What game satisfied you most to complete?

[likalaruku]

Oddly enough, it was Dungeon Siege, because I got through the whole thing without cheating OR dying even once. I guess memorizing when & where all the monsters pop out from is "sorta" cheating....

 

[siebje]

Final Fantasy VII.

I can remember beating the last Sephiroth so vividly after trying a million times, only to break into complete despair to find out I was now pitched 1-on-1 with the human version.

Then nothing happened. and nothing happened some more. And then the godsent: OMNISLASH!

Executing Sephiroth like that was probably the most exciting gaming moment of my life

(Really if this was a spoiler for you, I'm sorry, but face it, if you haven't finished it by now, you never will )

 

[Xrysthos]

The first Knights of the Old Republic game. Not because it's overly hard or anything, which it isn't, but because it's amazingly well made and the characters are interesting. DA:O was pretty good too.

 

[Cid Silverwing]

Kingsley's Adventure.

Cried my eyes out from it.

 

[Aanorith]

Completing resident evil 3 in japanese with my childhood friend. Considering we don't speak a single word of japanese it was quite feat for us when we were..

*google intermission*

12 years old ^^

 

[pearcinator]

Ocarina of Time.

more recently though, Mass Effect

 

[Alberio]

GTA IV, mainly because of how long it took me to complete it. I started plating then got stuck on the mission where you have to go into the abandoned hospital to get the drugs back. After trying for about 2 weeks I got fed up and traded it in, then a few months later I saw it going cheap so I picked it up again and picked up where I left off. Seeing that I only play for a few hours a day it took me about 2 months to finish the rest of it.
Saying that, the ending was a little under whelming with the bike/helicopter "chase" followed by a few gun shots, I was expecting a long drawn out conclusion.

 

[thenumberthirteen]

I'm not the best at completing games (usually I get side tracked with another one)but two stick out:

Metal Gear Solid 4. I really liked that game, and once I got through the hour or so of ending cutscenes and false endings I felt a feeling of relief. Mainly because I had to go to work, and the damn thing JUST WOULDN'T END. Still good though.

Superman Returns. It felt like I deserved a medal for finishing that bland piece of crap (why I completed it is beyond me). I would have thrown it off a high building, but it wouldn't have done it any damage due to the sheer amount of padding.

 

[SirDeadly]

Modern Warfare 2 on veteran was tough.

MW2 was easy compared to CoD 4 & 5. But it did feel good to have finished CoD 4,5 and 6 on verteran.

 

[Beartrucci]

Metal Gear Solid 4 was the first game I thought of. Truly amazing.

 

[Babitz]

Planescape Torment.

Sure, it was easy, but it was damn awesome.

 

[Ben Jamin]

CoD4 on Veteran. Made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

 

[blue heartless]

It's never a good feeling finishing a game you really like, but the first game I felt some accomplishment finishing was Super Mario Bros.

It took me more than a decade to finally finish it. It's hard to concentrate when you have a hot babysitter watching you play with your games.

 

[x0ny]

Pretty much all games... except for collecting all 150 pokemon in the red version and getting a cert, I felt cheated.

 

[Admiral Stukov]

Mass Effect on Insane plus all the side-quests I could find.

 

[Jaranja]

Final Fantasy 10, no game comes anywhere near it in terms of story and satisfaction.

Except VII and XII, which had better stories. Well, better WRITING at least. But yes X was awesome. I'm running through it again trying to fill th whole sphere grid for every character.

Anyway, for feeling of accomplishment, Halo 2 on Legendary. I am not very good at Halo (although, oddly, Tartarus is way easier for me on legendary than other difficulty levels...) Runner up: The Bard's Tale on PC

One I was most pleased with when I finished... Metal Gear Solid series. They all just end so magnificently.

Oh god. FFXII was painful to play.

Anyway, the first time I beat Baldur's Gate 1, to be honest. It took ages and was fun right through to the end.

 

[MiracleOfSound]

COD4 on Veteran.

I've never been so happy to see an achievement pop up as I was for 'Mile High Club'

Other than that... Mass Effect because of the final hour and its sheer awesomeness.

 

[jowo96]

Time Crisis 3 was a pretty big achievement for me especially because if you lost you had to start all over again (this is the ps2 version)

 

[Prized Cup]

Max Payne the first. because the game was so long i'd forgotten about the prelude at the top of the skyscraper and then you're there and its like COHESION - YES!!!!

 

[The Anhk24]

Okami differently...it may have took me a month to beat(one hour a day) but it was well worth it