters.
I honestly loved that game and I think that's because I didn't go in after hearing all the bullshit being promised. On it's own, it's far better than Fable 2 or Fable 3 in my opinion. No matter how predicting it is, for me it was amazing because the game made me feel like a hero. What was my greatest challenge in Fable 2? Uh...The White Balverine or a Troll. And even then, it felt like they weren't given proper respect. In the original game, nearly every boss you fought had a story and they were all vastly different and carried their own weight and "danger level." It might not have been challenging or it might not have been mysterious, but for me it delivered, it made me feel like an accomplished hero of Albion.
Final Fantasy IX and Assassins Creed 2 both my favorite games of all 
the time on my FFIX game actually freakin restarted! XD
the time on my FFIX game actually freakin restarted! XD
Half-Life 2
Psychonauts
Chrono Trigger
Zelda: Wind Waker
Resident Evil 4
What else? Oh yeah, Portal/Portal 2
Psychonauts
Chrono Trigger
Zelda: Wind Waker
Resident Evil 4
What else? Oh yeah, Portal/Portal 2
