Forget a game

[Champion360]

If you could forget any game to play it again, which would it be?

Mine would be Star Wars: kotor, Red Dead Redemption and Fable.

 

[Katana314]

Probably one of the Phoenix Wright games. The twists in those can really shock you the first time.

To pick one, Justice for All.

 

[Fishehh]

Oi, this thread again

But I'd have to go with Read Dead Redemption.

 

[Phlakes]

FFVII, because I knew basically every plot point before I played it the first time, about a year ago. I want to experience it how I'm supposed to.

 

[Zantos]

I honestly don't think I've bought a game then not enjoyed it. Some are clearly better than others, but there's never been one I haven't derived fun out of it one way or another.

 

[Nieroshai]

Dante's Inferno. If you ask me why, prepare for a wall-o-text.

 

[AlternatePFG]

Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker. Finding all of those islands and actually being surprised again would be amazing. Still wish someone would make another game like that.

 

[Wrath 228]

Mass Effect 1 (and by extension, 2). That game sucked up so much of my free time, and I loved every minute of it.

 

[adamroberthenry]

The whole of the Pokémon series

 

[V8 Ninja]

Super Mario World. The game just has a feel that connects with me so much that no other game has ever been able to recapture.

 

[MaxwellEdison]

Portal series.

 

[BytByte]

Definitely Tales of Symphonia. That story is still gripping so to experience anew would be heavenly.

 

[TheEvilCheese]

Possibly Chrono Trigger. Bloody beautiful the first time you get put in prison for following your RPG-instincts.

Maybe Minecraft, because those couple of months when I was discovering all of it's little nuances proved exceptionally enjoyable.

 

[Andy of Comix Inc]

The BIT.TRIP series. As much fun as it is knowing what's gonna come next, I miss the whole OHNOWHATTHEFUCK HOW DID THEY AUUURRRGRHHH!!!! nature that made the games hell my first playthrough.

 

[Farther than stars]

If you could forget any game to play it again, which would it be?

Mine would be Star Wars: kotor, Red Dead Redemption and Fable.

I wouldn't forget any. I like to think that all the experiences I gain are completely unique and define from the first moment how I'm going to view them for the rest of my life. Sure, I've had a ton of great experiences, but re-experiencing them just for the sake of, well, that seems shallow to me. I'd rather go on to try out new experiences.
That's just my personal outlook on things. I'm sorry that I'm not much more help here.

 

[Alphakirby]

Bioshock 1,because without the twist the game loses some of the steam it usually has.

 

[CrashBang]

I'm not sure there are any. I mean, all of the games that bring a nostalgic tear to my eye were a kind of at-the-time thing. What if I forget and then relive Pokémon Blue and it doesn't blow me away like it did when I was 6? Or the same for Zelda: Wind Waker or Final Fantasy IX? I then lose all of these wonderful memories...

 

[Zarkov]

Chrono Trigger. I wish I would have known nothing going into that game. Unfortunately, I already knew about the time traveling thing from the start. It would have made that first cinematic that much more awesome.

 

[Pegghead]

Bioshock 1,because without the twist the game loses some of the steam it usually has.

Agreed. I picked up Bioshock a little later than everyone else and while it was still an amazing game the fact that I knew alot about it (the characters, setting, plot-twist) may have dampened the effect a bit.

Not to mention the fact that it's one of those games that I'm always itching to replay.

 

[Worgen]

hmm, I think it would have to be tales of monkey island, that was such a spectacular point and click adventure, I would love to be able to experience it for the first time again