Games you've played in one sitting.

[satanslawer123]

god of war chains of olympus didnt take to long from what i could rember

 

[Fenra]

Like most people in here Portal. Alan Wake was easy enough as an all nighter on normal difficulty... beyond those 2, only other one is the original Super Mario Bros on the NES because you had to play it in one go

 

[SweetLemonade]

Tony Hawk's Underground 2. Got it Christmas when I was like 13 or 14 and completed it a couple of hours later.

I used to love those games.

Underground 2?How the hell did you manage to beat it in a couple of hours,im still strugling on unlocking some maps.However,i play it on my ps1,so that may be the difference.
Oh and on topic-Portal,i beat it like 4 times.

 

[Altorin]

believe it or not - final fantasy 7. 100% (except for Enemy Skills materia, and we did use W-Item to get elixirs to feed to Magic Pots). Beat both weapons, got several copies of pretty much all of the materia, including Knights of the Round

was a 36 hour seating, but that game never got turned off.

Sometimes, I really miss being a kid.

holy fuck. can i say rushhhh?????

that is incredible, i usually put in double the amount of time and im still not to that point of beating it quite yet.


OT: kotor/halo 1 2 3/republic commando/battlefront II/(insert awesome n64 games here)

any game takes less time the more time you can dedicate to it.

If you can dedicate 36 straight hours, you can probably beat almost anything in any game.

 

[v3n0mat3]

I've played a few, but the only ones that stick in my head are Gitaroo Man and Portal.

 

[cefm]

Forgotten Worlds (Genesis) - unlimited lives on 2 player, so you just power through it every time!

 

[krimson_dropz]

mw2, civ 4, civ rev, only ones off the top of my head...

 

[Gran28]

Freedom Fighters, Portal and Battlefield Bad Company 1&2 are the ones i've done(that i remember)

 

[Owlslayer]

I've never been able to play a game from start to finish in one sitting. I wish i had the time, since i imagine it would be quite fun. This way you'd get a better understanding of the story, i guess, unless you're rushing the game.

 

[Pegghead]

WORLD OF WARCRAFT!

In all seriousness I've never been able to beat a game in one sitting. When it comes to games and indeed other things you can get through at your own pace like books I tend to extend out my enjoyment for a nice, round while. Oh and additionally the longest I've ever played one game straight for is 8 hours on SSBB at a mates house from some time in the evening (I'm guessing around 7:00) to about 3am the next day. I felt so rotten the next day I donned sunglasses for most of it.

 

[gmaverick019_v1legacy]

believe it or not - final fantasy 7. 100% (except for Enemy Skills materia, and we did use W-Item to get elixirs to feed to Magic Pots). Beat both weapons, got several copies of pretty much all of the materia, including Knights of the Round

was a 36 hour seating, but that game never got turned off.

Sometimes, I really miss being a kid.

holy fuck. can i say rushhhh?????

that is incredible, i usually put in double the amount of time and im still not to that point of beating it quite yet.


OT: kotor/halo 1 2 3/republic commando/battlefront II/(insert awesome n64 games here)

any game takes less time the more time you can dedicate to it.

If you can dedicate 36 straight hours, you can probably beat almost anything in any game.

i guess that is true. im a huge fucking multitasker so games take me longer than most people in the time log to beat games, if i were to sit down fully immersed and destroy a game, im sure i could do most within 36 hours easily.

 

[Lucario64]

The only one I know I've beaten in one sitting is Spyro 1, to 120% completion. Twice. And The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning is a walk in the park. Other than that, I don't really recall any others, but I think I've beaten a Kirby game in one sitting before.

 

[IamSofaKingRaw]

Metal Gear Solid 4 in 5 hours, finished the game with 0 kills and 0 alerts.

You did this without the full camo suit?

 

[Angus565]

Portal and Half life 2. I had a lot of time to kill that day.

 

[ProfessorLayton]

Portal, obviously. I've gotten to the point where it takes less than an hour to beat it without using exploits and without trying to do a speed run.

I also kind of beat Heavy Rain in one sitting, but I started it at night and played for about an hour and when I woke up I finished the game so I kind of beat it in under 24 hours. I just couldn't stop playing.

Metal Gear Solid 4 in 5 hours, finished the game with 0 kills and 0 alerts.

... no... way... I refuse to believe this considering I got nearly 200 alerts and finished it in 20 hours on my first playthrough.

 

[scoHish]

Ape Escape 2, from about 9 in the mornin' to about 1 in the mornin'. I had some fucked up dreams let me tell ya.

 

[Outlaw Torn]

Metal Gear Solid 2 springs to mind. Took about 8 hours including about 45 minutes of rampaging around with a rocket launcher killing stuff for fun.

 

[Something Amyss]

None. Too much ADHD.