Games with unending replay value to you?

[Jodan]

i have to agree Tetris
and i cant seem to pust down rome total war or the close combat games
and of course freespace 1 and 2

 

[radioactive lemur]

Call of Duty: Black Ops. It's always different, so it never gets old.

 

[woodaba]

Neverwinter Nights.
There is SO much content in this game when you get it, but between the multiplayer, creation and user-created modules, i must be nearing 1000 hrs of playtime on the ol bugger.

Also:

Call of Duty: Black Ops. It's always different, so it never gets old.

Really? I have the exact opposite experience with that game.

 

[Dalek Caan]

Oblivion, 200+ hours spent on it according to my internal clock. I wish my PC could handle it though, imagine all the mods.

 

[Stormz]

Gothic 1 and 2. Gothic 1 got me into rpgs and even though it doesn't actually have a ton of replay value it's one of my all time favourite games. This can also be said of gothic 2.

Dragon age origins as well. I recently played through it and still love it.

 

[kijebe]

all the freespaces, all that depth in them
fallout 3 with alot of mods
just cause 2
oblivion
heroes of might and magic 3

 

[ReaperGrimm]

Oblivion, and Mass Effect one and two soon to be three i love seeing how different chat options change the game and then you can import that into the next two games! The Personas are fun to replay differently to.

 

[Cheery Lunatic]

Klonoa 2

I'm not even sure why, but I've lost count of how many times I've replayed it...

 

[TioShard]

Mortal Kombat Trilogy and GTA 4, sometimes it's just good to take out your frustration on Liberty City.

 

[AlternatePFG]

Fallout: New Vegas for me.

I think I'm on my 6th playthrough and there are still some quests I haven't done and builds I haven't tried. Currently trying to do Mr. Houses questline, I always end up killing for some reason or another. As much as I like Fallout 3, it didn't give you nearly as much choice.

 

[Sirolos]

Minecraft because of the endless possibilities and Mount and Blade for similar reasons

 

[Detheroth]

I absolutely adore replaying the Kingdom Hearts series, especially 1 and 2. Whenever I am bored I put in the disc and either start again or just run around killing things. I will never get sick of that game.

 

[The Madman]

I've put more time than I care to even think about into Dwarf Fortress. So many elaborate fortress, so many deadly traps, and so very, very many dead Dwarves. Good times, good times indeed!

 

[BrailleOperatic]

Pokemon Emerald. I'm a sucker for my Flygons.

 

[WickedFire]

Beat Hazard. A remarkably simple game with no story, just playing asteroids on acid, powered by music. And considering the wealth of music out there every new song is effectively a new level.

As for AAA titles, Dragon Age Origins. Must have done 4-5 characters and thanks to the skip the fade mod I never find it gets too bad. Plus the ending is still on of the best i've ever played. Pity they murdered the franchise with 2.

 

[Dirty Hipsters]

Team Fortress 2. If I can't think of what to play TF2 never lets me down for a couple of hours of fun.

 

[Medimorpho]

Th Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

 

[Geeky Anomaly]

Age of Empires II. I still play 1~3 games a week. IMO, the perfect RTS.

 

[Ice Car]

Tales of Symphonia. I'm still not tired of it after many years, and I've logged at least 500 hours on it combined... No really. My most-used file has about 250 hours of playtime.