Whats your favourite game series and why?
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Awesome, I loved RE2 - the first survival horror game I played.WanderFreak said:
Any idea what you're going to get done, specifically?
Favourite game series?
I can't say the Elder Scrolls, as I've only played Oblivion and a bit of Morrowind.
So I'll go with Mass Effect. Although it will be Dragon Age when the 2nd installment comes out.
Both of them have amazing story and characters I care about.
I was upset in ME2 when
I'm also a sucker for pokemans.
I can't say the Elder Scrolls, as I've only played Oblivion and a bit of Morrowind.
So I'll go with Mass Effect. Although it will be Dragon Age when the 2nd installment comes out.
Both of them have amazing story and characters I care about.
I was upset in ME2 when
Ashley didn't want to join my team, and hated me because I was working with Cerberus.
I'm also a sucker for pokemans.
Ya but you better be 100% good or bad or belse you CANT MAKE those choices. Broken ass moral choice system. decent game.TheMetalGuy said:
OP: Dam thats hard. Do i go with The Starcraft series for being the pinnacle of gameplay and competitive gaming? Or do i go with final fantasy as its never had a single bad game (FF6 was kinda bleh though) and always has an amazing story every single time.
So hard to pick. I cant. just cant. Armored cores up there to....
Oddworld, Ratchet & Clank, Assassin's Creed and Crash Bandicoot.
I can't live without them.
EDIT: And you can add the C&C franchise up until after Red Alert 3, the Elder Scrolls games, and Resistance to this list.
I can't live without them.
EDIT: And you can add the C&C franchise up until after Red Alert 3, the Elder Scrolls games, and Resistance to this list.
Well, as is my usual answer, Touhou! Why, I'm not sure. It's just something that just stuck since I first played it.
cant say i agree mate, windwaker's my favorite game in that excellent series. crisp visuals that look look as great today as back then, heck better since we've been inundated with so called realistic brown worlds. i mean that endless blue, those little shadows in the distance that could just well be the next island, the wind itself! just wow so lovely. a great story that respects the backstory but dose not root itself to it,equal parts sad, heartwarming, liberating and completely bonkers! haha enough enough sorry about the speech, i just love that damn game, and yeah fuck greedy tingleReincarnatedwolfgod said:
It's honestly one of two for me that I can't pick between.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms
or
Way of the Samurai
Something about the slight realism, ability to create your own character, just appeals heavily to me.
Seriously no game has made Create-a-characters seem more fluid then those two game series.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms
or
Way of the Samurai
Something about the slight realism, ability to create your own character, just appeals heavily to me.
Seriously no game has made Create-a-characters seem more fluid then those two game series.
Assassin's Creed and Mass Effect are my top two and I would have a really hard time choosing between the two. I can (and have) spent an entire day playing these games. A close third would probably have to be the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time trilogy, followed by Kingdom Hearts 1 & 2.Jang said:
And I forgot about Star Wars Battlefront!!! Those games were amazing and also games I've wasted an entire day playing. Also worth mentioning, as someone else above me already did, are the Crash Bandicoot games. Specifically Warped.
Xenogears/Xenosaga 1-3.Alex Willemsen said:
While the gameplay varies from game to game (from great to dull, from awful to awesome) it has one of the most interesting, indepth, and truly expansive plots ever told. Not ever told in videogames; ever told period.
Playing Xenogears was wonderful. Playing it again after playing all the way through Xenosaga was better.
All time favorite videogame series.
Has to be Mass Effect. Great story, incredible cast, and BioWare is just an all-around amazing studio.
That is going to be bloody impossible to answer...
Among platformers: It's a toss-up between Metroid and Mega Man X.
Among RPGs: Suikoden (and this is SOLELY because of it being a contiguous series rather than an individual title. Baldur's Gate is right here too, though I consider BG1 and BG2 to be so directly contiguous that they are one long, epic game. The Suikoden games have lore continuity, yet they can stand on their own merits)
Among niche' series: Either Armored Core or Starsiege: Tribes.
-Customization, flight, and genuinely unique gameplay.
I didn't cite any shooter series, because my preferences would require individual games rather than a series.
Among platformers: It's a toss-up between Metroid and Mega Man X.
Among RPGs: Suikoden (and this is SOLELY because of it being a contiguous series rather than an individual title. Baldur's Gate is right here too, though I consider BG1 and BG2 to be so directly contiguous that they are one long, epic game. The Suikoden games have lore continuity, yet they can stand on their own merits)
Among niche' series: Either Armored Core or Starsiege: Tribes.
-Customization, flight, and genuinely unique gameplay.
I didn't cite any shooter series, because my preferences would require individual games rather than a series.
Dont get me wrong I love wind waker and your absolutely spot on with the stunning visuals and brilliant story etc but the mad run around to get the triforce is the one thing that stopped a lot of people I know enjoying the game :/Wolfpocalypse said:
Id have to say the metal gear series. Every game in the series if amazing in my opinion ( though number 2 is a bit less so) The story is the greatest I've seen in a series and the bosses are hands down the most unique in any game.
A close second is the final fantasy series though a couple are terrible.
A close second is the final fantasy series though a couple are terrible.
Legacy Of Kain Series, I'm actually planning to get a tattoo of the Razielim clan symbol on my ankle.