Deathsmiles. An excellent and funny shump. Even if it did get destroyed, I would still come back to it.
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Battlefield Bad Company 2, for online, and Halo: Combat Evolved for singleplayer.
I love both of these games and shall never NOT play them. I haven't played BF:BC2 in ages, due to my ps3's Internet being screwed up since December, though I have had many dreams of playing it again for it's marvellous multiplayer. *sob*
As for Halo: CE, I play it ALL THE TIME. Great game. The only halo game better than H:CE is Halo: Reach.
And, again, I don't have an Xbox so playing H:R is almost imposable without going to a friends house.
I love both of these games and shall never NOT play them. I haven't played BF:BC2 in ages, due to my ps3's Internet being screwed up since December, though I have had many dreams of playing it again for it's marvellous multiplayer. *sob*
As for Halo: CE, I play it ALL THE TIME. Great game. The only halo game better than H:CE is Halo: Reach.
And, again, I don't have an Xbox so playing H:R is almost imposable without going to a friends house.
Final Fantasy IX (yes, I know it's not the *popular* one)
Pokemon (Gold/Silver being my favourite versions)
God of War
Portal
Galactic Civilisations II
Now there's a mixed bag of games for you!
Edit: I didn't put MINECRAFT up there! Azukar can't see the forest for the trees, apparently.
Edit 2: Electric Boogaloo:
Pokemon (Gold/Silver being my favourite versions)
God of War
Portal
Galactic Civilisations II
Now there's a mixed bag of games for you!
Edit: I didn't put MINECRAFT up there! Azukar can't see the forest for the trees, apparently.
Edit 2: Electric Boogaloo:
Hooray, someone else to join my Final Fantasy IX clubhouse. You sir/madam, have fine taste.Hoopybees said:
Rock Band - Despite showing very little signs of improvement in the last year...the game keeps bringing me back to gradually perfect my toy drumming abilities.
Diablo 2 - I expect this to shift over to Diablo 3 in the coming years but that's hardly a sure thing until I give that game a fair chance. Diablo 2 is a game in which I've tried a serious playthrough on every skill tree for every class and yet I still come back from time to time (every six months to a year). Even now I'm tempted to try and solo single player a Lightning-Frost Sorceress as I've never tried that particular combo. Or try a barbarian based on the Warcry skill and its synergies to see if that were viable on hell with the right side skills like Berserk for physical immunes.
Diablo 2 - I expect this to shift over to Diablo 3 in the coming years but that's hardly a sure thing until I give that game a fair chance. Diablo 2 is a game in which I've tried a serious playthrough on every skill tree for every class and yet I still come back from time to time (every six months to a year). Even now I'm tempted to try and solo single player a Lightning-Frost Sorceress as I've never tried that particular combo. Or try a barbarian based on the Warcry skill and its synergies to see if that were viable on hell with the right side skills like Berserk for physical immunes.
Planescape: Torment. If every other game in existance suddenly ate a dick and died I wouldn't care, because me and The Nameless One could still carry on experiencing the greatest story a video game has ever told.
Anything by Bethesda (not published, but developed by them). If I had to pick just one, Oblivion.
Games I would keep coming back to no matter what?
Super Mario Bros. 3
Super Mario World
Kirby Super Star
the NES Mega Man games (especially 2, 3, and 4)
Pokemon Crystal, Emerald, and Platinum (and maybe Black or White if the third is actually "Gray" or doesn't exist)
Super Mario Bros. 3
Super Mario World
Kirby Super Star
the NES Mega Man games (especially 2, 3, and 4)
Pokemon Crystal, Emerald, and Platinum (and maybe Black or White if the third is actually "Gray" or doesn't exist)
For PC Silent Hunter 2 and/or 3. I didn't enjoy 4 as much as I thought I would, so I reverted back to my modded versions of 2 and 3. I was so angry about the streaming only availability for version 5 that I flatly refused to play.
For console the original Odd World or Portal.
For console the original Odd World or Portal.
Valkyria Chronicles. I love that game to bits! Even though the anime-adaption the game got was cliche-ridden and changed the plot around somewhat, I still love the game to bits man! (I've also been playing the hell outta Valkyria Chronicles 2 recently, and I'm eagerly awaiting an EU/US release date for Valkyria Chronicles 3) 
Any Zelda game of the following: Ocarina of Time, Link to the Past, Wind Waker, Minish Cap, Majora's Mask, and Twilight Princes.
Also, Diablo 2. I just started a new Necromancer in the game the other day actually.
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Also, Diablo 2. I just started a new Necromancer in the game the other day actually.
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High five for similar posts!DragonChi said:
Missionforce: Cyberstorm
Total Annihilation
Tzar
Ground Control
If anyone else have played these four games, and remember these three games as well as I do, well, we might make good friends. It's nigh impossible to find someone who knows about total annihilation or ground contro and both of them were fairly popular, now to find someone who's played cyberstorm or Tzar, oh my...
Still, all are games I played when very young and set the very foundation for the games I play, I've got 2 of the four installed on my laptop, and a third on CD's (Tzar however, was lost in moving).
Had the CD's since I was 8, and I still remember my dad getting me ground control when I was 9, he clearly had no idea what to buy for a 9 year old but I'm happy he did.
As a side note, if you have any interest in mech strategy games, check out cyberstorm, that game is amazing even with it's age, playing it right now actually.
Total Annihilation
Tzar
Ground Control
If anyone else have played these four games, and remember these three games as well as I do, well, we might make good friends. It's nigh impossible to find someone who knows about total annihilation or ground contro and both of them were fairly popular, now to find someone who's played cyberstorm or Tzar, oh my...
Still, all are games I played when very young and set the very foundation for the games I play, I've got 2 of the four installed on my laptop, and a third on CD's (Tzar however, was lost in moving).
Had the CD's since I was 8, and I still remember my dad getting me ground control when I was 9, he clearly had no idea what to buy for a 9 year old but I'm happy he did.
As a side note, if you have any interest in mech strategy games, check out cyberstorm, that game is amazing even with it's age, playing it right now actually.
