Your one trick pony

[DanielPowell33]

Skate, seeing how bad I could hurt myself.

 

[DragonsAteMyMarbles]

Saints Row 2, with the Low Gravity, Drunk Pedestrians, Evil Cars and Never Die cheats on. Trying to get from one end of the map to the other.

 

[slowpoke999]

Destoy all humans, I would get in the saucer and just pile a shitload of cars and people and tanks all on top of each other and flood the cities with cars, then blow them all to shit.

 

[Apocalypse Tank]

I play modern warfare 2 only because I like to nuke every game that I get into

 

[Numb1lp]

The Fortress map in Warhawk. Not a very good game, but that was certainly a fun level.

 

[Prized Cup]

Tony Hawk's Skater 3

Who doesn't love to grind a sick grind

 

[Singularly Datarific]

Sonic Adventure 2 was pretty mediocre. I mean I loved it, but I can recognize a shit game for a shit game when I fall through the ground inexplicably. However I spent hours upon hours raising those little chao fucks.

Spore cell stage is the epitome of this topic. I loved that section of the game so much but hated the rest. The Sims was boring but I just loved to build things in it. Oh and those bonus levels in Mario Sunshine count too, I'd just do those over and over.

I must admit, I've yet to play a full game of the sims, and I just cheat and build stuff.

 

[azncutthroat]

teehee, Starcraft with some of the cheats activated, then put some crazy scheme or plan together, turn off cheats and watch my enemy die

Did you ever try 7compsv1you melee with cheats (except power overwhelming)? I have to admit it's pretty challenging, even though I'm not exactly gosu...

 

[scoHish]

Godzilla Destroy all Monsters with the "throw any buliding" cheat, because then I can throw the Seattle space needle like a javelin at another monster, and that alone can make it awesome.

Just nostalgia'd pretty hard.

 

[chozo_hybrid]

Resident Evil 5, it's meh all around but the Mercinaries is good fun and I can play that over and over.

 

[The_Evermind]

teehee, Starcraft with some of the cheats activated, then put some crazy scheme or plan together, turn off cheats and watch my enemy die

This, especially using mind control to make a base full of people destroy itself.

 

[HotShooter]

Bayonetta is a great game, but the reason I keep coming back to it is for the motorcycle level. Any fast driving levels will bring me back to a game.

 

[crudus]

Tony Hawk 2, Tony Hawks Skate 2, Tony Hawks Pro Skater 2 (whatever it is called) the anti-gravity cheat pulled me in and kept me there. It was by no means a bad game without it. I just sucked at the game.

 

[demoman_chaos]

All I seem to do in Red Faction: Guerilla anymore is go around randomly destroying stuff with cheats on. The physics make it all worthwhile.

Sonic Adventure 2 was pretty mediocre. I mean I loved it, but I can recognize a shit game for a shit game when I fall through the ground inexplicably. However I spent hours upon hours raising those little chao fucks.

I HATED those things. Especially how they forced you do go through it to get all the emblems so you could unlock Green Hill Zone. I hated it as much as I hated the go-kart mini-game. All I did was get 1 good and 1 dark chao and used the sell-reset-sell again trick to get a shitton of chao fruit to max their stats so I could get the emblems. If the race and karate bits were more interactive, then I may have payed more attention to the things.
I did eventually get Green Hill Zone though, but in the end it was not worth all the trouble of getting all A's on everything.

 

[Bloody Crimson]

My thirst for blood in RTS games. I love sending millions of basic infantry at the enemy.

 

[Eggsnham]

SKATE 2 or Destroy All Humans (the first one, of course).

 

[demoman_chaos]

In Armoured Core: For Answer, I usually only build mechs anymore. A lot of the recent ones are based on Gundams.

No, green hill zone sorta sucked in 3D.

That we can agree on.

 

[FalloutJack]

Oh, I'm sorry. You say GTA: San Andreas has a plot? What for? Heh heh heh...

 

[Blanks]

teehee, Starcraft with some of the cheats activated, then put some crazy scheme or plan together, turn off cheats and watch my enemy die

Did you ever try 7compsv1you melee with cheats (except power overwhelming)? I have to admit it's pretty challenging, even though I'm not exactly gosu...

*looks up the term 'gosu'* ... oooooooooh, no i don't, i should try that sometime

most of my antics involve trapping my enemy behind an impenetrable wall of photon cannons (like half a maps worth) or building a new base within their base and stealing resources

 

[Karlaxx]

There was one version of Burnout that was popular when I did stuff with friends who had PS2's way back when. We never did anything but the giant trainwreck mode.