Favorite game

[Ashuri]

What is the best game that you have every played? why?

[jetfire]

I have several games. Super Mario 64 certainly takes the cake. It totally revolutionized 3D gaming, and was the most fun platformer that I've played.

I've also gotta include Goldeneye 64, Halo, Halo 2 (yeah, Halo 2 grew on me again. Only the multiplayer though), Metal Gear Solid, Sonic 2, Zelda: The Ocarina of Time, Klonoa, FF7, Phantasy Star Online and Mariokart 64. Great memories from all of them.

Still, this type of thread has been done so many times. I suggest that you do a search next time. This thread will probably almost be closed immediately.

[Sakito]

Still, this type of thread has been done so many times. I suggest that you do a search next time. This thread will probably almost be closed immediately.

Well seeing that this is going to most likely be closed, i am gonna say my favorite game that i have ever played was Final Fantasy 10, reason being is because the story line was perfect and the characters had alot of great characteristcs, also i love the BLITZBALL!

[Kagome654]

I don't know, I found FF X to have one of the weaker plots and some of the weaker characters, but that's only my opinion. Besides, I like FF IX the best, so I'm a bit of a philistine ^^()

My favourite game? Um...Some of the Naruto Fighting Games, Smash Bros...basically a lot of the ones where you can play with a lot of friends.

[Freya]

I remember the Lion King game for Sega was awesome... I really liked that one, but I'd have to say like my all time favourite game is either Project Gotham 2 or Knights of the Old republic (I still need to buy the second one) Halo and Fable are highish on my list too, but I have the most fun playing PG2 probably

[Seven]

Best and favourite are two seperate things.

My favourite game is Midnight Club 3. Quite a lot of fun to play, and I enjoy being able to kick ass. Unfortnately I lost the disc =\

The best game I've ever played is probably something like Ninja Gaiden or something. I mean, it's a great game in every aspect you can think of, but it's just not my thing. =/

[Ashuri]

the best game i have played story line wise is FF7, but i like things like Socom and Devil May Cry

[sakura_blossom]

I don't play many games, though my favorite (of course, to probably no surprise) is Kingdom Hearts. I like the main character, the story, cutscenes and the fighting. Plus I've always loved Disney, so the Kingdom Hearts franchise at the moment is my favorite.

[Javer]

Chrono Trigger. Always, always Chrono Trigger.

[Risen Hell Fire]

Puzzle: Tetris
Platforming: Sonic cd
Beat-em up: Streets of rage, Golden Ax
Fighting: Darkstalkers
Sports: NES World Cup Soccer and only that
Adventure: Megama Legends 1 and 2
RPG: .hack, and Kotor
Action Adventure: Metroid Prime (Arnold Schwarzenegger "It's not a Shooter!!!")

[jiffyjimbothe3]

Before this gets closed...

My favorite game of all time is The Legend of Zelda: Majoras Mask.

I love the "three day time limit" game play, it was incredibly fun and unique.

[Javer]

My favorite game of all time is The Legend of Zelda: Majoras Mask.

I love the "three day time limit" game play, it was incredibly fun and unique.

Good, eh? That was a great game. ^^ It was fun laying the smackdown on critters as Goron Link and Zora Link.

[oompa loompa]

one of my favorite games ever is FF9...... i really liked it...

another is God of War...... massive amounts of Blood, Gore, and the occasional nudity..... what more could you ask for.

and finally the newly realeased BF2..... because they havn't figured out just why you shouldn't piss off a wookie.

[Javer]

another is God of War...... massive amounts of Blood, Gore, and the occasional nudity..... what more could you ask for.

Gameplay, story, art, sound, and replayability. Fortunately for your case, it has all of those too. So I guess you've lucked out this time.

Kratos could be new character of the year -- if not for a crippling lack of likability.

[Zushio]

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, best in the series, best gameplay, best music.

[Niner]

Probably, in terms of sheer fun and replayability...Chrono Trigger. It introduced me to the wonders of the console RPG and has yet to be really topped by any other game. Sure, there are games I play a lot more nowadays, but really, if I had to choose my all time favorite game, it would be Chrono Trigger. Because nothing really comes close to it.

[Two-twenty]

The thread specified "game" broadly, so I'm going for pool, followed by darts with Monopoly taking third... then tetris, maybe.

[Miaka Lee]

@2-20
Funny I thought you favorite game would of been drinking contest. Looks like I'm mistaken.XD

FF4, for some reason I really like. Second choice, the Sonic games for sega, me and my cousin use to stay up for hours playing those games. I also like Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life(look at the sig), addictive, fun and addictive(love it).

[Two-twenty]

@2-20
Funny I thought you favorite game would of been drinking contest. Looks like I'm mistaken.XD
Who says pool, darts, Monopoly or Tetris can't be drinking contests? ;)

[DarkKanti]

Drinking games and games you play while you drink are totally different. Take Halo for instance, you can play it while drinking, but that doesn't make it a drinking game. It does, however, increase the difficulty level. :D

Anyways, my favorite games are FFVII, Chrono Trigger, and Halo 2.

[Miaka Lee]

Who says pool, darts, Monopoly or Tetris can't be drinking contests? ;)
I gotcha
Drinking games and games you play while you drink are totally different. Take Halo for instance, you can play it while drinking, but that doesn't make it a drinking game. It does, however, increase the difficulty level. :D
I gotcha too but it could become a drinking game, for exa.(using Halo) every time you pass a level you have to drink a whole bottle of beer(or your fave alcohol) and whoever drinks the most or passes out first wins.

Hey, I made a new game I'll call it Stupid....perfect. Now someone come play my game and see if it works(if you die not my fault).XD

[C0MPL3X]

Starcraft: Expansion

You can play it competitively (meet the freaks on the internet). Great with korean friends for pure fun. Also for newbies, campaign has a story that is not too bad for a rts game. And it comes with a map editor for different styles (although warcraft rapes it in terms of map editor).

Too bad I suck at it like 50% of my friends :/

[darylcrowe]

I can't really think of an overall fave game, but i can split it into genres.

Puzzle- Tetris Attack (addictive as hell but cool)
RPG- Tales of Symphonia (great story, characters and no random battles)
Adventure- Super Metriod/Metroid Prime 2 (super Metriod- one of the finest games ever made, Metriod Prime 2- follows the winning formula of the orginal)
Shooter- Timesplitters 3 (so many characters, crazy/fun challangers and a improved story mode over TS2)
Driving- Mario Kart 64 (the multiplayer races)
Platform-Yoshi's Island/ Donkey Kong Country 2 or 3 (hard, but you feel brilliant when you complete them)

[MasterRahath]

Final fantasy 7: Advent children becuase it's so deep and mysterious. Not to mention the beautiful boys. Kadaj:D

[Sakito]

Final fantasy 7: Advent children becuase it's so deep and mysterious. Not to mention the beautiful boys. Kadaj:D

Just so know, Final Fantasy 7 advent children is a movie not a game, so basically I take it that you mean FinalFantasy 7. I also enjoyed andvent chidren myself it was almost like playing a sequal to FinalFantasy 7.

[Ghostmaster]

Zelda Ocarina of Time, Goldeneye were two of my favorites. But I also really liked Star Wars Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight for the PC.

[Soundwave]

The original Tie Fighter, always loved the fact you could fly actual SW Imperial fighter craft such as Tie fighters and Interceptors and such in actual missions and situations and this game pulled that experience off in spades.

[Kiba]

My favourite game currently is Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves. I chose this as my favourite because the game has really lovable characters, the story was excellent in my opinion, has a nice mix of drama and comedy, and was just fun to play overall.

[Dennis]

Parasite Eve 1 and 2: beautiful graphics, intriguing story and excellent gameplay.

Tecmo Super Bowl (NES)- What a football game should be.

[LazyBear]

Sonic The Hedgehog 2
I remember spending many a Saturaday morning playing this game till my eyes bled. The idea of playing as a blue hedgehog fascinated me and I even dressed up as him for Halloween.:D I still take out my Sega Genesis to play that game.

Zelda: Ocarina of Time
After Sonic came Zelda. I played this game obsessively. Music, scenery, characters, and gameplay were all great. One of a few games that I enjoy playing several times after I've beaten it.

[Sakito]

I may have said somthing different in the past but this game is by far my most favorite as of right now. Socom Fire Team Bravo for the PSP is incredible, Gameplay at first was a little hard to get a hold on but it works on you, then theres the infastucture, which is the wi fi connection, with no doubt this game is one of my favorites.


~Sakito~

[IG-88]

Tough one, if I had to pick just one it would be Chrono Trigger.

[Saya-biki]

Disgaea
(pretend you didn't see that coming)

I loved the characters, art, story, script, music, and, of course, the actual game itself.

[Zeek]

Metal gear solid, it has it all not too easy not too hard a good story and awesome characters.

[Pachinko]

My favourite game is the best video game of all-time, the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. This has to be the most breath-taking game I've ever layed eyes on. The animation is great, even as of now. The storyline & characters are both charming & deep at the same time. This is a game I could play over and over... and over and over. It's that good.

[Major Tom]

My current favourite game would have to be The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. I've sunk over 150 hours into this puppy and I haven't gotten enough.

Other games in my all time favourites list include just about any of the SCUMM games released by Lucasarts back in the day, before they decided the puzzle/adventure was dead and buried, like the Monkey Island Series, Day of the Tentacle, Sam and Max Hit the Road etc. I also really liked the Legend of Kyrandia games. Finished the first, and got close to finishing the second, but as does happens in these games I made a mistake I needed to backtrack quite a ways to rectify, and then lost the discs. But these games do have a limited replayability to them.

Another of my all time favourites is IL2 Sturmovik: Ultimate complete edition, containing more flyabel WWII fighters and bombers you can poke a stick at in just about every theatre of WWII, it is a must for flight sim maniacs.

And finally, thought I haven't gotten my hands on the retail version yet, the Red Orchestra mod for UT2004 ranks among my favourite shooters.

[Jedinator]

Metal gear Solid 2: Substance It has Solid snake in it. But not only does it have one of the greatest video game characters of all time, it has my personal favorite, Raiden. The graphics are beautiful, story, of course amazing (cmon, its metal gear) controls are great. I give it a 10 out of 10.

[Javer]

Tough one, if I had to pick just one it would be Chrono Trigger.

Agreed. Going on, what eight years now? That's how long it's been my favorite. Oh, it's come close sometimes. Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete. Tales of Symphonia. Metroid Prime. But even with all its faults and outdated . . . ness, it never fails to entertain me.

[Himeno]

Kingdom Hearts 2 (i'm battling ansem the last time though)
because it's fun,has great graphics, and so touching! T_T

[Angelic_Ruin]

I have a lot of fav games but I'm listing my two top faves. Shadow Hearts and Shadow Hearts: Covanent

[GunGrave]

so many game have come out i would have 2 say Kingdom Hearts2

[Elric]

http://club.ign.com/b/list/custom?&lid=100197&owner=DigitalDevil0

Lookie here. No particular order, but these are the games I adored the most. (might add more later on). On the right the middle set of numbers are my ratings and if you want, you can scroll through my game collection on the left (or click the link on my sig). Still incomplete (lazy)

[bwing55543]

I don't really have one specific fave, but these are a few:
1. Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
This a true classic. It had an awesome story, great graphics (despite how old the game is), and good music. Plus, the combat and puzzles were really fun.

2. Gran Turismo 4
As the game's subtitle says, The Real Driving Simulator. It excels both in graphics and the realistic physics.

3. God of War
Best combat ever!!! I actually got a 500+ hit combo =)Plus, Kratos has to be one of the best game heroes I've ever played as. I only wish that this game was a little longer.

4. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Biggest game world ever. Most stuff to do ever. The shooting has been improved over Vice City so I'm not locking onto the wrong guy every so often, and CJ can swim, whereas Tommy Vercetti would automatically drown when he enters the water.

5. Resident Evil 4
This has to be the best looking Gamecube game. Also, I really like the over-the-shoulder type shooting this game has. Also, it tries to be unique (and succeeds) by preventing you from running and gunning at the same time. Once again, I wish it was a little longer. Also, I wish the voices were better.

[Mana]

Fatal Frame (the first) and Lunar 2: Eternal Blue. There are some other really good ones out there, but those 2 are tied for my favourite.

[Ghostmaster]

I dont really have one favorite. Really love Ocarina of Time, Goldeneye, Banjo Kazooie,Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, Starfox 64. I could go on.

[kLaUS]

every breath of fire game in the series... those games are awesome and make me a real rpg fan !!

[Detective Liz]

I like...Hit & Run with the Simpsons...or the InuYasha feduel japan game...with i have...

[ant]

I like teh Taiko.

[oompa loompa]

I have new ones

Radiata Stories--- Love the storyline and the combat system, the graphics are prety good and the customizability (<--new word lol) is pretty good too

FIFA 06----- Its soccer.... comeon, that and its the best soccer game out there right now

KATAMARI DAMACY----- greatest puzzle, arcade game EVER!!!!!! its so stonerific and completely addicting it hurts to put it away at 3 in the morning after u've just emptied the entire asian coast of JAPAN and its outlying islands

GUN----- short yes but nevertheless a good stress reliever (no were near GTA but hey its western) it also comes complete with dynamite tipped arrows, fun for shooting into a crowd, a shotgun that shoots cannonballs, and plenty of indians, bandits, and poor innocent bystanders to blow to bloody chuhnks

[Gigadi]

I like SSX 3, it just so solid and always keeps me coming back for more. I've cloced atleast 150+ hours on it. Also, there is Suikoden III, Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis, Burnout 3:Takedown, FFVII to X-2.

[Phate]

Star Fox 64
Sonic the Hedgehog 2
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Pool
Chess

First that came to mind.

[Moe]

halo 1 & 2
SC 2 & 3
GGXX
DDR
IDAS(pm me if you wanna know what that stands for)
and of course
DDR!!!

[Akimichi Choji]

Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind. I love this game because its a huge world you can explore, you can kill everyone in the game, and there are so many weapons, items, and armor its just like real life. If real life was as cool as that.

[TwinchaosX]

My favorite games ever are Xenogears,SOTC,ICO,Wild Arms, and Xenosaga.

[Sparda666]

DEVIL MAY CRY cuz i like demons!!!!! and Resident Evil cuz of good storyline

[EdensLord]

im a bit of a old school, and almost anything for SNES is good but i really liked Chrono Trigger and Earthbound, but the best game ive played i think would be Call of Duty 2: Big Red 1

[Kyou sohma]

my fav game would have to be final fantasy 7 bescause of the plot

[ninja velmor]

my fav games are guilty gear x2, street fighter 3rd strike. suikoden 3, and psychonauts , zelda OOT

GGx2 and st3 are the best fighters out there, they are both really deep, and you can play them for years and years and still learn new things. suikoden 3 is my fav rpg, i love the stroyline, the cast of characters and the battle system, and pyschonauts has to be the best platforming game i have played in many, many years, its so differnent, and the story is so wacky and out there, you cant help but to fall in love with it. zelda OOT stands alone as one of the best games ever made, the boss battles are a rush that most games dont provide these days, and even the simplest things in the game like riding a horse are tons of fun.

[animanic_critic]

Uhh... here we go:

Doom III
FIFA 2006
Project Gotham 3
Burnout: Revenge

Need I elaborate further more... they're among the best of their genre :sly2: .

[Itachi Uchiha]

First, for a game to be a favorite of mine it needs to be a multi player game... I've never really seen the point in video games unless you're playing against someone else.

Mariokart, golden eye, halo 1 + 2, and any 2 person fighter like mortal combat...

[Major Tom]

Uhh... here we go:
[LIST]
Doom III


How did I forget Doom III? I suppose because I finished ages ago, and my friends have never realy been bothered to play the co-op mod I got for it....

I have heard that more than a few people ratted on Doom III, for reasons I'm not exactly sure of. It is a system hog, for sure, but I was completely captivated by the game.

The first Doom games were adrenaline pumping shotgun action fests, it tapped into the more 'I have a Baron of Hell over there and 12 shell left' aspect of fear. However, the third game used the psychological aspects of fear to create the atmosphere, using techniques from the likes of System Shock (the emails and stuff), and the very well placed monsters to create the effect.

I suppose if people were expecting to have another run of shotgun goodness, they would have been disapointed.

[madpierrot]

Fallout!

In my opinion the single greatest game ever made. There aren't any mystical elves, sword fighting pretty boys, 500 year old wizards or heroic knights from a far off land. It's part The Good, The Bad and The Ugly and part Road Warrior. You mix in one of the coolest settings in a game, incredible story, great pop cultural references, awesome open ended gameplay, a character building interface that's second to none, the best sense of humor ever in any game ever, not to mention a game that's just loads of fun to play and it makes for a winner.

You're not some styled up guy using a sword to cut down a unicorn, your one grizzeled up, anger guy using shotguns, brass knucles and machine guns to cut in half biker raidors and supersized mutants using chainguns. Fallout is the pinnacle of games for me.

I do just want to give a side note to Super Mario Kart. That's my second favorite and I have to mention it.

[Erigion]

Starsiege: Tribes. The best multiplayer FPS I've ever played. No mods, none of that renegades or shifter crap. The absolute best feeling was using a heavy armor to cap their flag. After raping their base, of course.

About Doom III, they tried way too hard to make it scary and suspenseful. I mean really, you can't use the light and a weapon at the same time? The countless scripted monsters that jump out at your from the floor or ceiling or wall were just annoying.

[EdensLord]

What the hell is wrong with zelda?

[animanic_critic]

To me, Doom III was terrifying not because of the regular switching between guns and the torchlight, but more on the realistically detailed creatures and the idea that you're all alone in a extraterrestial land...

... plus the whole devilish thing that went on (not to mention the synonymous bloodshed involved). The deafening sounds unique to each creature and incredible details paid to the overall surrounding environment, plus the sick feeling you had in your stomach when you first played it in an unlit room - these are the factors that made Doom III a groundbreaking hit among gamers.

[Erigion]

What the hell is wrong with zelda?
I don't know, perhaps you might want to tell us?

[Sae]

What the hell is wrong with zelda?

Absolutely nothing. One of times best games ever. Period.

[7Raven7]

I'll go ahead and post my favorites that haven't been mentioned yet (shakes fists at madpierrot for stealing Fallout!)

The Max Payne games: Bullet time, an FPS with story and style?

Metal Slug: The. Original. Metal Slug. Nuff' said.

Just about any Blizzard or ID game

[animanic_critic]

Just about any Blizzard or ID game
Holy sh*t, talking about Blizzard games, how could I ever forget about the original Diablo :kain: ...! Back during the mid-90s, it was one of the best PC role-playing games ever. Now when you look back in retrospect, the game may be as boring as watching your lawn growing grass, but back then, it was the talk of the town.

The idea of buying & selling weapons and potions, strategically singling or slugging out underworld bast*rds, and revealing stories were the factors that led to its success, followed up by its successor, Diablo II. Man, those were the days...:thumbup:

[Kitsurai]

Gotta say it, Super Mario World. Just revolutionary.

Oh and let's not forget TSS :O

[sohryu]

Oh and let's not forget TSS :O
omg TSS?!?! SOMEONE ELSE ON THIS FORUM PLAYS?!?!?! I challenge you, monkey butt!

[Kitsurai]

Let's Do This. Gimme A Server, monkey-posterior.

[Sae]

Harvest Moon all the way!!!!! Man, that game is just so fun! From GB, all the way through the systems, and now on the DS! Awesomely cool! :headbang:

Sae

[Sparrow]

Shadow of the Colossus. I have never played a game so artistic.

[LadyYuina]

What is the best game that you have every played? why?

My favorite one right now is KH:2 because I love all the Disney characters in it and the storyline got even better!

[bwing55543]

Absolutely nothing. One of times best games ever. Period.


Also, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time was the first of three games that gamespot.com gave a perfect 10. The other two were Soul Calibur and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3.

[Grasshopper]

My current favorite game would have to be Call of Duty 2 for the PC and yes I know it's a WWII shooter, don't hate me. I'm in it for the multiplayer because it has become increasingly more competitive and it's just a lot of fun. If any of you have the game and also have xfire I'd love to play with you. Xfire=teamfragwhistler

[Perios]

My favorite game I liked to play almost every day was James Bond Goldeneye for Nintendo 64. Imo it was one of the best ego-shooters for N64 and and it also had a multiplayer mod. I think me and my friends used to play that game very often.

[Ghostmaster]

I mean I don't really have one favorite game, but certainly Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Goldeneye, Starfox 64 all make my list. Banjo Kazooie and Sonic the Hedgehog 2 also top there. There are so many great games I can never pick only one. Also a little game called the Neverhood, an old computer is like one of the greatest games ever. I happen to like Spyfox too.. hehe.

[Major Tom]

I finally got a go at the retail version of Red Orchestra, that mod for UT2004. Entitled Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45, I must say that this game is now my favourite WWII shooter. Beats the pants off of Call of Duty, BF1942 and such.

Being a realism game (note, not a simulator), it may not be everyones cup of tea, for for a guy who hates seeing shotguns on the Eastern Front and StG44's assaulting Moscow, it's an absolute dream.

[animanic_critic]

BLACK. For a first-person shooter junkie like me, this has to be one of the best games of its genre. The sheer AV of the game just pumps up the testosterone levels in me. Guns ablaze and sounds galore, this is one game where it's good to kill people and destroy establishments.

[bigal60]

:sly2:galaga and star wars knights of the old republic two its the best game ever you need to play it once

at least once o mean

[jetfire]

I haven't replied to this thread in a while, so I'll list some other favourite games that I either forgot from my last post, or have discovered:

DDR (Namely DDR Ultramix 3 and DDR Extreme 2) - An amazing game of hand/feet coordination. It requires good reflex skills, skills on judging the beat of the songs, and stamina. And it makes you feel less like a fatso when you play. Genius! Most of the songs are great (or at least playable) too.

Starfox 64 (N64) - Classic on-rails spaceship shooter. It puts those old 2D ones to shame for me. Simply fun, and it takes skill to rack up as many kills as you can).

Soul Calibur (on DC) - I feel like the previous installments havent offered up much different content than the first game, so I'm listing this one, as it felt the most new to me when I played it. It takes a lot of skill to get very good with, and no matter which fighter you choose, you basically have a chance as long as you are good with them.

Diddy Kong Racing (N64) - My alternative to Mariokart 64. A great race mode, and some pretty fun battle challenges. Hovercrafts rule.

Shadow of the Collosus (PS2) - Simply genius. It's simple gameplay on a grand scale, with truly imaginative puzzles. The bosses are puzzles in their own, and good ones at that. My favourite moment in this game was fighting the very last boss with my "Get Ready to Die" music on by Andrew Wk. Especially because of what happens in the cutscene before the boss. And the ending was breathtaking.

I guess I was wrong that this thread would close soon.

[bigal60]

id say psychonauts, and the next 14 year old kid who says halo is in for an ass kicking.

[bwing55543]

id say psychonauts, and the next 14 year old kid who says halo is in for an ass kicking.

Ditto. I think Halo's overrated too. Halo 2 had nice multiplayer, but that was it. Also no one ever seems to bother with either of the Halos' campaigns.

[Roark]

Currently, two games have been taking all my free time, by and large:

Online: Kingdom of Loathing (www.kingdomofloathing.com). It's a silly little php game that has surprising depth and addictiveness. Think a slightly updated Nethack/Zork.

Offline/Console: Ouendan. Difficulty on the level of Super Contra, but it's actually beatable with practice. Addictive music and simple-yet-elegant gameplay. Hands down the best DS game out there. Plus, it's just so over the top ridiculous.

EDIT:

Some all time favorites:
Civilization II: Strategy perfected.
Gitaroo Man: one of the most goddamn fun little things to ever get ignored stateside.

[Jester]

By far my favorite game of all time was Prince of Persia on the SNES. Fantastic on so many levels. A fun puzzle like game that never got old in my mind... until I beat it 4 times....

[Saya-biki]

Disgaea
(pretend you didn't see that coming)

I loved the characters, art, story, script, music, and, of course, the actual game itself.

Disgaea 2 beat it.

Disgaea 2 took Disgaea and built upon it so excellently.
Also I don't suck at Disgaea 2.

yeah, I was terrible at the original, no one ever got passed lvl 80 and my people were weak XD
Well atleast I've seen a few endings.

But in Disgaea 2 I'm gonna make up for my short comings in the original!

So yeah, Disgaea 2 is my favorite game.

[Sakito]

Recently I started playing Final Fantasy 11, the game is incredable.
So I would have to say FF11 is my favorite game of all time.
Dead or Alive 4 was in there two but FF beat it.
Its on the PS2, xbox360,and the PC.

~Sakito~

[Risen Hell Fire]

Disgaea 2 beat it.

Disgaea 2 took Disgaea and built upon it so excellently.
Also I don't suck at Disgaea 2.

yeah, I was terrible at the original, no one ever got passed lvl 80 and my people were weak XD
Well atleast I've seen a few endings.

But in Disgaea 2 I'm gonna make up for my short comings in the original!

So yeah, Disgaea 2 is my favorite game.

I don't know Saya, D2 is a fun game but it's story can't compare to D1, but well it's not as tough as D1 early in, plus well it's far to easy to get a level 600 catgirl in a matter of minutes :p

Great game but better then D1? Not so much with me.

Anyway Favorite three

1.Tetris
2. Sonic cd
3. Metroid prime

I'm bored.

[NausicaaBoy]

PS- FF7

N64 - Snowboard Kids (little known funky japanese take on snowboarding)

XBOX - Ninja Gaiden

Online - Eve

[Dennis]

PC - The Elder Scrolls 2: Daggerfall and Syberia

[Milkymagic]

Nintendo - Mega Man 3: behold, Mega Man can slide! lol! Seriously, the Mega Man games were the way to go NES-wise, and the third had my favorite bosses and levels, all there is to it. Plus, the control of the Rush accessories was well done. And I shouldn't forget the cool tunes!

Sega Genesis - Rocket Knight Adventures/Sparkster: they were all part of the same series (even got the SNES version of Sparkster, which was a completely different game from the Genesis one), and the usage of the rocket pack was very effective. The bosses were hard, the gameplay involved rocket skills, and there was much personality. Are there any games these days that let you play around with a rocket pack? The closest game I've played was Gunvalkyrie for Xbox, but even then we're talking about a hardsuit...

Super Nintendo - Final Fantasy 6: probably my favorite Final Fantasy, it had the largest cast, and the most open story. It felt like you could go anywhere, and there were countless secrets to top it off, and thankfully Squaresoft would keep this trend going with most of the FF games...

Sega Saturn - Panzer Dragoon Saga: not only is the fighting system inspired with an arcade touch, you also get to explore the intricate world Dragoon holds, and immerse yourself in a story that truly shows why this series was such a big deal back in its day. Better hit ebay (got mine for $160)

Panasonic 3DO - Killing Time: I could slap on Lucienne's Quest, Super Street Fighter II Turbo (we did own it for 3DO, weird isn't it?), or even Gex. But Killing Time's impact on me was unique, it's creepy as heck (alongside its appearances of ghosts that act out events in the household, and some even tell you stories), but it's rather easy to get lost in the manor's risque turns. Just watch out for the clowns...

Sony Playstation - Grandia: my favorite rpg, the characters were charming, and the fighting system was loads of fun. I couldn't think of a more worthwhile experience for its time, but that's just my opinion. I should also mention I loved the first two Jumping Flash games while I'm at it, since those make good honorable mentions.

Nintendo 64 - Ogre Battle 64: probably my favorite strategy game alongside the Saturn's Dragon Force. I loved the way you could take over villages and visit them for secrets. The different army variations and excellent storyline separate it from most of its genre titles.

Sega Dreamcast - Bangaio: Treasure is probably my favorite developer, I loved Gunstar Heroes and Dynamite Headdy for Genesis, though they were only minutely beaten by the games mentioned above. Bangaio is the craziest game they've ever made, with a need for you to counteract insane quantities of bullets, and make sure you know how to freakin' find yourself in that mess. Plus, the story lovingly makes no sense (bravo!).

Playstation 2 - (don't own one, but I've played a few good ones) probably Gradius V: I love shooters, and this version of Gradius is among the best/hardest to play, it's still nice to see an appreciation for such games on the system (also had an R Type game too!).

Xbox - Panzer Dragoon Orta: this game was my first Xbox experience, and it still makes a great representation for the series. The levels are lushly improved, the gameplay has become more advanced (you can level up your dragon, and fly around bosses!), and the story is really cool for a shooter. Too bad nobody really bought it...and yes I've played Halo and Ninja Gaiden, I just connected best with Orta for the overall experience.

Gamecube - Resident Evil: I loved the remake of the original when it came out, not only did I like the original a lot when it was released, but seeing my favorite location for horror remade to look modern: I couldn't help but be ecstatic. True, the fourth RE is probably the best made, but my personal opinion states I was truly a fan of the first one so don't get me wrong there.

Xbox 360 (momentarily) - Dead or Alive 4: Oblivion and Dead Rising made great next-gen experiences for me (I was seriously addicted to those two), but DOA 4 is still the game I turn back to most (next to Ridge Racer 6) for overall playability. DOA 4 improves on the gameplay of past incarnations, and adds more features aside from that, including an excellent online mode! Leave it to Team Ninja to add games that flaunt your system's prowess!

Nintendo DS - Kirby's Canvas Curse: this and Trauma Center were duking it out, but Kirby wins simply out of my past affinity for the little guy (Kirby's Adventure anyone?), and the game made a great way to continue the franchise by letting you guide Kirby with your stylus. "Nice touch" indeed.

[LadyYuina]

I can't say there is a best among the lists of games that I have played. But a game that I have enjoyed immensely would be Xenosaga 3. I do hope they make more of it, because I really like that series.

[lyleanna]

well... I'm playing now is Soul Calibur II... but i'm playing it on a conquest mode

[kLaUS]

Whoa, interesting question. I think im chosing for consoles:

Nes: Mario Bros 3, what a great game this is, knowing all the secrets and flutes take me long enough. I never get tired of playing it.
Super Nes: Zelda a Link to The Past, Almost the same reason, Only this was more difficult, and of course bekause the story in all zelda games are great.
N64: Golden Eye , Just bekause it took like months of my life with that damn multiplayer...
PS: Final Fantasy Tactics , My favorite rpg / strategy game in the whole world, I think i enjoyed the many variations i could make, it was really fun.
Xbox: Soul Calibur II, Great Fighting game, So stilysh and Complete.
Pc: Diablo II Again, i think i loose half of my life playing this game, Everyday and every little moment i had.

I think i can conclude that my favorite games are the ones that took years of my life, interesting...

[kyubichan]

GB: Pokemon Silver (Go, Agumon! uhm, I mean, Cyndaquil!)
N64: Zelda: Majora's Mask (the masks are awesome)
PS2: Devil May Cry (Dante is such a bishie!)
PC: currently O2 Jam ... the fun never ends XD

[rockroc]

PS-Street Fighter Alpha 3
PS2-Capcom vs SNK 2
Gamecube-Metal Gear Solid Twin Snakes (PS also)
Super Nintendo-Mortal Kombat 2
Sega Genesis- All Sonics
GBA-All Sonics
GBC-Pokemon Gold (get em Typlosion (100) Pokemon Silver (Blast em Feraligator(100) get sum
NES-Mario
N64-Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time <best Zelda of all time, this game kiks ass.

[Major Tom]

I've been rediscovering my love for BattleTech stuff recently. Of the games I have played, I would have to say MechWarrior 3 is the epitome of MechWarrior games to date. I'd have to say that it plays better, and looks better than MechWarrior 4: Mercenaries, not only that, I reckon it could still hold pace with some of the newer stuff, which is pretty good for a 7 year old game. But moer on that when I finish these games.

So MechWarrior 3 is my favourite big mech/futuristic simulator to date.

[animanic_critic]

Uh, let's see... so far, the only game that got me glued to the screen is Doom III. Perhaps, it's because it's the first game that I really had the creeps while playing dead early in the morning with my headphones on and the lights switched off. Seriously, I wet myself when I first played the game 0.0

[Major Tom]

Uh, let's see... so far, the only game that got me glued to the screen is Doom III. Perhaps, it's because it's the first game that I really had the creeps while playing dead early in the morning with my headphones on and the lights switched off. Seriously, I wet myself when I first played the game 0.0

I know exactly what you mean. I have since vowed NEVER to play Doom III, F.E.A.R and it's upcoming expansion, Extraction Point just before I go to bed. I had trouble going to sleep during the time I was playing those......perhaps a sign of how effective they are?

[animanic_critic]

I know exactly what you mean. I have since vowed NEVER to play Doom III, F.E.A.R and it's upcoming expansion, Extraction Point just before I go to bed. I had trouble going to sleep during the time I was playing those......perhaps a sign of how effective they are?
Oh, I shouldn't forget about Fatal Frame 2 as well. I don't know why, but the game appeals to me very much, probably because of my "fetish" with helpless girls stuck in haunted places, armed with only a camera. Plus, playing it feels like you're watching a horror Japanese movie too. Moreover, it's also definitely not a game to be played in the early morning... no need for clarifications :bnono:

So yeah, I'm kinda tied with Doom III and Fatal Frame 2, but Doom III nicks it due to the strategic aspect that I love so much.

[Milkymagic]

Oh, I shouldn't forget about Fatal Frame 2 as well. I don't know why, but the game appeals to me very much, probably because of my "fetish" with helpless girls stuck in haunted places, armed with only a camera. Plus, playing it feels like you're watching a horror Japanese movie too. Moreover, it's also definitely not a game to played in the early morning... no need for clarifications :bnono:

So yeah, I'm kinda tied with Doom III and Fatal Frame 2, but Doom III nicks it due to the strategic aspect that I love so much.

That's cool, I have all three of the Fatal Frame games, and I can honestly say the second one was my favorite as well. The aspect of twins being used for a scare factor is always welcome, and it's in a village instead of a house.

Plus I just love the addicting camera gameplay, alongside the fact that ghosts aren't stupid enough to blindly walk in front of you like zombies. Of course, I still do love Resident Evil when I say this, but I'm just stating how nice it is to see a game that has ghosts instead of zombies.

[Mana]

Pfft, the First Fatal Frame is so much better than the other 2 >_>;;;

In any event....

Super Nintendo: 3-way tie >>; Sailormoon: Another Story. Cheesy little RPG, but a lot of fun, and actually rather challenging. Plus, it's got a whole bunch of sound clips from the anime, and you have Kotono Mitsuishi yelling "Make UP!" everytime you fight a random moster battle, and of course, all the attacks. Next would be the original, Japanese Clocktower, a short but incredibly fun game, and trying to get all the different endings does make the game last a lot longer. Last favourite game would be Crono Trigger, a good, if obvious, answer. All of these games I've replayed quite a bit, and I still go back to them ^_^
Sega Genesis: Sonic 2, probably not as good as it's progeny, but it has more sentimental value to me than the others do. The first game I ever actually beat on my own.
GameBoy: The original Pokemon games = <3
Nintendo 64: Super Smash Brothers, a hell of a lot of fun, and, to date, really the only fighting game where I've bothered learning the controls for my main character >>; Kirby <3
GBA: The Golden Sun series, an incredible RPG set, with a long play length and a lot of challenge, all the moreso because it's on a portable system. I'm still hoping for a third. Fire Emblem (or Fire Emblem 7, if you count it the Japanese way) is a very, very close runner-up.
Playstation: Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete. This and the first Fatal Frame are constantly jockeying for position of my number one favourite spot at all times. Lunar 2 was a lot of firsts for me: the first videogame I ever bought with my own money; the first video game I spent more than a half hour or so playing at a single time; the first video game I immediately wanted to replay afterwards to see what I had missed; the first game I got in trouble for staying up late to play, for eating lunch while I play. It's a great game that a lot of fun, and has a good length to boot. Another incarnation of it would be nice.
Playstation 2: Fatal Frame, as I said above, one of my top tier favourite games. I could rant about it for a while, or you could just read my review over at Anime Secrets (http://www.animesecrets.org/games/fatalframe1/fatalframe1.html). I also have a review of the 2nd game up there, if you wanted to see why I prefer the first game to the second.
DS: Ossu! Tatake! Ouendan! for sheer awesomeness value. It's not often I can play a game written in an entirely different language, and not only beat a fair amount of it ("Ready Steady Go!" on Hard Mode still foils me), but also spend a lot of time laughing and singing along.

I think that's all for now...

[Dark Lord]

Gameboy: All POKEMON!!!
PS: Digimon Games (1,2, and 3)
PS2: Kingdom Hearts 2
Boardgame: Monopoly
PC: Warcraft III
TCG: MTG (Magic: The Gathering)
MMORPG: KOL (Kingdom of Loathing)
Other: Life (not the boardgame)

[Mana]

Ah, yes, if we include other, non-console video games, Kingdom of Loathing is pretty high on my list, too :D

[StealDragon]

ugh... so many... i guess ill go with Disgaea: Hour of Darkness since ive never spent more time in my life on a single game (pushing 300 hours...)

[WookieInMaShoo]

I should start with the games I have the fondest memories of, but arn't favorites...

NES
The original Zelda game; I didn't really play it much as I watched my dad and brother play it
Snake Rattle and Roll; adorable little ball snakes in a Marble Madness like game.
Super Mario Bros. 3;SMB3 + Game Genie = 3 hrs of non stop gaming
Super Mario Bros.; Do I need a reason to like it?
Mario Bros.; great game to play with a friend. I had too much fun sliding and jumping backwards.

SNES
Mario Paint; I didn't have a computer, so I got this game
The Donkey Kong series; I don't know why
Super Mario World 4; Yoshi!
The Mortal Kombat series; even if you suck at the game, it's still entertaining

N64
Mario 64; I would play it for hours
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of time; you got to ride a horse!
That one game with the bird and the bear...

PS
Spyro and Crash Bandicoot all the way

PS2
Fatal Frame II; good memories...

Favorites:
PS2
the Ratchet and Clank series;Alien cat...
Kya; girly fun with bad camera angles
Shadow of the Collossus; horse time again! I know the horse's name is Agro...but it sounds like Pablo, or Alpo.
Psychonauts; It's funny
FFX; the first time I forgot about "being hungry"
Burnout 3; I love crashing

GC
Baten Kaitos; people attack each other with cards

GBA
pokemon....
Golden Sun; I love the attacks and summonings
Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga; "I am the mustard of your DOOM!!!"
Tetris; :)
FF Dawn of Souls(particularly FFI); classic gaming
FF Tactics Advanced; Double sword: equip Excalibur 2 + Nagrorok>> Strikeback>> overkill
Legend of Zelda:Link to the past; first attack of the chickens
Legend of Zelda: the Minish cap; so cute...

Online
UO is my only love; I miss you!

thats about it for now.

[Milkymagic]

PS2
Fatal Frame II; good memories...

GC
Baten Kaitos; people attack each other with cards

Mwhahahahaha!

Guess I'm not alone! xp

[laborpilot86]

My video game experiance is rather limited, but I have fond memories of SoulBlade on the PS1 and I love X-Men:Legends/Legends 2

[Dark Lord]

PS
Spyro and Crash Bandicoot all the way
Why, yes of course... How could I forget the fun hours and days I spent trying to complete Spyro and Crash Bandicoot? Both games were the highlight of my early childhood years... with so many minigames, I found it hard to get bored of them... Ripper Roo all the way!!!

FF Tactics Advanced; Double sword: equip Excalibur 2 + Nagrorok>> Strikeback>> overkill

That too!!! I loved this game greatly because of the infinite possible character combinations... My favorite was my ultimate defence paladin w/ blue magic... hehe... Mighty Guard, Weapon Defence +, and Damage>MP... The formula for ulimate defence...

[Zelyhon]

Hmmm...tough choice. Of the Final Fantasy games, of which I am a huge fan, I'd have to put Final Fantasy III/VI as my favorite of the series and one of my favorite games of all time. Shadow of the Colossus is up there pretty high as well, as is Guilty Gear XX. However, if I were forced to pick one game as my absolute favorite game I've ever played, I would really have to go with Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete. I just love that game so much.

[xxholic]

hmm...
let's see...
I think I rather go for Valkyrie Profile (PS1)
and Valkyrie Profile: Silmeria..
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth ( i haven't played it yet.. xD)