Your Favourite In-Game City.

[Glademaster_v1legacy]

FFVII Midgar, FFVI Figaro, Assassin's Creed any of them also the Oblivion Citys and Morrowind ones are good.

 

[ssgt splatter]

Manhattan Island in Prototype, Liberty City in GTA 4, and Venzuela in Mercenaries 2

 

[soren7550]

Prototypes its fantastically well done.

Uh, it's New York City. Don't know if that really counts seeing as it's a real place.

Oh sorry I didnt notice the invisible word in the OPs post that says fictional all I saw was Gaming Forum > What is your favourite in-game city?

But I bow to your ill informed Naziesque correction your totally right. I blame the OP for not handing out read invisible writing specs Bad OP bad [/quote]
Re-read bold.

 

[Joe.]

Rivet City

 

[.Warheart]

Most cities in the TES3 and 4 games and Crackdown's Pacific City.

 

[elilupe]

Mine has got to be Twilight Town from Kingdom Hearts 2, everything there is just so pretty.

I like Twilight Town, but i prefer Traverse Town.

 

[RheynbowDash]

the city from Mirror's Edge.. i cant think of the actual name of the city, and i cant be arsed to look it up on google right now.

(I am a lazy bum.)

 

[quack35]

The Imperial City, it has friendly people to discuss mudcrabs with all day!

 

[Kuchinawa212]

Oakville in Fable 2 or Mizuho in Tales of Symphonia

 

[SuperGoomba64]

Pre-searing Ascalon from Guild Wars Prophecies. It's just so...inviting. Makes you wanna stay there...forever...

But then it eventually becomes a huge crater, good things never last I suppose...

 

[The Madman]

The City from Thief (They never actually gave the city a name, just called it 'the city' throughout all three games).

Agreed. It's an awesome place, with some really interesting rooftops (remember the Life of the Party mission?)

Who doesn't? That mission was and still is amazing. I replayed Thief 2 not too long ago and was again stunned by just how HUGE that level was, especially compared to most of todays games where you can barely make it down the hallway without a loading screen. I mean you're jumping from rooftop to rooftop, dodging guard patrols and taking shortcuts through open windows and across exposed pipes all with the goal of breaking into this massive pseudo-medieval skyscraper which itself is bigger than most of todays games all on its own.

I LOVE that level. I love the entire series. I love the city. Go Go Thief!

 

[The_Chief]

Megaton, Fallout 3

no way old olney is way better!

 

[Marble Dragon]

Lungfishopolis, from Psychonauts. I loved that city so much that I smashed it.

Edit: Wait, are we talking places to live? Okay, I'm going to have to say...actually, I don't know. Gaming doesn't have many nice cities to actually live in. Somebody tell me if you find a nice house with good location.

 

[Leorex]

Lumbridge from Runescape.

you realize you would be a cardboard cut out.

 

[MrSnugglesworth]

City Seventeen(17)


I loved how they did the resistance. Made me all happy on the inside.

 

[PauL o_O]

The Citadel from ME. It felt so modern and comfortable.

 

[Code ZX-19]

Megaton (fallout 3), Skingrad (Oblivion), and Empire City (inFamous)

I agree with all of those except for Skingrad because I've never played Oblivion. And I don't know if you can count it as a City, but the U.S.G. Ishimura from Dead Space was an awesome In-Game location.