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This is a tough one... I would have to say Secret of Mana (Seiken Densetsu 2) (1993). One of the best on the SNES, in my opinion, and lots of fond memories are attached to it. I listen to the soundtrack and follow new mixes on OCremix regularly.

Terraria, because one of my good friends bought it a couple of days ago and told me to buy it so we could try out the multiplayer mode.

Agreed. Been having lots of fun playing this game since it came out. Be sure to read their news updates and faqs for getting your friend key setup - can be a bit tricky.

Wow, the comments are just flooding in. I can't read fast enough to keep up, so I'll just say this: The issues for me have always been customization and preference. First, I'll have a PC as long as I can put it to a wide range of tasks, and tinker to satisfy my curiosity. Also, most of...

I saw this when it was in Vancouver, BC. Great concert with some really swell selections. It was the fullest I have ever seen the Orpheum Theatre, and the crowd was just brimming with energy. If you like the music from the FF series at all, this is well worth the time and money.

Sorry for the double post, but could we get this thread combined with the other recent one about video game soundtracks?

I guess it depends on what the definition of 'aged well' really means. Only a few people have mentioned this since the topic started. A well aged game could be one that possesses a thriving community that is still producing mods, updates, discussion, and interest. On old console games, this...

Cream of broccoli soup, a bagel with shmear, and a banana. Nom nom.

I would have to say Arcanum: of Steamworks and Magick Obscura. The soundtrack is composed almost entirely for string quartet, and captures the archaic and mournful elements of the game world. It's one of my favourites, and I still listen to it outside of the game. The title track sums it up...