Games you are ridicoulusly good at.

[White Lightning]

Gears of War 2 & 3
AOE 3 Vanilla and Warchiefs Expansion (Never got a chance to try TAD)
The Resident Evil Series (That's right, all of them)
Legend of Zelda Series

 

[themyrmidon]

I was awesome at UT3 5 or so years ago and can beat all my friends at Sins of a Solar Empire; other than that I really don't have any video games I can dominate. Board and cards games are a different story, though.

 

[piinyouri]

Champions of Norrath: Return To Arms
I know everything about this game. Could pass an exam on it in my sleep.

I LOVE THIS GAME
I'm not terrifyingly good, but my blue tiger could destroy most everything pretty easily with those golden swords you get.
We used to stay up all night long and play this game on a near-monthly basis.

Berserker was the first character I got to level 80.
Das one mean cat.

I wish Snowblind would do another one in this series.

 

[Hemlet]

Lastly, I can safely say that while I'm by no means perfect at Starfox 64, I am damn good.

I have a friend that can beat Starfox 64 in 7 minutes, the long way. (not counting cutscenes)

I don't suppose your friend has posted a video of that feat somewhere have they? I'd actually be really interested in seeing that.

 

[Kopikatsu]

Vanquish. I could pull off some crazy shit in that game. Like 'HMG's backflip into five consecutive headshots on guys that were fairly spread apart on demand' crazy. That's what playing through the challenge stages does to you, because that shit is intense. Even Shinji Mikami couldn't beat the easiest one and he made the damn thing.

 

[Faladorian]

Rainbow Six Vegas 2, I am an omnipotent god of death with the sniper.

Mario Kart Wii and Mario Kart 7, people complain all the time when we play Mario Kart and they hear the little whistle of crossing the finish line when they're half a lap behind (Or on DK Mountain, an entire lap).

I used to be a god at Brawl, but I just started to suck for no reason at all. Now that game just infuriates me, because I still have the ego from being good at it but I lose every game, so I come very close to smashing my Wii to smithereens every time that disk is taken out.

I also used to be amazing at Guitar Hero, but now any song on expert makes my hands seize up and stop working. Sure takes the fun out of the game.

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I can't think of any more, because most games I think I'm good at are pretty much just easy, like Fallout 3 or Mega Man 2.

 

[MadHatter1993]

TF2, It's all i do nowadays, and i really want to be good at Guns of Icarus Online. Used to play Halo 3, and Gears of War. but since i've gotten rid of the xbox (got hacked and they fixed it 2 years later) i just didn't care anymore.

 

[Yomomma20]

I'd have to say Knights of the Old Republic. It's an RPG with turn based combat so theres no real skill involved but....I know *everything* about that game. I know the best way to get through every situation....honestly I'm not even that proud of my knowledge because I know more about that game than any one person should.

 

[Rayne870]

James Bond TWINE on N64 I could hit anyone anywhere on the Istanbul map with the sentinel rocket launcher or the basic grenade launcher. Even on the other side of the map with the large building between us. And the other maps and weapons and such were pretty much the same slaughter level, I think a lot of that is because people couldn't figure out how to circle strafe or use the c buttons for movement at all...

I also take a bit of pride in Portal and Portal 2 just feeling natural to me, that probably goes back a bit to being a telefragger in Unreal Tournament.

 

[gideonkain]

Super Mario World, the key is to constantly be moving forward at maximum speed and only "pull back a little" in mid air when your current trajectory is going to bite ya.

 

[Rumpsteak]

The binding of Isaac. Having never reset my win/loss ratio is now stupidly good. I can beat the chest level with one bar of damage. One!.

 

[Jailbird408]

Lumines: Electronic Symphony. I can DESTROY that game.
I have the #32 spot on the Worldwide All-time Total Score leaderboards. Nobody in my home country ranks higher than me.
So why do I always place dead last whenever I play an FPS?

 

[RedDeadFred]

I am quite good at Rock Band. Especially the drums.

I'm also really good at Squadron TD (custom game in SC2) although I don't know if it's all that hard to be good at. Still, I almost always have the highest score in that game.

 

[Rack]

I am at best average at games nowadays, my best game is Rock Band and I still hover around the top 40% of players which is pretty shameful. However in the past I was a god at Warhammer: Dark Omen. People said the last map was impossible, I finished on my first attempt. This will have been because casualties carried over and I sustained barely any.

 

[A Random Reader]

Sonic Battle. I was so good that I considered fighting 3 copies of my ultra character a relaxing challenge.

I'm also really good at specific parts of DMC4. I'm about the level of the second part of the video (Against that enemy). I can't replicate the first part unless I'm using Dante, though, and I can't make it so that I finish him with buster.

 

[RedDeadFred]

her ult makes all 1v1s hers

Jax would like to respectfully disagree.

 

[ParanoidEngineer]

Fallout: New Vegas.

Solo'd The Fort (as in, with no companions) at level 4 on Hardcore more, hardest diificulty.
I was quite proud of that.

 

[Taddy]

The Hidden: Source. Most likely the game I play best.

Players are usually trigger-happy, paranoid or a mixture of both. Not hard to make players shoot teammates, just jump in-between them and then jump away. Grenades, stabs, taunts, jumping in front of them and then away again. Every action just serves to feed their paranoid thoughts.

I remember a few years back a mate of mine had his own server, he added a few things extra, like handicaps (Turning the Hidden into a beacon, knife damage reduced, health reduce. etc.) removing the pigstick (A attack with the knife that took about 3 seconds to charge up. It was unlimited use with no cooldown) and replacing it with a "pigpush", which pushes targets a few feet away instead of instantly killing them. Good days. Shame no one in Australia or New Zealand plays anymore.

 

[SirPigglesworth]

I'm not sure how good I am at these games becouse iv'e never played them online
Brawl- I'm good at it and I can move fuliently from attack to attack but online was too laggy to try
Sonic Rush, Sonic Adventure 2,
Cave story
Pokemon Black and White
Games i'm amazing at
Mario Kart Wii Consistent 2nd place (1st was taken by my brother as his points counted and i had to brake every time I over took him)
Kid Icarus Uprising
Zelda ocarina of time I don?t even have to think when playing it the kid dungeons are in my memory forever and when I got the 3d version I physically had to tell myself to stop after finishing the second dungeon because I lost track of time (I'm hoping to finish it all in one sitting)
Mario 64 DD 150 stars!

Games I hope to get good at
Rayman Origins (i love the fluent movement that you can achieve)
Minecraft
Spiral Knights
Dragon Quest 10

Games I am awfull at:
Any Fps that was made post 2005
Valkyrie Chronicles
I'm good at dragon quest 9 but if it is anyother Jrpg I cannot make myself play. (I liked Star Ocean on the PS3 but after coming back to it i found myself lost)

 

[Andy of Comix Inc]

Probably Super Meat Boy is my claim to bragging rights. I'm not the best - I haven't Golden Boy'd every world in the PC version - but using Meat Boy I can at least A+ every world without too much hassle. And I've found I can slip into it like a bike, so that's nice! It came to a head when I beat the Kid's unlock level in one runthrough when I got into the PC version. I was like hoooly shit this stuff is burned into my muscle memory eternally. I reckon it probably is.

I can't think of any multiplayer games I'd consider myself an "expert" at, unfortunately. I don't play them enough, really.