Your favorite game...that you never play?

[(whitty name here)]

For me, Total Annihilation.

Great RTS from the 90's. I love it, my dad loves it, and i got all of my friends to love it. But I never play anymore, cause I always go for Supreme Commander(1 THERE IS NO 2) whenever I want to play an RTS.

 

[Vilcus]

1. Red Faction: Guerrilla - Love this game, and its destruction physics. But I've already played it through 3 times, and once you destroy everything there's nothing left to destroy. Also I never could get into multiplayer.

2. GTA IV - No clue why, about half way through and I just stopped.

3. Bioshock - Same thing as Red Faction, I've played it too much, and it's not like there's any enjoyment in fighting the last boss. However I do find antagonizing the Big Daddies fun.

4. Red Dead Redemption - Beat it, loved it. Played the online, loved that to. However I can never bring myself to pop it into my XBox anymore, I know how fun it is, but it's like some invisible force is telling me that I'm not allowed to play it.

 

[alittlepepper]

*snip* However I can never bring myself to pop it into my XBox anymore, I know how fun it is, but it's like some invisible force is telling me that I'm not allowed to play it.

This right here is exactly what I'm talking about! You love it but you just can't bring yourself to play it.

 

[Chelsizzle]

Fallout 3, because I can't bring myself to waste another 100 hours on a character. And because I don't want my Dad to.. you know.

 

[jeejvebe]

Project Reality mod for BF2. I don't own a Windows PC anymore.

 

[aLivingPheonix]

Probably Oddworld: Munch's Oddyssee. Although, that might just be because I'm stuck right now, and it's the level that took away days of my childhood. Also, the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time trilogy.

Also, thank you SO much for saying "Legacy of Kain". My dad was talking about it the other day, and couldn't remember the name, and I've been searching for it since then. Thank you very, very much.

 

[Cheesepower5]

Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne

I still plan to play more, I just never feel like it on account of how frustraiting it is.

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

I love Bad Company 1 & 2, but its multiplayer became stale and almost unplayable when I got the unlockables. Makes me sad.

 

[ArchAngelKira]

Every final fantasy (good or bad) and the .hack games

 

[Lordmarkus]

World in Conflict & Call of Duty 4.

These two games have the best online modes out there but i can't find myself playing them anymore. Damn you, Team Fortress 2!

 

[Tribalism]

Dark Chronicle is one of my favourites, but I never seem to play it because (being the perfectionist I am) any new game entails getting all of the photography opportunities. When there's so many things to photograph in the starting areas, it's demotivating.
Ninja Gaiden: Black is another game that I like, but don't play often, since it's for the original Xbox which is stored in the attic and my 360 has recently passed away.

 

[Pingieking]

Demon's Souls.
I was a bit traumatized when a guy invaded my game and killed me, causing me to lose my stockpile of MASSIVE amounts of souls.
I'll go back to it when the servers go down next year.

 

[Et3rnalLegend64]

Okami, mostly because it was lost when I loaned it to my cousin.

An example more true to the spirit of this thread would probably be Wind Waker. I've played it 3 times probably but I haven't touched it in a while.

 

[Quorothorn]

Robert E. Lee: Civil War General, because it doesn't seem to work on modern computers.

 

[teutonicman]

Little Big Planet, one of the crosses I must bare for not having a PS3. Wow I just realized that I'd rather play LBP then God of War 3.

 

[Ezahn]

World of Warcraft.

The thrilling atmosphere of adventuring with my wife and two friends is unparalled as of today.
It made me felt a little boy again and man, it was good.

 

[aaron552]

Oblivion(I can't find my Morrowind disc D I enjoy it but it just bores me to death sometimes.

Same here - it's a great game, but there's just... something wrong with it, that stops me from playing that and keeps me playing Morrowind.

For me it's the lack of variety (when compared to Morrowind); for example, Oblivion has 1 type of cave, Morrowind has at least 5 or 6; Oblivion has fewer factions, too; and you're not the "real" hero in the main quest.

Morrowind's main quest also explores the interaction of prophecy and free will (to some degree, anyways) which made it more interesting to me.

 

[blankedboy]

Oblivion(I can't find my Morrowind disc D I enjoy it but it just bores me to death sometimes.

Same here - it's a great game, but there's just... something wrong with it, that stops me from playing that and keeps me playing Morrowind.

For me it's the lack of variety (when compared to Morrowind); for example, Oblivion has 1 type of cave, Morrowind has at least 5 or 6; Oblivion has fewer factions, too; and you're not the "real" hero in the main quest.

Morrowind's main quest also explores the interaction of prophecy and free will (to some degree, anyways) which made it more interesting to me.

And it has this. [http://www.tamriel-rebuilt.org/]
Oh fuck yeah.

Ontopic, Aliens vs. Predator 2. I've just gotten so many new games, I'm playing those instead.

 

[Dark2003]

uncharted series, and Infamous

 

[tharglet]

Anything that has side-quests and haven't got round to doing them, or games that you can play through twice, and have different stories. Never got round to replaying ME1, and I still have a ton of side-quests on Prototype.
With Prototype I found the side-quests more fun than the main quest, but kinda got burned out after finishing off the main quest, so not gone back to it.
Replaying through AC1 though, so that will be one to strike off the list soonish I guess, lol, unless I get immersed into ME2, which I started yesterday .