"Your" Game

[duktapeman90]

Oblivion, I probably end up starting a new game every few month are so... at least until Skyrim comes out.

Also Half-Life 2 (and all the episodes and Portal), game making at it's finest right there.

EDIT: I'm not really counting multiplayer games cuz those are meant to be continually played over again. But L4D and TF2 would most definitely be on that list.

 

[Jasper Jeffs]

I personally have a few, but one of my main newer ones is Lost Planet: Colonies, mainly because I really like the story, gameplay, and the overall snowy environments and the like. I can see myself playing this game over and over again, no matter what else ends up coming out.

Hah, same as you. Lost Planet: EC used to be it, but now it's Colonies because EC is dead and Colonies is the same anyway. I've spent so long on it, I love how I can come back after not playing it for weeks and still kill everyone, it's quite gratifying.

Unreal Tournament, Unreal Championship, Guild Wars, Garry's Mod, Pitfall and GTA IV are some others off the top of my head too. I have a lot, I can play certain games for years without getting bored, and I can always come back to them after weeks without playing.

 

[Headsprouter]

pokemon and Oblivion. Plus fallout 3. I can't wait to add skyrim to that list.

 

[Bakuryukun]

I have quite a few of these kind of games. I don't think Any game has been ruined for me by there being a sequel or remake or spin-off (quite frankly the notion sounds stupid to me) but off of the top of my head the one game that stands above the rest that I can always go back to is probably

Okami and for Co-Op I'd pick Resident Evil 5 (Split Screen ftw)

 

[Hyper-space]

Oblivion.

I remember stepping out of the sewers for the first time, and seeing the vastness of the sky, hearing the birds sing and witnessing this grand ode to exploration, this beautiful and dangerous and mystical world that had been waiting for me. Waiting for when all of its wonders to come to light, no stone nor ruin unturned.

 

[superdelux]

Fallout series

GTA series

Assassins creed series

Valve games

 

[L1gh7Sp33d]

Half life 1 and 2: I must have replayed these games like 10 times each.

The left 4 dead franchise: its unbelievable how addicting this game is, even with random people. Memories of long, 5 hour expert realism attempts and hilarious versus antics will probably remain with me for a long while.

Morrowind: Even after completing nearly everything vanilla had to offer back in 2004, I still return to the game to this day, enjoying both the mods and the original content which still stays enjoyable.

Gauntlet Dark Legacy: old game released back in 2002 for the last generation of consoles (originally an arcade game). Six years ago I actually lost my gamecube disk for the thing, and the game was already so forgotten that no game cube copies remained. So I just went out and bought another copy for original xbox (the controllers were better).

 

[redisforever]

Stalker Shadow of Chernobyl, with the Complete 2009 mod. It changes nothing, except removes bugs, and makes it prettier.

 

[Moonlight Butterfly]

Baldur's Gate and the Icewind Dale games always seem to go back to them. Tomb Raider aswell.

 

[William MacKay]

Elder Scrolls. shit games come out? i play Oblivion. complete all my games? i play Oblivion. my XBox RRODs and all i have is my computer? i play Minecraft. dont just make assumptions. a week passes from now and XBox RRODs like before? i play Morrowind, i wanna get some of the previous story before getting IV on Steam.

 

[MegaManOfNumbers]

Mega Man ZX!

both the first and second games!! I return to these games for some raw platforming, action-adventure goodness. Very kickass!

EDIT: also the Sonic DS trilogy sometimes (Rush, Adventure, Colours)

 

[Guffe]

The first Pokemon games. Smash bros Melee, Tales of Symphonia and of course I've replayed some of the Zelda games.

 

[bad rider]

No doubt I'm late to the party but, I just lost the game. I was doing really well until now as-well.

 

[navyjeff]

Tetris, Super Mario Bros, and Left 4 Dead. The best puzzle game, the great platformer, and a great multiplayer FPS. I've got a lot of go-to games, but these stick out in my head more than any others.

 

[omicron1]

Age of Empires.

So much so that I bought an original boxed copy just last year, despite having the 1+2 gold jewel case, just to have it sitting on my shelf.

 

[Dfskelleton]

Doom and Silent Hill.

 

[Josef Lev]

Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/robinhoodthelegendos/index.html

First game I ever played and has a special place in my heart.
Other games, probably Portal 2 and Minecraft.

 

[Sinclair Solutions]

Bioshock. It was the game that expanded my video game horizons, so it has a special place in my heart.

 

[Kyle Roberts]

Team fortress 2 but it kind of gets bad since i never play multiplayer because of the people on it and i have no steam freinds...What so ever.

But if anything minecraft or terraria aslong as they get constant updates and get Millions of things to do of course.