The Game you absolutely dominate at

[Ildecia]

Dance dance Revolution.

I suck at the DDR games, gratz on your domination on it. However, living in Singapore I do see quite alot of people wrecking these games (in a good way). Crazy feet movement =S makes me dizzy

I live in America... and since it IS America; i see no one (apart from a few) that are even remotely close to what i can do. 80% of the people that play no the machines i do are little kids that stomp on the arrows and ruin it... its sad

Well over here if you start to suck or wreck the machine as you said, you start to get this GTFO vibe from the queue of pros behind you haha.

i really wish people enforced that at the arcade i go to... even the staff thinks its retarted; because it:
A: breaks the machines, and if they're broken, its expensive for what is otherwise damn good business (from me at least.. its like 20 bucks a night)
B: makes people look stupider than they actually are (i mean come on... look like a moron stomping arrows cause you suck... or look like a pro stomping arrows because you're good.)

 

[CincoDeMayo]

I don't spend that amount of time on games to become über, but I'm usually in the top 3 among my friends when we play multiplayer games.

I'm actually pretty dangerous with Ken in Street Fighter Alpha 3, but dominant? Nah.

 

[Chicago Ted]

Bad Company 2.

Yes, I did take out roughly 40 of the enemy tickets. Yes, that does make me better then the other 11 members of my team combined. Never try and take the territory I'm guarding away.

 

[TriggerHappyAngel]

Dance Dance Revolution(Arcade), TimeSplitters(1,2,3), Dragonball Z Budokai Tenkaichi(Wii) and Halo Combat Evolved

i'm not saying that i'm unbeatable, but i kick all my friends' arses when i play those games against them

 

[tombman888]

Mario Kart!

it doesn't matter what Mario Kart, I've played them all, and no-one is yet to beat me on any of them... probably because my friends and all the online players suck. I would like to think I'm good at it, but I bet there will be a day when someone, somewhere, will be able to defeat me. *Insert lightning bolt and dramatic music here*

 

[vivalahelvig]

that would be.....Mario's Early Years.

 

[AllLagNoFrag]

Dance dance Revolution.

<3

I'd say Final Fantasy IX and The first three (good) Crash Bandicoot games.

FFIX in what sense? To me it is a time investor game. However, I felt that it was probably one of the hardest out of them (don't know why). Then again, to me Final Fantasy games were not hard to me, just a load of fun.

 

[erto101]

I used to own Age of Empires II but haven't played for ages
Rachtet and Clank 3 but since some *((¤%#(("!#¤("¤%#¤=&%"(&¤&"(#%&"(& (!!! stole my PS2 i haven't played

Now i'm playing games i'm decent at, at most =)

 

[traineesword]

Ape Escape. i have some ridiculously fast time trials.

Super Smash Brothers Melee: me and my friends played this for almost 2 years straight (interrupted by the occasional Crystal Chronicles game). we got to the point where we could actually beat 3 teamed-up level 9 Bots by ourselves with our character of choice. I'm still incredibly good at brawl (ironically, not with Kirby anymore though, who was my Melee character) but i barely ever play the games anymore.

FF Crystal Chronicles: Selkies are invincible with their Backward flips... takes a lot of time to master the patience of "hitting the enemy once or twice, flip, repeat until enemies dead" technique, but damn am i good at that game.

Silent Hill: PSP version - i pretty much killed every enemy with my fists... apart from a few bosses, who took up a small portion of my overflowing amounts of gun ammo.

Saying all that and looking at these games, they weren't really that hard to master or over-achieve at. The reason i am able to beat every enemy with my fists on SH is because they were so damn easy on that PSP Game. CC, pretty easy trick to "master". Melee, me and 3 other friends got this good, 2 of those people had never really played or gotten into gaming before... which just tells you how easy practice makes perfect.

I hold my ape escape though, to have the patience to capture every single monkey then time trial every level to get 100%, then time trial to beat your already golden score means i have pretty much mastered the game. how i love those games so.

 

[Phoenix09215]

Unfortunatly I kicked ass at Halo 3 -.- And no one plays it now lol
I never really played online against people ecause they were all dicks... but I did play social slayer on a team with my mates and I always got top kills and MVP
And there is no greater satisfaction than beating a team of cocky Americans who think its cool top be racist >

 

[PayneTrayne]

Unfortunatly I kicked ass at Halo 3 -.- And no one plays it now lol
I never really played online against people ecause they were all dicks... but I did play social slayer on a team with my mates and I always got top kills and MVP
And there is no greater satisfaction than beating a team of cocky Americans who think its cool top be racist >

Also did some local Halo 3 tournaments, but online it feels so good to beat people who hate Canadians so I understand what you're saying. Nothing beats teabagging a racist.


OT: Dead or Alive Ultimate/4.
Streetfighter Puzzle Fighter.
Guitar Hero.

 

[Badong]

Counter Strike. I used to make people from High School eat shit when I was in second grade, which probably why I finish most fps campaigns in around 6 hours, depending on how long the campaign really is(like finishing CoD 4 on the hardest difficulty in around three to four hours or so)

 

[ldbmikey86]

not anymore but I was ranked number 1 damage worldwide on some bogus ass fan stat site for Global Agenda, which resulted in other robos copying me, and eventually to me quitting.

And Battlefield 1942 I could still reinstall, assuming people still play, and not have any rust, get whined at/accused of hacking and eventually grow bored of it.

The moral of the story: It sucks being the best. it's more fun getting to that point, than being there, if that makes sense.

I absolutely agree. However, once you do get there, the sense of achievement is uncomprehendable. And plus, isn't it a complement to get accused of hacking when you're playing normally?

For maybe a split second it can be taken as flattery or a compliment, but then it blows out of proportion into an unwinnable, cyclical argument. And after all that ends (if it does), usually one side gives in to just plain in-game rage, and possibly out-of-game as well, depending on their temper. I've had people switch teams to attempt teamkills and I'm forced to tk them just to survive. What am I gonna do? There's never been a good outcome to anyone being accused of hacking that I've seen. If you've seen something good come of it, please enlighten me. Because it's usually crap and one of the "greatest" things about online gaming.

 

[wheeman]

Snoopy Flying Ace, I have no clue why but I'm pretty awesome at this game.

 

[TehAudioSurfer]

Master Ninja on Audiosurf with the most insane seizure inducing mods.

 

[katsabas]

Online on Tekken 6 and 5, I dominate anyone with a good connection. I will kick your ass in Crash Team Racing, any Crash Bash minigame, Speed Freaks and Burnout 3. Also, Marvel Nemesis. Spidey is the best.

I have every achievement in DMC4 and have beaten Zico and had a world record in Burnout Paradise with 234 takedowns. I also have beaten RE4 to death about 11 times and I am an expert with the Handcannon.

I pretty much get way above average in any game. GOW III, I am an experienced Akuma player, there are quite a lot cause I get really competitive. Hence the best of best badge.

Also, I am striving to get better at D&D minis 3.5, but I do not have many fellow players. Anyone still playing PM me.

 

[Sarah Kerrigan]

Alien Vs. Predator as the predator