Games you have played to death?
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I'd have to say Mass Effect. I rarely even look in the journal anymore because I know what side mission I'm about to do because I recognize the planet names. About the only things I haven't found in that game are The Shifty Looking Deer on a side mission planet. and the part of Luna(the moon) where you can supposedly hear Rachni-like "singing" going on.
A close second would have to be Twisted Metal 3. I knew where every powerup on each level was in and I could beat the game with any character on the hardest difficulty. One of my favorite games on PS1.
A close second would have to be Twisted Metal 3. I knew where every powerup on each level was in and I could beat the game with any character on the hardest difficulty. One of my favorite games on PS1.
Yeah, it was the only game I played for the soundtrack. The only reason I got MW3 was because I was expecting more awesome music. I was not impressed.SckizoBoy said:
OT: Well, there's
Mass Effect 1 & 2
Kingdom Hearts 1 & 2
Baldurs Gate 1 & 2
COD 4
Skyrim
Fallout 3 & NV
Assassins Creed series
Dragon Age: Origins
Age of Empires 2 with expansion
Dawn of War with expansions
Occasionally I pull out the old N64 for Ocarina of Time and Majoras Mask as well
Yeah I could go on forever
Honestly, i've spent well over 1000 hours on the various Gamebryo engine games (Oblivion, FO3, NV, Skyrim, Pirates, etc).
I'm not even sure why. The Gamebryo engine sucks ass, but the games on it manage to be extremely immersive and fun despite all the bugs and graphics.
To that end, i've also downloaded a further 12gb+ of various mods for the various Bethesda games. I have never played through a PC copy of any Gamebryo game without at least 1 mod.
Pokemon, probably upwards of 500hrs throughout them all.
I'm not even sure why. The Gamebryo engine sucks ass, but the games on it manage to be extremely immersive and fun despite all the bugs and graphics.
To that end, i've also downloaded a further 12gb+ of various mods for the various Bethesda games. I have never played through a PC copy of any Gamebryo game without at least 1 mod.
Pokemon, probably upwards of 500hrs throughout them all.
Gradius for th NES (dad and I beat it probably 200+ times together), Tetris (level 30 is controller snapping), Secret of Evermore (22 max save games) Illusion of Gaia (beat it at least 15 times) LoZ:LttP(first ever beaten game, still love it) Oblivion, Star Trek Armada, Star Trek Armada 2, League of Legends, Teenage mutant ninja turtles, punch out, super punch out. The list goes on...
Ah, I remember when I first played Pokemon Red. I didn't know how to catch Pokemon back then so I just powered my way through with my Charmander up until Mt. Moon. :/
OT: Shadow of the Colossus. I think I may have played the game more than a half dozen times by now. Every time I think about the game, I get the urge to play through it again. And now that I've finally beaten the Normal Time Attack mode and gotten all the items from it, I can experiment with them. I bet I can totally break the final colossus fight with my explosive arrows and cloak of deception.
OT: Shadow of the Colossus. I think I may have played the game more than a half dozen times by now. Every time I think about the game, I get the urge to play through it again. And now that I've finally beaten the Normal Time Attack mode and gotten all the items from it, I can experiment with them. I bet I can totally break the final colossus fight with my explosive arrows and cloak of deception.
When I was borrowing a friend's PS3, I ended up putting a shitload of time into Metal Gear Solid 4.
It's like a ridiculously addicting B movie.
I must have replayed it a good 3 times.
It's like a ridiculously addicting B movie.
I must have replayed it a good 3 times.
Been through Super Metroid countless times, but I keep missing 2 missile sets.
Batman Arkham Asylum. When I bought it, it was scratched, so I had to wait 2 days for a new copy. Then it got delayed, so I had to wait another 2. When I finally got it, the struggle made a great game even greater.
Bioshock (most of you know why).
I've got way too much mileage out of Ninja Gaiden for the Xbox. Ninja Gaiden 2 was a bit disappointing, but still fun. NG3, I prefer not to discuss.
Batman Arkham Asylum. When I bought it, it was scratched, so I had to wait 2 days for a new copy. Then it got delayed, so I had to wait another 2. When I finally got it, the struggle made a great game even greater.
Bioshock (most of you know why).
I've got way too much mileage out of Ninja Gaiden for the Xbox. Ninja Gaiden 2 was a bit disappointing, but still fun. NG3, I prefer not to discuss.
Ocarina of Time. A game I can never review because it'd be filled with so much bias.
I've listened to the Beatles so much that I never need to listen to them again. Ocarina is the same thing, here.
I've listened to the Beatles so much that I never need to listen to them again. Ocarina is the same thing, here.
Halo 3, Bad Company 2 and Fallout 3.
Yeah, I don't really have much else to do.
Edit: I've logged 142 hours on Empire: Total War, which is my most played Steam game, followed by STALKER:CoP, which has 32 hours.
Love me some stratg'y gaems.
Yeah, I don't really have much else to do.
Edit: I've logged 142 hours on Empire: Total War, which is my most played Steam game, followed by STALKER:CoP, which has 32 hours.
Love me some stratg'y gaems.
Medieval 2: Total War - This game always has me coming back, even just the vanilla game has huge replayability, all the fan made mods make it even better and longer & if you buy the expansion, Kingdoms, you have a bunch of new stuff & new campaigns to keep you busy and some of the best mods to download!
