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| Which consol has most of your favorites |
| A consol that no longer lives (ex. Sega consols) |
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14% |
[ 1 ] |
| One of the 3 PSs |
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42% |
[ 3 ] |
| A Xbox or 360 |
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0% |
[ 0 ] |
| A Nintendo Consol |
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28% |
[ 2 ] |
| A Handheld |
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0% |
[ 0 ] |
| Pollwhore Entertainment Consol |
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14% |
[ 1 ] |
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 Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 12:34 pm
List your favorite games. And also why if you'd like. Maybe we can get some discussions going about some awesome games!
Yes Denaris, I stole your topic from the gaming discussion. biggrin
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Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 12:51 pm
5 favorite games of all time:*
Trauma Center: Second Opinion- This game may have flown under some people's radars because it was a "wii-make". But if someone is going to remake a game, this is how it should be done. Revitalized controls that work perfectly on the Wii, an amazing story filled with tension and loss, an excellent feeling of genuine fear fir the patient's life, and impressive, stylish graphics that even technophiles can admire. An absolutely perfect game.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic series- Wow, I must have spent upwards of 100 hours playing this games through multiple times. I was so immersed in the worlds they offered and the characters they developed were so believable and intriguing. Plus, it's Star Wars! What more could I ask for?
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 w/ Knuckles- This game is the appitamy of Sonic games. It was so fast and fun and vibrant. I've played through it over and over again. I remember the worlds better than I do from Super Mario games. I can safely say, if they could utilize these old school ideas in a 3D Sonic game, it would be perfect!
Grim Fandango- This game is the gem of LucasArts' adventure game portfolio. It had amazing acting, writing, cinematography, story, and characters, all the necessary ingredients for a great adventure game. It's premise was novel and heartfelt and the gameplay was the best in its genre, both then and today.
Pikmin series- This was one of the reasons I got a Gamecube. When I bought the original, it was only $10. However, this is the best $10 I've ever spent (even better than Paper Mario!) This is my all time favorite Nintendo franchise and my favorite game ever. The amazing scope of the game, the graphics, the fluid controls, the humor, the story, the Pikmin. Everything pulls together and creates an amazing experience that anyone with a Gamecube (or Wii) should experience.
Honorable Mentions:**
Oddworld series
Super Mario series
Animal Crossing
Paper Mario Series
Jade Empire
Warioware series
Beyond Good & Evil
Burnout series
Phoenix Wright series
Sly Cooper series
*Top 5 list listed from least to most favorite
**Honorable mentions listed in order of most honored to least
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Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 12:57 pm
My top 5 are:
1) Okami game never tires, always some side mission or exploration to do if you wanna take a break from the story line. The game is shear beauty. An epic storyline. You can piddle on your enemies. The divine artbrush gives the game an amazing inituitive gameplay. Gameplay is one of the best I've ever played.
2) God of War Graphics are amazing. Storyline's great. Gameplay is solid & brutal. When you hit an enemy, you feel it. Puzzles are challenging but not uber hard. The shear over the top violence just adds to the games greatness. Yes it's short but the replay value is high.
3) Project Snowblind Best shooter I've ever played. The games grabs you and never lets you go. You have to remind yourself to eat or sleep or use the bathroom. About a dozen types of firearms. From the usual shotguns, sniper and rocket launcher, to the H.E.R.F. (rifle that electrucutes enemys and disrupts machines) & Rail Lazer (shoots a lazer beam that can pentrate walls or shoot off a plasma ball) 5 greades, each with a specific ability. My favorite (spiderbot grenade) creates little robot spiders that'll hunt down and kill your enemies for you. Also you have special abilities from invisbility to being indestrucable. Combines, you got one hell of an arensal to use. Allowing for fun new ways of killing your enemies.
4) Jeresy Devil Tomba was my first game, Jersey Devil made me a gamer. A true classic that never gets old. Fun. Just fun. Level designs were original, bosses were wacky and each unique. Game was challenging, but over-the-top difficult. Just a great game that needs a dang sequal.
5) Classic Spyro Not the ps2 or gba spyro! I'm talking baout the triology that Insomniac made. Spyro, Spyro: Rypo's Rage, and Sypro: Year of the Dragon. That is my childhood. That is my favorite trilogy of all time. The gameplay puts it here. if nothing else, Spyro was one of the funnist games I've ever played. And Sierra's continual creating of Sypro games makes me cry and scream in rage because of how they've mutliated my beloved dragon.
EDIT: What the hell? Here's some other favs that didn't quite make the cut:
POkemon: Red version
KH2
Grandia 2
Tekken: Dark Ressurection
Lumines 2
Harvest Moon: (More) Friends of Mineral Town
Killzone
Tomba
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Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 1:01 pm
Sakyh My top 5 are: 1) Okami game never tires, always some side mission or exploration to do if you wanna take a break from the story line. The game is shear beauty. An epic storyline. You can piddle on your enemies. The divine artbrush gives the game an amazing inituitive gameplay. Gameplay is one of the best I've ever played. 2) God of War Graphics are amazing. Storyline's great. Gameplay is solid & brutal. When you hit an enemy, you feel it. Puzzles are challenging but not uber hard. The shear over the top violence just adds to the games greatness. Yes it's short but the replay value is high. 3) Project Snowblind Best shooter I've ever played. The games grabs you and never lets you go. You have to remind yourself to eat or sleep or use the bathroom. About a dozen types of firearms. From the usual shotguns, sniper and rocket launcher, to the H.E.R.F. (rifle that electrucutes enemys and disrupts machines) & Rail Lazer (shoots a lazer beam that can pentrate walls or shoot off a plasma ball) 5 greades, each with a specific ability. My favorite (spiderbot grenade) creates little robot spiders that'll hunt down and kill your enemies for you. Also you have special abilities from invisbility to being indestrucable. Combines, you got one hell of an arensal to use. Allowing for fun new ways of killing your enemies. 4) Jeresy Devil Tomba was my first game, Jersey Devil made me a gamer. A true classic that never gets old. Fun. Just fun. Level designs were original, bosses were wacky and each unique. Game was challenging, but over-the-top difficult. Just a great game that needs a dang sequal. 5) Classic Spyro Not the ps2 or gba spyro! I'm talking baout the triology that Insomniac made. Spyro, Spyro: Rypo's Rage, and Sypro: Year of the Dragon. That is my childhood. That is my favorite trilogy of all time. The gameplay puts it here. if nothing else, Spyro was one of the funnist games I've ever played. And Sierra's continual creating of Sypro games makes me cry and scream in rage because of how they've mutliated my beloved dragon. Do you think Okami would work well on the Wii with brush strokes being done by the Wii remote's IR? I'd just like to know if I'll have a snowball's chance in hell of playing that game... btw: new news story!
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Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 1:08 pm
Sheik026 Sakyh My top 5 are: 1) Okami game never tires, always some side mission or exploration to do if you wanna take a break from the story line. The game is shear beauty. An epic storyline. You can piddle on your enemies. The divine artbrush gives the game an amazing inituitive gameplay. Gameplay is one of the best I've ever played. 2) God of War Graphics are amazing. Storyline's great. Gameplay is solid & brutal. When you hit an enemy, you feel it. Puzzles are challenging but not uber hard. The shear over the top violence just adds to the games greatness. Yes it's short but the replay value is high. 3) Project Snowblind Best shooter I've ever played. The games grabs you and never lets you go. You have to remind yourself to eat or sleep or use the bathroom. About a dozen types of firearms. From the usual shotguns, sniper and rocket launcher, to the H.E.R.F. (rifle that electrucutes enemys and disrupts machines) & Rail Lazer (shoots a lazer beam that can pentrate walls or shoot off a plasma ball) 5 greades, each with a specific ability. My favorite (spiderbot grenade) creates little robot spiders that'll hunt down and kill your enemies for you. Also you have special abilities from invisbility to being indestrucable. Combines, you got one hell of an arensal to use. Allowing for fun new ways of killing your enemies. 4) Jeresy Devil Tomba was my first game, Jersey Devil made me a gamer. A true classic that never gets old. Fun. Just fun. Level designs were original, bosses were wacky and each unique. Game was challenging, but over-the-top difficult. Just a great game that needs a dang sequal. 5) Classic Spyro Not the ps2 or gba spyro! I'm talking baout the triology that Insomniac made. Spyro, Spyro: Rypo's Rage, and Sypro: Year of the Dragon. That is my childhood. That is my favorite trilogy of all time. The gameplay puts it here. if nothing else, Spyro was one of the funnist games I've ever played. And Sierra's continual creating of Sypro games makes me cry and scream in rage because of how they've mutliated my beloved dragon. Do you think Okami would work well on the Wii with brush strokes being done by the Wii remote's IR? I'd just like to know if I'll have a snowball's chance in hell of playing that game... btw: new news story! Probably would work really well. But the problem is that Capcom let Clover go so it'd be hard to convert the game to the wii without the team that actually made it. Oooo, I must go look!
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Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 1:11 pm
Sakyh Sheik026 Sakyh My top 5 are: 1) Okami game never tires, always some side mission or exploration to do if you wanna take a break from the story line. The game is shear beauty. An epic storyline. You can piddle on your enemies. The divine artbrush gives the game an amazing inituitive gameplay. Gameplay is one of the best I've ever played. 2) God of War Graphics are amazing. Storyline's great. Gameplay is solid & brutal. When you hit an enemy, you feel it. Puzzles are challenging but not uber hard. The shear over the top violence just adds to the games greatness. Yes it's short but the replay value is high. 3) Project Snowblind Best shooter I've ever played. The games grabs you and never lets you go. You have to remind yourself to eat or sleep or use the bathroom. About a dozen types of firearms. From the usual shotguns, sniper and rocket launcher, to the H.E.R.F. (rifle that electrucutes enemys and disrupts machines) & Rail Lazer (shoots a lazer beam that can pentrate walls or shoot off a plasma ball) 5 greades, each with a specific ability. My favorite (spiderbot grenade) creates little robot spiders that'll hunt down and kill your enemies for you. Also you have special abilities from invisbility to being indestrucable. Combines, you got one hell of an arensal to use. Allowing for fun new ways of killing your enemies. 4) Jeresy Devil Tomba was my first game, Jersey Devil made me a gamer. A true classic that never gets old. Fun. Just fun. Level designs were original, bosses were wacky and each unique. Game was challenging, but over-the-top difficult. Just a great game that needs a dang sequal. 5) Classic Spyro Not the ps2 or gba spyro! I'm talking baout the triology that Insomniac made. Spyro, Spyro: Rypo's Rage, and Sypro: Year of the Dragon. That is my childhood. That is my favorite trilogy of all time. The gameplay puts it here. if nothing else, Spyro was one of the funnist games I've ever played. And Sierra's continual creating of Sypro games makes me cry and scream in rage because of how they've mutliated my beloved dragon. Do you think Okami would work well on the Wii with brush strokes being done by the Wii remote's IR? I'd just like to know if I'll have a snowball's chance in hell of playing that game... btw: new news story! Probably would work really well. But the problem is that Capcom let Clover go so it'd be hard to convert the game to the wii without the team that actually made it. Oooo, I must go look! Maybe... But at the same time, the port of Metal Gear Solid 2 and Ninja Gaiden were done by different teams, it's just a matter of code crunching and controller mapping.
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Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 1:18 pm
Sheik026 Sakyh Sheik026 Do you think Okami would work well on the Wii with brush strokes being done by the Wii remote's IR? I'd just like to know if I'll have a snowball's chance in hell of playing that game... btw: new news story! Probably would work really well. But the problem is that Capcom let Clover go so it'd be hard to convert the game to the wii without the team that actually made it. Oooo, I must go look! Maybe... But at the same time, the port of Metal Gear Solid 2 and Ninja Gaiden were done by different teams, it's just a matter of code crunching and controller mapping. Then cross those fingers!
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Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 10:38 am
Hmmm... my favorite video games of all time...
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I really only have one favorite:
Final Fantasy Tactics.
I can't really put a Top 5 together... but I'll try...
1. Final Fantasy Tactics
2. Chrono Cross
3. Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy VII (tied)
5. Ico
Honorable mentions:
Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past
ALL Final Fantasy games
Gran Turismo series
Star Ocean series
Valkyrie Profile
Metroid Prime 1
Street Fighter series
Tekken series
Virtua Fighter series
alot of other stuff I can't think of...
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Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 11:17 am
1. Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2: Spiderman FTW.
2.FF VI: Evil clown=win.
3.Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask: Fierce Diety and creepy storyline for the win.
4. Paper Mario: Who says Mario can't be paper?
5.Metroid Prime: Best 2-D to 3-D ever.
Honorable Mentions:
Megaman II
Project Justice
Shin Megami Tensei
Banjo-Tooie
DK64
Legend of Zelda Link to the Past/ TP.
Super Mario 64
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Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:58 pm
[Xera] 1. Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2: I loved that one! Hated the series after it. It just got...what's the word...stupid.
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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 1:21 am
Hmm... well I guess my top 5 are:
1) Suikoden II
2) Skies of Arcadia: Legends
3) Gears of War
4) Resident Evil 4
5) Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Honorable Mentions:
Soul Calibur 2
Growlanser Generations
Star Wars: Empire at War
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
Star Ocean: 'Til the End of Time
Disgaea
Riviera
Megaman Legends
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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 7:57 am
Raunzel Hmm... well I guess my top 5 are:
1) Suikoden II
2) Skies of Arcadia: Legends
3) Gears of War
4) Resident Evil 4
5) Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Honorable Mentions:
Soul Calibur 2
Growlanser Generations
Star Wars: Empire at War
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
Star Ocean: 'Til the End of Time
Disgaea
Riviera
Megaman Legends
Dude, what about the original Final Fantasy Tactics! have you not played it and all it's glory? gonk Also, I can't help but feel the need to point out that the word "console" has an "e" at the end... *looks at poll*
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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 8:02 am
Arvis_Jaggamar Raunzel Hmm... well I guess my top 5 are:
1) Suikoden II
2) Skies of Arcadia: Legends
3) Gears of War
4) Resident Evil 4
5) Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Honorable Mentions:
Soul Calibur 2
Growlanser Generations
Star Wars: Empire at War
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
Star Ocean: 'Til the End of Time
Disgaea
Riviera
Megaman Legends
Dude, what about the original Final Fantasy Tactics! have you not played it and all it's glory? gonk Also, I can't help but feel the need to point out that the word "console" has an "e" at the end... *looks at poll* I played the GBA one... If it plays like the PS1 game, then I don't think I'd be too crazy for it. I don't really like the whole rules thing... BTW, Arvis, new news story!
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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 8:13 am
Sheik026 Arvis_Jaggamar Raunzel Hmm... well I guess my top 5 are:
1) Suikoden II
2) Skies of Arcadia: Legends
3) Gears of War
4) Resident Evil 4
5) Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Honorable Mentions:
Soul Calibur 2
Growlanser Generations
Star Wars: Empire at War
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
Star Ocean: 'Til the End of Time
Disgaea
Riviera
Megaman Legends
Dude, what about the original Final Fantasy Tactics! have you not played it and all it's glory? gonk Also, I can't help but feel the need to point out that the word "console" has an "e" at the end... *looks at poll* I played the GBA one... If it plays like the PS1 game, then I don't think I'd be too crazy for it. I don't really like the whole rules thing... BTW, Arvis, new news story! There are no "Laws" in the original PS1 Final Fantasy Tactics. At all. In fact, none of the flaws present in FFTA are to be found in the original FFT. Better storyline, better job classes, better skill system, better and more balanced battle system. FFTA really is "FFT for Idiots and Five-year-olds." That being said, I still enjoyed FFTA a bit, but not nearly as much as I thought I would. Case in point- - Time spent playing Final Fantasy tactics Advance: 70 hours. - Time spent playing Final Fantasy Tactics: over 1000 hours. I'm not making that number up. I have ONE save file that has over 350 hours logged into it, and I have played through the game many many times.
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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 8:16 am
Arvis_Jaggamar Sheik026 Arvis_Jaggamar Raunzel Hmm... well I guess my top 5 are:
1) Suikoden II
2) Skies of Arcadia: Legends
3) Gears of War
4) Resident Evil 4
5) Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Honorable Mentions:
Soul Calibur 2
Growlanser Generations
Star Wars: Empire at War
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
Star Ocean: 'Til the End of Time
Disgaea
Riviera
Megaman Legends
Dude, what about the original Final Fantasy Tactics! have you not played it and all it's glory? gonk Also, I can't help but feel the need to point out that the word "console" has an "e" at the end... *looks at poll* I played the GBA one... If it plays like the PS1 game, then I don't think I'd be too crazy for it. I don't really like the whole rules thing... BTW, Arvis, new news story! There are no "Laws" in the original PS1 Final Fantasy Tactics. At all. In fact, none of the flaws present in FFTA are to be found in the original FFT. Better storyline, better job classes, better skill system, better and more balanced battle system. FFTA really is "FFT for Idiots and Five-year-olds." That being said, I still enjoyed FFTA a bit, but not nearly as much as I thought I would. Case in point- - Time spent playing Final Fantasy tactics Advance: 70 hours. - Time spent playing Final Fantasy Tactics: over 1000 hours. I'm not making that number up. I have ONE save file that has over 350 hours logged into it, and I have played through the game many many times. I dunno, maybe I'll pick it up on Amazon since I don't have a PSP to play the remake on, but I do have a PS1 to play the original on...
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