Games you keep returning to?
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Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal and A Crack in Time
Persona 4
Fallout 3
Megaman X8
Deus Ex
I love these games to bits and I will never see them getting old.
Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal and A Crack in Time
Persona 4
Fallout 3
Megaman X8
Deus Ex
I love these games to bits and I will never see them getting old.
Baldur's Gate
Tony Hawk's Underground
Fallout New Vegas (Its extremely strange to me now that I cant get tired of New Vegas. I mean I got tired of Fallout 3 after one playthrough but New Vegas is always a game I return to every few weeks.)
Deus Ex, and the Nameless Mod (Oh god I love the Nameless Mod)
Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines (I purposefully limit my playthroughs each year of that game so I can potentially forget stuff from it, and experience it anew.)
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon (Oh god the gameplay is so addictive, I love roguelikes and I especially love them on a handheld.)
Tony Hawk's Underground
Fallout New Vegas (Its extremely strange to me now that I cant get tired of New Vegas. I mean I got tired of Fallout 3 after one playthrough but New Vegas is always a game I return to every few weeks.)
Deus Ex, and the Nameless Mod (Oh god I love the Nameless Mod)
Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines (I purposefully limit my playthroughs each year of that game so I can potentially forget stuff from it, and experience it anew.)
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon (Oh god the gameplay is so addictive, I love roguelikes and I especially love them on a handheld.)
I was always partial to Most Wanted, to each their own.Dr Bodom said:
Your living in the past, the SDK is already out and has been for a month. Not only that but Steam launched a whole "Steam workshop" part with Skyrim and there are already thousands of mods on there.targren said:
ArmA II
Used to be part of a small group of players. We had our own server and all. One of my favorite online game moments happened in that group. Nowadays, the group doesn't exist, so I jump from server to server and play with random people. It's not the same, not by a long shot, but I still enjoy it.
Used to be part of a small group of players. We had our own server and all. One of my favorite online game moments happened in that group. Nowadays, the group doesn't exist, so I jump from server to server and play with random people. It's not the same, not by a long shot, but I still enjoy it.
Warship Gunner 2, as it is fun and different from the rest of my lineup.
Gran Turismo PSP, quick racing fix that's arguably better than GT5.
Codemasters racers, the most fun racers this generation.
Nascar Thunder 2003 & 2004 and NASCAR Dirt to Daytona, back when NASCAR games were fun.
I'll usually pick all my games at some point to remind me why I still have them, but these are my "core" games.
Gran Turismo PSP, quick racing fix that's arguably better than GT5.
Codemasters racers, the most fun racers this generation.
Nascar Thunder 2003 & 2004 and NASCAR Dirt to Daytona, back when NASCAR games were fun.
I'll usually pick all my games at some point to remind me why I still have them, but these are my "core" games.
Final Fantasy IX
Shining Force II
Half-Life (1 & 2)
Bioshock
The Incredible Machine
And also probably some others.
Shining Force II
Half-Life (1 & 2)
Bioshock
The Incredible Machine
And also probably some others.
Huh... first mention of R:TW...
After which I go mod-happy... currently with RTR:VII
So, that and Deus Ex and KotOR.
After which I go mod-happy... currently with RTR:VII
So, that and Deus Ex and KotOR.
Oddly enough, Star Wars: Empire at War.
I loved Space combat in that game. So much so that I'd just play it just for the space combat and let ground battles auto-resolve. I just re-installed the game yesterday after not playing it for about a few months. Seems like every few months I throw it in and nuke some Republic ships. Lotta fun. Especially in the Forces of Corruption expansion, where you get Darth Vader's Super Star Destroyer that took up practically the entire map. Heh.
I loved Space combat in that game. So much so that I'd just play it just for the space combat and let ground battles auto-resolve. I just re-installed the game yesterday after not playing it for about a few months. Seems like every few months I throw it in and nuke some Republic ships. Lotta fun. Especially in the Forces of Corruption expansion, where you get Darth Vader's Super Star Destroyer that took up practically the entire map. Heh.
Final Fantasy 7-10, The Legend of Dragoon, Vampire: the masquerade, Shin megami tensei: Persona 3 & 4, Metal Gear Solid 1-3, Legaia 2 (it's a silly ps2 JRPG with some interesting combat elements and side-quests), Kingdom Hearts 1-2, Klonoa: Door to Phantomile, Deus Ex.
That all I remember right now.
That all I remember right now.
Morrowind, Battlefield 2, Star Wars Battlefront, Metal gear Solid (All of them) and Mercenaries. Civilization IV and V are also very guilty, as the only games I have on my laptop, I very often find myself supposed to be working and instead I'm conquering Japan.
How am I living in the past? I said that the release of the Skyrim Creation Kit (SCK) didn't change the fact that I still like Oblivion better. And there were already thousands of mods on Nexus[footnote]which I find to be superior to the Workshop in just about every measurable way, the most important being the fact that many of the most prolific modders aren't putting their stuff on Steam[/footnote] before the SCK came out.DeadYorick said:
