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What is your all time favorite game and why?

Mine has to be bulletstorm for the xbox 360 because it has really amazing graphics and very interesting surroundings, a really good and interesting campaign and a very addictive online game which is brilliant! I also love the detail the game designers have put into this game, like the way you can kill an enemy by kicking them into a cactus and I like the blood and gore aswell!
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  • DihoruDihoru Member Posts: 2,731

    EVE-Online

    Homeworld 1

    Diablo 1

    Knights of the Old Republic 1

    Dragon Age 2

    Honourable mention: Mass Effect 1.

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  • Reilly64Reilly64 Member UncommonPosts: 16

    Thief 3

    Half Life 2

    Baldurs Gate 2

    EQ2

    Hidden and Dangerous 2

    Morrowind

    No One Lives Forever

     

    Loved them all - each one was an immersive time sink.

  • RzepRzep Member UncommonPosts: 767

    No such thing as all time favorite anything for me. Not games, not books, not music, not movies. I may think that the best album of the past decade was Communion by Septic Flesh or Pursuit of the Sun and the Allure of the Earth by Woods of Ypres, but that will change. Nothing is constant. Tastes change, memories begin to appear smugged by rose tinted nostalgia.

    There are games I remember fondly like No One Lives Forever, KKnD, WoW, the new Tomb Raider, but I couldn't call any of them an all time best.

  • ArakaziArakazi Member UncommonPosts: 911
    Final fantasy 7. Reason? Pure nostalgia. I sae it forssale on steam last week. Not even gonna try it.Some things are better as memories.
  • RzepRzep Member UncommonPosts: 767
    Originally posted by Arakazi
    Final fantasy 7. Reason? Pure nostalgia. I sae it forssale on steam last week. Not even gonna try it.Some things are better as memories.

    I would never replay anything from the PS1, as far as I am concerned nothing has aged as poorly as those games.

  • VladamyreVladamyre Member UncommonPosts: 223

    Dark Age of Camelot. The best mmorpg ever made.

    Resident Evil, 1, 2, and 3. Loved them.

    Final Fantasy 1, 2, 3, and 7. Couldnt get any better then these.

     

    In a world of sharp knives, you would be a spoon.

  • DrakynnDrakynn Member Posts: 2,030

    Toss up between

    Elite

    Half Life 1/2

    Fallout 1/2

    Wasteland

    Planescape:Torment

    AD&D Pools of Radiance

    System Shock 1/2

    it changes depending on mood lol.

  • clumsytoes44clumsytoes44 Member UncommonPosts: 463

    Any of the old TSR gold box games

    Fallout 1 & 2

    Summoner for the PS2

    Paradroid for the C-64

    Mechwarrior 1-3

  • ichihaifuichihaifu Member UncommonPosts: 280

    Guild Wars 2, I can never play traditional MMO's anymore.

    World of Warcraft, no story can ever topple that one. It was epic on whole another scale.

  • MikehaMikeha Member EpicPosts: 9,196
    Originally posted by coretex666

    Lineage II - Early chronicles

    Tough decision, but this game simply includes most aspects which I consider to be great.

    - Longterm vertical character progression through levels + gear

    - OW FFA PvP with PK system as a regulatory mechanism preventing griefing

    - Hardly obtainable gear (even midgrade items were expensive and relatively rare)

    -The higher the tier of the gear, the better looking it was (low grade items looked common)

    - All gear craftable

    - Mobs dropping materials and recipes and only very rarely full items (usually 1 : XX thousand chance of full item frop)

    - Enchanting system with chance of destroying the gear. The higher the +x the more intense was the light on your weapon...no value added, but a nice feature

    - Castles owned by guilds + siege system

    - Guilds entering alliances

    - No instances

    - OW raid bosses (there is / was a video on youtube in which 700-800 people are killing main boss)

    - Public dungeons

    - Mounts were not so common (you had to do quest to get little dragon, you then needed to level it up to level 35 to make it grow up so you could ride on it, only guild leaders owning castles could fly it if they managed to level it up to level 70)

    - Severe exp loss upon death

    - Chance to drop items when killed

    And many many more reasons. It was an amazing game back then. Now it is different from what it was like.

     

     

    As you said early Lineaege 2 was an experience like no other. My all time favorite too. image

  • ghorgosghorgos Member UncommonPosts: 191

    Master of Magic - Fantasy + Strategy = great and the magic system is unmatched till today

    Master of Orion 2 - some newer games added innovative features but the total package of mmo2 is still the best

    Nordlandtriologie (predecessor series to "The Dark eye - Drakensang) - one of the most complex rpg's i know while still being fun to play

  • NavekNavek Member UncommonPosts: 71
    Originally posted by coretex666

    Lineage II - Early chronicles

    Tough decision, but this game simply includes most aspects which I consider to be great.

    - Longterm vertical character progression through levels + gear

    - OW FFA PvP with PK system as a regulatory mechanism preventing griefing

    - Hardly obtainable gear (even midgrade items were expensive and relatively rare)

    -The higher the tier of the gear, the better looking it was (low grade items looked common)

    - All gear craftable

    - Mobs dropping materials and recipes and only very rarely full items (usually 1 : XX thousand chance of full item frop)

    - Enchanting system with chance of destroying the gear. The higher the +x the more intense was the light on your weapon...no value added, but a nice feature

    - Castles owned by guilds + siege system

    - Guilds entering alliances

    - No instances

    - OW raid bosses (there is / was a video on youtube in which 700-800 people are killing main boss)

    - Public dungeons

    - Mounts were not so common (you had to do quest to get little dragon, you then needed to level it up to level 35 to make it grow up so you could ride on it, only guild leaders owning castles could fly it if they managed to level it up to level 70)

    - Severe exp loss upon death

    - Chance to drop items when killed

    And many many more reasons. It was an amazing game back then. Now it is different from what it was like.

    ^this^

     

     for all the reasons listed, L2 was a great game up to c4 / c5, from solo to small group to mass battles the pvp was some of the best I have ever played.

  • FoomerangFoomerang Member UncommonPosts: 5,628

    Shenmue. The most immersive game I've ever played. Great graphics, memorable characters, amazing music. The level of object interaction is still among the best ever made. The combat system was deep and rewarding. Everything about that game felt hand crafted by developers who wanted to create something groundbreaking.

  • DistopiaDistopia Member EpicPosts: 21,183
    Originally posted by Foomerang

    Shenmue. The most immersive game I've ever played. Great graphics, memorable characters, amazing music. The level of object interaction is still among the best ever made. The combat system was deep and rewarding. Everything about that game felt hand crafted by developers who wanted to create something groundbreaking.

    This^

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  • aspekxaspekx Member UncommonPosts: 2,167

    for the sake of nostalgia: SWGpreNGE, Vanguard, WolfensteinET

     

    Bioshock, the only xbox game whose story kept me up all night playing it till i was done.

     

    Civilization

     

    and Oblivion, probably all time fav, i died a little inside b/c TESO got rid of the skill system and replaced it with a class only system. TESO also means there will more likely than not, never be a co-op version.

    "There are at least two kinds of games.
    One could be called finite, the other infinite.
    A finite game is played for the purpose of winning,
    an infinite game for the purpose of continuing play."
    Finite and Infinite Games, James Carse

  • SeariasSearias Member UncommonPosts: 743
    Xenogears

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  • FoomerangFoomerang Member UncommonPosts: 5,628


    Originally posted by Distopia
    Originally posted by Foomerang Shenmue. The most immersive game I've ever played. Great graphics, memorable characters, amazing music. The level of object interaction is still among the best ever made. The combat system was deep and rewarding. Everything about that game felt hand crafted by developers who wanted to create something groundbreaking.
    This^

    Disto knows ;)
  • Shadowguy64Shadowguy64 Member Posts: 848

    WoW

    Diablo 3

    Dragon Age: Origins

    The Longest Journey

     

     

  • PaRoXiTiCPaRoXiTiC Member UncommonPosts: 603

    Fallout 2 (My all time favorite and probably will never be topped since they went 3D and real time with Fallout 3)

    Fallout 1

    Starsiege Tribes

    Knight Online World

    The Realm Online

    Tribes: Ascend

    Guild Wars 2

     

    In that order those are my all time favorite games.

     

  • Beatnik59Beatnik59 Member UncommonPosts: 2,413
    When Metal Gear: Solid came out way back when, nothing would be the same.  I had never played anything like it before.

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    "Its sad when people use religion to feel superior, its even worse to see people using a video game to do it."
    --Arcken

    "...when it comes to pimping EVE I have little restraints."
    --Hellmar, CEO of CCP.

    "It's like they took a gun, put it to their nugget sack and pulled the trigger over and over again, each time telling us how great it was that they were shooting themselves in the balls."
    --Exar_Kun on SWG's NGE

  • Beatnik59Beatnik59 Member UncommonPosts: 2,413
    Originally posted by Searias
    Xenogears

    Oh hell yes!

    __________________________
    "Its sad when people use religion to feel superior, its even worse to see people using a video game to do it."
    --Arcken

    "...when it comes to pimping EVE I have little restraints."
    --Hellmar, CEO of CCP.

    "It's like they took a gun, put it to their nugget sack and pulled the trigger over and over again, each time telling us how great it was that they were shooting themselves in the balls."
    --Exar_Kun on SWG's NGE

  • whisperwyndwhisperwynd Member UncommonPosts: 1,668

     Pitfall for the Atari. No?

    Ok then, Ico (PS2) -The level design was fantastic for me, and just liked the whole feel of it.

    and Silent Hill - The real creepiness I felt playing it, great atmosphere.

  • crusher143crusher143 Member UncommonPosts: 198

    Diablo 2

    Monkey Island 1&2

    There was even a remake done for Monkey Island 1 & 2 with updated graphics, best adventure ever created IMO.

  • alstreamalstream Member Posts: 14
    Heroes 3, becouse that's a type of gaming I like.
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