There have been dozens of consoles. Thousands of games. If you had to pick ONE game as your absolute favorite game in the world, what would it be?
Mine is probably Sly 2: Band of Thieves for the PS2. It's such an improvement over the first game (Even though that one is also fantastic.) and, IMO, better than the 3rd game (Again, fantastic game) because of the replay value for finding the clue bottles. That was half the fun.
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Flyin' High Again
Posted 15 October 2014 - 06:17 AM
#4
Let's Go Heat!
Posted 15 October 2014 - 06:39 AM
Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time (N64) for me (Majora's Mask is a very close second). I have probably played and beaten OoT 50 times. I remember being in elementary school when the game out, and staying up late playing it on weekends and holidays.
Those were the days before the internet was huge and you solved tough puzzles through word of mouth from your friends, or buying the strategy guide. I still run through it once a year, man what a masterpiece, and what a fantastic era of gaming.
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Flyin' High Again
Posted 15 October 2014 - 01:34 PM
C'mon, son. Pokemon Gold.
I had Silver, but that's still a classic. And a damn good one.
Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time (N64) for me (Majora's Mask is a very close second). I have probably played and beaten OoT 50 times. I remember being in elementary school when the game out, and staying up late playing it on weekends and holidays.
Those were the days before the internet was huge and you solved tough puzzles through word of mouth from your friends, or buying the strategy guide. I still run through it once a year, man what a masterpiece, and what a fantastic era of gaming.
That's exactly how it was for me playing through Sly 2. I must've cleared that game 30 times before touching Sly 3.
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tastes good on the bun.
Posted 15 October 2014 - 02:56 PM
First thought is Ultima VI. I put in so many hours on that game when it came out. I was 13 when it came out and I split the game with a friend of mine. We had a lot of fun playing it together and separately. And it seemed like we played it forever! It was a time when there weren't 50 million games coming out every day and you only owned a small handful of games (and this applied to pc and console gaming.) It really allowed you to focus on one game for a long time.
In more modern times, I'd say the first Borderlands. I spent so many hours playing that game solo and ten times as many hours playing co-op with my nephew. It's just a lot fun. We've played through all things Borderlands and just started the Pre-Sequel last night!
*edit* I suppose in between these two I should put Unreal Tournament 2k4 fragball mod. I didn't do a whole lot of gaming from the mid 90s on for many years but I did play online FPS games pretty consistently and latched on to the fragball mod and remember it fondly.
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Flyin' High Again
Posted 15 October 2014 - 03:33 PM
First thought is Ultima VI. I put in so many hours on that game when it came out. I was 13 when it came out and I split the game with a friend of mine. We had a lot of fun playing it together and separately. And it seemed like we played it forever! It was a time when there weren't 50 million games coming out every day and you only owned a small handful of games (and this applied to pc and console gaming.) It really allowed you to focus on one game for a long time.
In more modern times, I'd say the first Borderlands. I spent so many hours playing that game solo and ten times as many hours playing co-op with my nephew. It's just a lot fun. We've played through all things Borderlands and just started the Pre-Sequel last night!
How's the Pre-Sequel?
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tastes good on the bun.
Posted 15 October 2014 - 04:03 PM
How's the Pre-Sequel?
We are really enjoying it. Played for a few hours. I think we completed 9 or so missions (maybe 2-3 of those were main story ones.) I'm playing Wilhelm and my nephew is Claptrap. Claptrap's random skill thingie is funky but it's ok. Low grav and the need for oxygen is interesting but not bothersome or anything. The story and the humor are good so far. It's just real similar to the other BL games so if you liked those and want more BL action and looting then it's what the dr. ordered.
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Mama Said To Knock You Out
Posted 15 October 2014 - 06:09 PM
C'mon, son. Pokemon Gold.
Funny you mention that. I remember when Ruby/Sapphire came out, I was disappointed there wasn't 24 gyms and 3 regions.
For myself...it's tough. Off the top of my head, going to go with Halo and Roller Coaster Tycoon.
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Posted 15 October 2014 - 07:04 PM
Roller coaster tycoon! I forgot about that game, that was a lot of fun.
Mine would probably be Zelda: OOT with Mario world, Zelda lttp, mario rpg and earthbound close behind. Crazy to think I'm all Sony these days even though my top ten would possibly be all Nintendo games.
Mine would probably be Zelda: OOT with Mario world, Zelda lttp, mario rpg and earthbound close behind. Crazy to think I'm all Sony these days even though my top ten would possibly be all Nintendo games.
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