Best game ever made.
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Portal 2 or Just Cause 2, depending on my mood.
That none are perfect doesn't mean one can't be the best. One can't be the best because some games are incomparable.rhizhim said:
imagination the game.
there is no best game ever made. they all have that tin little thing that keeps them from being perfect if you think about it.
Be aware that posts with less than 3 words can get you a warning, I think that's right.Kayos said:
What does perfect mean?rhizhim said:
Obviously it's just opinions here, and popular opinion is just popular opinion. If we were really comparing then we would compare all the most important parts. It's possible to go into great detail and find a winner I'm sure, but this is just for fun.Adultism said:
Why are they incomparable?WorriedSandwich said:
Clearly Bubble Dizzy.
At least so Yahtzee would claim.
Myself, I'd probably go for Baldur's Gate 2. But it's so hard to think of just one.
At least so Yahtzee would claim.
Myself, I'd probably go for Baldur's Gate 2. But it's so hard to think of just one.
Anyone that said FF7 is wrong. Not only is it not even REMOTELY the best final fantasy game(6 is, even though I prefer 4,) it has not aged well, at, all. Everything up to and including 6 aged very well, they are what they are, but 7's polygon thing? Yeah, didn't age well. 8+ aged reasonably well.
Now that that is out of the way, The best game ever, hands down, has to be Chrono Trigger. Music, atmosphere, a time traveling game that doesn't suck, old school JRPG style combat, brilliant characters, Dinosaurs, robots. It just did everything right for a JRPG.
These things are my opinion, and I will probably stick with them. I don't hate 7, but to call it the best game ever just doesn't make any sense to me.
Now that that is out of the way, The best game ever, hands down, has to be Chrono Trigger. Music, atmosphere, a time traveling game that doesn't suck, old school JRPG style combat, brilliant characters, Dinosaurs, robots. It just did everything right for a JRPG.
These things are my opinion, and I will probably stick with them. I don't hate 7, but to call it the best game ever just doesn't make any sense to me.
erm... i'm divided between minecraft, red faction guerilla and just cause 2. i'm inclined to open world/sandbox games with a lot to do. probably MC.
Fantastic, now can you answer the question?rhizhim said:
I don't mean the actual meaning, I meant how can a game be perfect (in general)? Because as far as I'm concerned, there is no such thing and so is completely pointless to bring up in the first place if this can not be answered.
To find a game with the least amount of flaws as closest to perfect is missing the point I find when looking for the best. I reckon looking for the strengths would be more effective.
Personally I'd say Portal. As far as the game I think is the most influential, like what had the most impact? Probably either Super Mario 64 or Ocarina of Time. I definitely think they defined the standards for 3D gaming, and look, others would have done it later, but they did it first, and arguably, did it best.
But yeah, personally I'd say Portal. Maaaaybe Half-Life 2 but that ages worse every year I've found.
And before you tell me "ohhh it is a game it is" keep in mind this is what makes it so great. It is literally a sandbox, and that's what makes it so good. It's also what makes it not a game. There aren't any rules or goals beyond player-defined ones and while it does have gameplay, it is, in the end, a construction set. Digital LEGO. You wouldn't call Second Life a "game," you wouldn't call Minecraft a game, but their genius lies within that. ...well. Minecraft's lie within that, anyway.
But yeah, personally I'd say Portal. Maaaaybe Half-Life 2 but that ages worse every year I've found.
It's not really a game.BoogityBoogityMan said:
And before you tell me "ohhh it is a game it is" keep in mind this is what makes it so great. It is literally a sandbox, and that's what makes it so good. It's also what makes it not a game. There aren't any rules or goals beyond player-defined ones and while it does have gameplay, it is, in the end, a construction set. Digital LEGO. You wouldn't call Second Life a "game," you wouldn't call Minecraft a game, but their genius lies within that. ...well. Minecraft's lie within that, anyway.
A three-way tie for me. Skyrim, Fallout 3, New Vegas. I wish Bethesda would take the winning parts of each game and make one super-duper-awesome game.
