favourite game experiences
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Mine would be in Assassin's Creed II and running around Florence and Venice and reading up on all the architecture and history.
...what? I just really love the Renaissance and Italy. Okay fine, going after the main target in Venice (I don't remember his name), that was super fun.
...what? I just really love the Renaissance and Italy. Okay fine, going after the main target in Venice (I don't remember his name), that was super fun.
Probably the strider bit from the end of Half Life 2: Episode 2.
Or the beginning of Zelda: OoT where you first emerge from Kokiri forest to see the landscape before you.
Or the ghost train bit from FF6.
Or the opera scene from the same game.
Or the ending of Terranigma (play this game now).
Or the beginning of Zelda: OoT where you first emerge from Kokiri forest to see the landscape before you.
Or the ghost train bit from FF6.
Or the opera scene from the same game.
Or the ending of Terranigma (play this game now).
I loved the Dwarf Nobel origin, where you can have an awesome dwarven threesom. You don't see it but I like to imagine it was in a huge bed on top of and, covered in sovereigns.OdyCay said:
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My world was rocked while playing Star Fox 64. I can't remember the name of the planet but your main mission is to stop a bomb from detonating but the entire level is just a big square area, an enclosed space, where after a few minutes you're attacked by Star Wolf and crew. It's always been a favorite. I played that level for the first time in years last night and I felt then the same way I felt the first time I played that level at age 9.
The kissing scene from Final Fantasy X, I was thrown for a shock a game actually showed a romantic kissing sequence like that. I actually cried at this part.
Also too, Hunted: The Demon's Forge. I was awesome playing a dungeon crawler with a friend with such a unique style.
And Witcher 2, the whole game was just an experience I could never forget.
Also too, Hunted: The Demon's Forge. I was awesome playing a dungeon crawler with a friend with such a unique style.
And Witcher 2, the whole game was just an experience I could never forget.
One of my favorite times was when I decided to play InFamous on hard mode. It wasn't too bad, until I got to the final boss. At first I was so on edge, dodging all over the place, occasionally getting killed. But after about three deaths, I was in the zone. So utterly focused, the only thing I was aware of was the game and the loud thumping of my heart. Then at the end, I rode that adrenaline high for a few minutes. Pure bliss.
I never understood why people were so frightened by that level. I found the ship to be more intimidating.RobotNinja said: