Which games would you love to be able to play for the first time again?

[LadyLightning]

Pokemon Red/Blue. I loved the feeling of mystery that I got every time one of my Pokemon evolved, because I didn't have any way to look up what they would evolve into. Every random encounter was another mystery, because I had no idea what Pokemon could appear in what grass. Now that there exist resources like serebii and bulbapedia, that mysterious feeling is kind of lost.

 

[OncomingTraffic]

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

The defeating Agahnim and being transported to the Dark World was my favourite part of any videogame ever.
I would love to relive that feeling of there being an entire new world to explore, with new enemies and dungeons. Also the best overworld music ever imo.

 

[oversoon]

I'd pretty much like to re-experience any game I've ever loved for the first time, but for the sake of narrowing it, if I could have Red Dead Redemption or The Last of Us and a Neuralyzer, I could die happy. Almost equally I would like to get every part of Skyrim just the way I like it with mods, like I have it now, and then forget I had ever seen any of it for my first play-through. And right behind that, is Mass Effect.

Those are what I feel like I would most love now, as my current self, to experience again like they were new; but that answer is different from what I would want to re-experience as though I were a child again like when I first played Final Fantasy 7 or Metal Gear Solid. Going to a time when the very idea of games with story and some scope was new to me is a different proposition.

 

[Poetic Nova]

Stalker Shadow of Chernobyl, as long as I still remember applying the third party patches and tweaks (game has isseus without them...). It's imo one of the best games I have played, and loved every second of it, dispite it's zero tollerance for errors.

 

[moostar]

Both the Mass Effect , and Portal series. I love sci fi, and the unique experience of playing these two games were just an adventure to play though. The atmosphere of Mass effect's feeling of a bigger universe to explore, and, abandoned building of aperture science in portal is a feeling I'll love to get again. Can't wait to get, Bioshock infinite , during the Steam winter sale this year