What games are you replaying at the moment?

[[Gavo]]

I am replaying OoT, although I never really played the full game in the first place. Oh well. My Zelda Craving is insane, I'm still in shock over E3, so now I'm mostly re-playing TF2....Ive done about 95 hours of that total.

And RE4 for the Wii with a really really really stupid/cool costume for Leon.

 

[AlphaWolf13]

Jumping Flash!!!
Or rather, I'm playing it for the first time, but it's soooo olddd!!

And awesome...

 

[Eyclonus]

Second Sight by Free Radical: the guys who make TimeSplitters.
Its old(2004) not really ground breaking in the tech department, but its got a good story and the gameplay is one of the better attempts to have Stealth and Violence.

 

[Anarchemitis]

Half-Life 2: Nova Prospekt for the 1,678,432,711th time.

 

[vampyricvoid]

This is actually my first post (just to show how much this thread sparked my interest). I am replaying a few of my old favorites:
Legend of Dragoon (PS1) (Favorite Game)
Burnout 3: Takedown (PS2)
Final Fantasy X (PS2)
GTA: Vice City (PS2)
Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (PS2)
Ace Combat 4,5, and Zero (PS2)
Battlefield 2 (PC)
and finally, the impossible, I Wanna Be The Guy!
Yea, it's a bit, but it'll keep me busy whilst I save up for a newer system.

 

[PedroSteckecilo]

Final Fantasy VI (on Gameboy Advance)

 

[Janus Vesta]

KOTOR
I'm replaying Mass Effect too.

I <3 Bioware.

 

[Quaidis]

I already finished it weeks ago, but I replayed Chrono Trigger. Alas, it was the PS1 copy, and I was surprised at the slight differences and my inability to spell LARA with the buttons.

I replay most games I own, or I would otherwise sell them off. Most of the time when I replay the game, it's a decade later. For example, I replayed FF7 shortly after Advent Children was released. This is a good way to enjoy replaying games as by then I forget every little piece of the game and if I am not even surprised by anything I forgot, I am at least refreshed on why I enjoyed it. The only games that are removed from this trend are the really short ones. Brawl, Wii Sports, and other Wii/VC games come to mind.

 

[ShyWinter]

Second Sight by Free Radical: the guys who make TimeSplitters.
Its old(2004) not really ground breaking in the tech department, but its got a good story and the gameplay is one of the better attempts to have Stealth and Violence.

That game is AWESOME!

 

[pha kin su pah]

Gears of War, until SC comes out.

 

[PurpleRain]

Half Life 1, Blue Shift and Oppossing Forces.

Also, I'm redoing Oblvion but not quick traveling. It's both good and bad. Good because it's more realistic and you pick up everything you miss. Bad because ever city is so far away from each other.

 

[CartoonHead]

SC = Starcraft pha kin su pah? (love the name btw). Think you'll get Gears 2 before that as SC2 isn't out until next year now.

 

[Mnemophage]

... Chrono Cross. It's so wonky and over the top. I don't remember the plot too well, probably since I played it when I was significantly younger, but I do distinctly remember things like blowing up a city that had been paused at the moment of its destruction and switching bodies with the villain. It showed my main character stabbing his ally in the back and smiling like a psycho practically in the intro movie. That kind of madness is worth sticking around for.

 

[defcon 1]

Stalker and Mass Effect

 

[Eyclonus]

Indeed ShyWinter. I'm hoping for a sequel, hopefully with another level of chillin' in Starke's old 'hood.

 

[Samah]

Baldur's Gate 2.

 

[meatloaf231]

Beyond Good and Evil, S.T.A.L.K.E.R., KOTOR 2 and Fallout 2.

All so delicious. Mmmmmmm, I love seeing the "You have encountered a travelling merchant." notice pop up. My steal skill is at 68%.

Free guns all around!

 

[JayCro]

Re-installed Diablo II: Lord of Destruction recently due to the Diablo 3 trailers. Awesome game.

Also want to reply FF7 to see if I enjoy it as much as I did all those years ago but discs one and three don't work anymore...

 

[Programmed_For_Damage]

Gears Of War and Fable : The Lost Chapters because I'm psyched for the sequels.

I'm trying to locate my copy of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory to replay that. I have held it as the pinacle of stealth game excellence and even after finishing MGS4 I think it still may be king, I just have to play it again and decide whether MGS4 trumps it.