Games you've played over, and over, and over...

[Graedon]

Tales of Symphonia - I'm on my 4th playthrough, having played through with a couple of friends, and then tried to go through on mania mode with a friend

Abyssion fight on mania, one of the most satisfying 30 minute fights in any rpg i've played.

That and the first Largo/Sync Fight on Tales of the Abyss on Hard mode(Fresh game too, no grade shop stuff).

 

[Crimoire]

I always find myself coming back to Final Fantasy 7, 8, 9 every summer. Just a nostalgic experience.

Then again, I always return to Call of Duty 4, Counter-Strike, and Team Fortress 2

 

[goldenheart323]

Here's my list of games. As a general rule, the older the game, the more times I beat it. Games tended to be shorter back in the 16-bit era.

Dead Rising - 360. So many different weapons and no shortage of zombies to kill. Love that Real MegaBuster too. The leveling up added a lot of life to the game, as did the photography aspect. However, it still irks me that the weapons "magically" disappear after only a few dozen uses without any books to reinforce them. Even the books reinforcing the weapons idea is pretty funky.

Black - Xbox 1, has awesome guns, explosions, and a highly destructible environment. Being able to unlock unlimited ammo just adds to the fun. When I want to just blow stuff up, nothing beats this game.

Star Trek: Armada - PC. I didn't like it at first. It was my first RTS. I warmed up to it though. It's still the only RTS I like though. I'm not sure why. Something about it, but I just enjoy stomping the computer into the ground. I like Trek, but there are a ton of Trek games I don't like. I've played this game on & off for years. I've played this more than any other game now.

Star Trek: Bridge Commander - PC. Really feels like I'm the captain of a star ship. You can take control of specific things like engineering, helm control, weapons and targeting, etc, but you don't have to micromanage everything. You can focus on just a few & trust the crew on the rest. The battle simulator that pits you against a friend or the PC in ships of your choice was fun too. The ships you could mod it with added life too.

Iron Soldier 1&2 - Atari Jaguar (go ahead and laugh at the Jag, but those 2 games were awesome) It had, by far, the longest draw distance I'd ever seen in a game AND a smooth frame rate. It wasn't until the 360 & PS3 that I regularly saw draw distances like that. It was a fun mech game with cool weapons, and it didn't bog you down with nit-picky details.

Eternal Champions on Sega CD. TONS of characters, most were interesting, some were even funny (like the chicken, monkey, and US Senator), tons of moves. Overly gory moves and lots of them. Excellent story even. It had a very high production level and very well done cinemas telling the story thanks to being on the Sega CD.

Golden Axe - Genesis. Good, old fashioned hack-and-slash fun. Beat it countless times.

Streets of Rage 1& 2 - Genesis. See Golden Axe

 

[Thegreyfox666]

LoZ: OoT/MM/TP
Half life 1/2/ep1/ep2
max payne 2
Crysis/Warhead
Portal
Sonic 3+S&K
Warcraft III and FT
Diablo 2+LOD
Starcraft and BW
UT2004

 

[Commander Jack Rankin]

BioShock: 6 playthroughs, with #7 started recently.
Fallout 3: On my third pass now.
Chrono Trigger: About five passes if memory serves.
Super Smash T.V.: Too many to count.

 

[elgenx]

diablo 2: countless
pretty much all total war games: countless
red alert 2 (+ yuris): countless
cm 01-02: countless
warcraft 3 tft: countless
killing floor: countless
cs: despite the fact that i dont like this game much i still play it from time to time

 

[DemonicVixen]

Max Payne 2.

Yeah, me too. Though i must say i get bored if i play it too many times.

I also enjoy Stolen, Max Payne 1, The Sims series, Hospital Tycoon and many other Tycoon games. They are all my favourites and are played until the disk wears down.

 

[Socius]

Fallout 3, bought it first day... a year and a week ago and I am still playing it! I love it, the DLC's the Mod's The quests, the different PC's, Its like an orcestra of Pixles and scripts
Like a big explotion of emotion, happines and slaugther. the very essense of gaming!
simply, its a decent game!

 

[Shepard's Shadow]

Mass Effect, KotOR, KotOR 2, Assassin's Creed, Halo Combat Evolved

 

[UpcountryGecko]

Pokemon Red & Blue.

 

[MelodyMan]

kingdom hearts series

kh1-2 plays

kh2-3 plays

COM- 2 plays(i didn't hate it a much the second time)

Only just completed 358/2 days(LOVED it)

 

[silasbufu]

Morrowind. Alot. I wanted to try every possible class.

 

[Vern]

Doom 1 and 2, Actraiser, Quake, Starcraft, Diablo, Half-Life, Goldeneye, Soldier of Fortune 2, Blood, The 7th Guest. Most games seem to become dull after the first play through, if not before that. These are the games that I can still go back to and still have fun playing.

 

[Infernai]

The Metal Gear solid series.

 

[Diserasta]

Probably Star Ocean 3: Till The End of Time.
I clocked so many hours on that I think the clock reset back to zero -_-'.

 

[badgersprite]

Any game I like I play over and over again. Repeat ad nauseum. It's just my way. So, particularly any game I was playing as a kid. I'll see if I can think of a few...

King's Quest VI
MediEvil
Spyro
FFVII
FFIX
FFX
Tekken
Kessen
Oblivion
Fallout 3 is fast approaching an equal number of repetitions
Abe's Oddessey
Abe's Exodus
Star Wars: Dark Forces
StarCraft

List is getting too long, so I'll stop there. Suffice it to say I play through games until I start seeing cutscenes burned into my vision. OO [sub]I should really get that checked out...[/sub]

 

[Rolf]

Final Fantasy 9. No idea how many times i have played it.
Also The Bard tale. that game is great

 

[Max_A_Buck]

Dink Smallwood. It's a 10 hour game at best. I have no idea why I liked it so much.

 

[TallanKhan]

Neverwinter Nights HotU, KotoR 2, System Shock 2.

 

[Hamster at Dawn]

Sonic the Hedgehog series, especially Sonic 2. I've completed all the Genesis ones too many times to count.