Games that never lose thier age

[Gigaguy64]

Star Fox 64 is one.
Its just pure Flying Rail shooting fun.


Fire Emblem is a game i will probably keep playing as long as the Cartridge continues to work.

Awesome characters, an amazing and tragic story, a ton of Army customization, great music/artwork.
Its a really amazing game.

 

[Kachiporra]

Tetris is eternal

 

[Discord]

Pac Man and Various Pokemon games are on my list

 

[Guffe]

I must go with Ocarina of Time / Majoras mask
Paper Mario
and there are others but I am not in the mood of making a list...

 

[Jasper Jeffs]

Unreal Tournament 2004. Still better than FPS's today and still just as enjoyable as on release.

Thinkin' of picking that up from GoG. Is it as good as Unreal, or just a "Here's a great multi-player component with no real story to it at all."?

On Topic. Unreal. Damn game is too fun for me to stay away from. Graphics are old, but that means no crashy-crashy on my comp. No matter how many times I get raped by a Slith of something, I come back for more.

It's more Unreal, really. I see it as no bad thing, because I play mainly multiplayer anyway. I have no idea how much it is now, but I'd buy it if you like Unreal. The story is just instant actions, I still find it fun though, but that's because it's a perfect arena FPS for me (varied maps, pick up weapons, lots of gamemodes/mutators/mods, fast paced, emphasis on multiplayer etc).

 

[feebstalicious93]

jak and daxter series, ratchet and clank series,and even though it is only a year old, uncharted 2

 

[[.redacted]]

Diablo 2.

DotA.

C&C Generals.

 

[Gahars]

Timesplitters 2 and 3 for me

Love those games with a fiery passion that rivals the sun in intensity.

 

[Caspertjuhh]

Mass Effect 1.

I have played that game SO MANY TIMES... really, closer to 20 than 10, that is for sure. I am currently playing it again, for a canon me1-me2-me3 import

 

[JustCallMeAlex]

It used to be Warcraft 3 for me because of the endless content in the custom games, but now it is overshadowed by Starcraft 2.

 

[jaketaz]

I really dug Another World... it was way ahead of its time in terms of atmosphere and weird art style. Actual gameplay was solid too, and the story was amazing considering there's never any text or voice narration or any of that.

I revisit Diablo II every once in a while too, it's just fun.

 

[demoman_chaos]

Sonic 1-3, Streets of Rage, and Super Hang On for the Sega Genesis. Doom 2, MechWarrior, and Mount&Blade for PC.

No matter how much I play them, they never get old.

 

[repeating integers]

Homeworld is the crowning example of this. It holds up so well compared to today's RTS games it may as well have been made yesterday.

 

[Patty448]

To me the fps that doesn't loose its age is definitely TimeSplitters: 2 and Future perfect.
And racing game would be Rollcage. (Anyone ever tried it, or even heard of it?) PS1
And sport game would be Virtua Tennis 3.

 

[Nouw]

Homeworld is the crowning example of this. It holds up so well compared to today's RTS games it may as well have been made yesterday.

One day I will try it... (Relic fan you see.)

I think Aliens Versus Predator 2. It's arguably the best game involving Aliens and Predators, still scary as hell and fun to play.

Also Dawn of Warark Crusade. With the huge amount of mods and etc made and being made for it, I don't think it'll ever die out.

 

[GeorgW]

A good game will always be a good game, regardless of time.
My personal favourite is still SW: Battlefront 2. I want 3!!

 

[robinkom]

Phantasy Star IV & Online
Shining Force I & II
Streets of Rage trilogy
Golden Axe trilogy
Chrono Trigger
Final Fantasy I, IV, & VI.
Super Mario Bros. 3
Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Dune: The Battle For Arrakis
Diablo I & II
The Legend of Zelda (original)
Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine (Puyo Puyo)
Super Metroid
Mortal Kombat II
Outrun
Shenmue I & II
Castlevania Bloodlines
Super Castlevania IV
Mega Man II
Gauntlet II & Dark Legacy

I could go on and on...

 

[omega_peaches]

Max Payne
Star Wars: Republic Commando.