Post games that you own that you EXTREMELY love
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Master of Magic? Dosbox my boy [http://www.dosbox.com/]. Download, run, typeNew Troll said:
mount c c:\dos\mom (whereever the mom files are)
c:\
magic
Then go win.
OT: I just repurchased SWOTL on Ebay, just so I could have it again. My first CGW was the SWOTL preview so having the box is a double whammy for me.
Valkyria Chronicles, the first Paper Mario and Persona 4. Oh yeah, I can play those whole weekends non-stop xD
Saints Row 2 or Mass Effect 2 those games are the games that I will love the most until I get Saints Row 3 or Mass Effect 3...
Mass Effect Series,Dragon Age:Origins,Gothic series(yes,even Arcania and Risen if you must ask).
Fallout 3
Fallout New Vegas
Mafia 2
CoD: BO
Red Dead
AC series
The Elder Scrolls
They are the games I love. They all do what I expect them to do right. There may be bugs in F:NV but they haven't affected me so I don't care.
Fallout New Vegas
Mafia 2
CoD: BO
Red Dead
AC series
The Elder Scrolls
They are the games I love. They all do what I expect them to do right. There may be bugs in F:NV but they haven't affected me so I don't care.
EverQuest and World of Warcraft.
I stopped caring about single player games and movies when I first played EQ. For me, dealing with real people in non-violent ways (even if the internetized version of a human is quite literally sad.. see any webcomic), I much prefer it because when its good, its damn good.
I still play Single player games as time wasters occasionally, but ultimately I haven't really had fun with one for many years now. Almost every game that was supposed to change gaming has been nothing but the same old thing, with a pretty graphics overhaul.
This generation has lost a lot of quality AND quantity in games, for the sake of art. Graphics and having a super cool multithousand dollar computer are more important than sitting down and having a good time. Well, I find that sad and unfortunate.
I stopped caring about single player games and movies when I first played EQ. For me, dealing with real people in non-violent ways (even if the internetized version of a human is quite literally sad.. see any webcomic), I much prefer it because when its good, its damn good.
I still play Single player games as time wasters occasionally, but ultimately I haven't really had fun with one for many years now. Almost every game that was supposed to change gaming has been nothing but the same old thing, with a pretty graphics overhaul.
This generation has lost a lot of quality AND quantity in games, for the sake of art. Graphics and having a super cool multithousand dollar computer are more important than sitting down and having a good time. Well, I find that sad and unfortunate.
Metro: 2033 and Mass Effect 2. I'd never sell those games under any circumstance, they're my favorite games that I own.
In no particular order:
Diablo II, Dragon's Age, Final Fantasy Tactics, Cadash, EVE Online, Desktop Tower Defense, The Witcher, 7 Kingdoms, Final Fantasy XII, R-Type, Knights of the Old Republic, Guild Wars, Gran Turismo 2, Diablo, Street Fighter Alpha 3, Desert Strike, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Heroes of Might and Magic III, Oblivion, Twisted Metal 2, Sins of a Solar Empire, Final Fantasy Adventure, Monster Hunter, Warlords: Battlecry III, Rock Band, Heavy Unit, Chrono Cross, Final Fantasy, Plants vs Zombies, Raiden III, Castle Crashers, God of War, Titan Quest, Final Fantasy IV, Armored Core, Valkyria Chronicles, and Disgaea.
Oh, and Skyrim. I know it's not out yet, but I will love this game.
Damn I like too many games...
Diablo II, Dragon's Age, Final Fantasy Tactics, Cadash, EVE Online, Desktop Tower Defense, The Witcher, 7 Kingdoms, Final Fantasy XII, R-Type, Knights of the Old Republic, Guild Wars, Gran Turismo 2, Diablo, Street Fighter Alpha 3, Desert Strike, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Heroes of Might and Magic III, Oblivion, Twisted Metal 2, Sins of a Solar Empire, Final Fantasy Adventure, Monster Hunter, Warlords: Battlecry III, Rock Band, Heavy Unit, Chrono Cross, Final Fantasy, Plants vs Zombies, Raiden III, Castle Crashers, God of War, Titan Quest, Final Fantasy IV, Armored Core, Valkyria Chronicles, and Disgaea.
Oh, and Skyrim. I know it's not out yet, but I will love this game.
Damn I like too many games...
Have you tried Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus? It's as good as the first with the addition of a quicksave.SpaceArcader said:
Other games I adore:
Okami
Shadow of the Colossus
Sky Odyssey
Flatout 2
World of Goo
Flower
Pixeljunk Shooter
I recommend these to everyone
Mega Man Zero Collection - This game is pure awesomeness. Brutal challenge, kickass bosses, awesome level design, awesome weapons and abilities, smooth controls. The game has a ton of replay value, not just because of stuff like unlockable minigames that require you to do things like beat the game only using one weapon, but because the games themselves are far too awesome to get bored of in a few playthroughs. I love the emphasis on boss battles that really test your reflexes and your ability to anticipate the boss's next move. 2D gaming at its finest.
Contra 4 - This game is unbelievably badass. I like the game's endurance style playthroughs "beat the game from start to finish without losing all your continues." It's a nice change of pace from Mega Man's "die as many times as you want, you won't have to go further back than the beginning of the level." Not to say that I don't like Mega Man's continue/lives system, though. It allows the game to be longer and have tougher boss fights.
Contra's boss fights are fun, but they pale in comparison to Mega Man Zero's. And what Contra-related post would be complete without a mention of the awesome weapons? A gun that shoots giant fireballs that explode into smaller fireballs on impact? The Holy Grail of Projectile Weaponry (a.k.a. the Spread Shot)? WIN.
Devil May Cry 3 - This is to 3D gaming what Mega Man Zero is to 2D gaming. Smokin' Sick Style at its finest. The thing I love about these games is that your character is ridiculously powerful, with a shitload of ways to dish out some good ol' justice, and yet the games STILL hand you your ass on a platter. Eventually, you improve upon your reflexes and judgment, you learn the enemies' patterns, and you overcome what was once an impossible challenge.
Starcraft 2 - I love the quick thinking that this game requires in a heated multiplayer match. 2v2 is orgasmically fun if you have a good friend to join up with. The new units and abilities are awesome. The campaign's upgrade system allows you to play the game in new and fun ways. The sight of my Broodlords raining their minions down upon a doomed Terran stronghold is such a cathartic experience.
Contra 4 - This game is unbelievably badass. I like the game's endurance style playthroughs "beat the game from start to finish without losing all your continues." It's a nice change of pace from Mega Man's "die as many times as you want, you won't have to go further back than the beginning of the level." Not to say that I don't like Mega Man's continue/lives system, though. It allows the game to be longer and have tougher boss fights.
Contra's boss fights are fun, but they pale in comparison to Mega Man Zero's. And what Contra-related post would be complete without a mention of the awesome weapons? A gun that shoots giant fireballs that explode into smaller fireballs on impact? The Holy Grail of Projectile Weaponry (a.k.a. the Spread Shot)? WIN.
Devil May Cry 3 - This is to 3D gaming what Mega Man Zero is to 2D gaming. Smokin' Sick Style at its finest. The thing I love about these games is that your character is ridiculously powerful, with a shitload of ways to dish out some good ol' justice, and yet the games STILL hand you your ass on a platter. Eventually, you improve upon your reflexes and judgment, you learn the enemies' patterns, and you overcome what was once an impossible challenge.
Starcraft 2 - I love the quick thinking that this game requires in a heated multiplayer match. 2v2 is orgasmically fun if you have a good friend to join up with. The new units and abilities are awesome. The campaign's upgrade system allows you to play the game in new and fun ways. The sight of my Broodlords raining their minions down upon a doomed Terran stronghold is such a cathartic experience.
I wonder how many times I'll say this...
Final Fantasy X. But I also love first Kingdom Hearts, and Metal Gear Solid 3 (best in the series), and Shadow of the Colossus.
Final Fantasy X. But I also love first Kingdom Hearts, and Metal Gear Solid 3 (best in the series), and Shadow of the Colossus.
