What the title says. 

 

In no order

Final Fantasy 10, addictive and rewarding gameplay makes you so satisfied when you kill things. I love the fact you can switch out party members whenever you want. The music is so memorable and fits perfectly. The story is complex but also simple, with awesome twists every so often, the ending is incredibly satisfying. I love Tidus' character growth and Seymour is a great villain. The boss battles are extremely challenging too. I've only ever played it once but I'll be getting my hands on the PS4 remake soon.

 

Sly 3-I can't remember a lot but it was the first sly game I ever had. I loved it, the characters were fun, the art style was brilliant and I loved the areas of exploration. I need to replay this one.

 

GTA V-Do I need to explain? The amount of detail in this game is astonishing and that makes for hours of fun. A FULLY NEXT GENERATION GTA WOULD BE TOO MUCH FOR ME TO HANDLE.

 

Batman Arkham City-Definitely the best superhero game ever, the story is fantastic and builds upon Arkham Asylum, the gameplay is easy but I love being OP and destroying thugs.  The boss battles are so creative and all differ. I love the plot twists aswell. They should have ended the franchise here.

 

Assassins creed 2-Incredible story, Ezio grows from a spiteful boy to a powerful assassin who understands that revenge is pointless.  The gameplay is so much fun, being able to scale buildings and run across rooftops. You uncover more secrets as the game goes a long and it's just a marvelous experience.

 

AC Brotherhood-Take everything I said about AC2, add a bigger world, more weapons, more optional quests, an even better story, desmond missions and better music. And a fun multiplayer mode too.

 

AC3-Take everything I said about AC Brotherhood and times that by 10. This game is just magnificent. I don't care what anyone says.

 

Skyrim-I don't need to explain this either. I had this on the xbox 360 and crammed about 200+ hours in. I now have it on the PC and am 

still having a blast. I CANNOT WAIT TO SEE A NEXT GEN ELDER SCROLLS.

 

Others include Chrono Trigger, Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution and Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Full Burst,

 

 

 

 

(My English is not the best so it may not make too much sense)

-Team Fortress 2: Still one of the best online FPS ever. CONGA AND HATS

 

-Portal 1 and 2: One of my most favorite game series of all time. It has fun but challenging puzzels and the comedy is fun. (portal 2 also has one of the best endings in video games ever!)

 

-Borderlands 2: This game is alot of fun to play alone. And even more fun with a friend! The characters are fun (i love gaige ) and it has a good difficulty

 

-Skyrim: Without mods: many MANY hours of fun and adventure. With mods: THE GAME NEVER ENDS. Skyrim is a beautiful game with one of the best open worlds ever made!

 

Pokemon: Pokemon gold was my first game i ever played and I'm glad i got the same experience playing all of the other games for the first time!

 

outlast: NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE

 

Batman Arkham City: One of my Favorite ps3 games of all time. It has a awesome open world and really fun combat. You really feel like you are batman!

 

Infamous 2: This one is in my opinion the best ps3 game I ever played. Using your Powers is really fun and its awesome to fly around the map!

 

I think I left some out but this is mostly it.( maybe i'll edit it later)

Like most here, in no order whatsoever:

 

- Final Fantasy XII, then X, then IX, then VIII, then IV, then III, then VII, then VI, then X-2, then I, then XIII, then XIII-2, then V, then II.

- Final Fantasy Tactics A2, then Tactics: War of the Lions, then Tactics Advance.

- Bravely Default

- Ratchet & Clank, especially the original trilogy.

- Fallout 3 & New Vegas.

- Dark Souls, then Demon's Souls, then Bloodborne, then Dark Souls 2

- Portal, then Portal 2, then Half-life 2, then Half-life.

- Torchlight 2

- Diablo II

- Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, then III: Morrowind, then IV: Oblivion. 

- Pokemon Red, Yellow, Gold, Emerald, Platinum and Black (All the ones I've played )

- To The Moon (Terrific story and soundtrack)

- Dust: An Elysian Tale (Just a beautiful game)

- Alan Wake (I often forget how much I like it)

- Euro Truck Simulator 2 (Great way to relax while listening to music and podcasts).

 

Honourable mentions to: Original Spyro games, Psychonauts, Drakengard, Deus Ex HR, Ys Origin, Far Cry 3, Dragon Age: Origins, Rogue Legacy, the Witcher series and Thomas Was Alone.

Edited July 25, 201510 yr by Psychic_Ketchup

Chrono Trigger - Amazing story, amazing settings I mean to ride on a dinosaur and explore prehistoric times then hop to the future and navigate through a freaking steam factory? Yes please. Also has the best use of turn based battle I've ever experienced.

 

Mother 3 - No game will ever make you feel more than this one. That is fact.

 

TWEWY - Amazing gameplay, great character development, really understands and "gets" teenagers more than any other RPG has even tried to

 

Zelda: Majora's Mask - A game built around sidequests which flesh out NPCs therefore making you care more about this world than any other world you've experienced. Thumps up! 

 

Tales of Symphonia - Excellent story that the player is able to shape. On of the best stories I've ever experienced and revolutionary (for its time at least) gameplay and a solid OST.

 

Super Smash Bros. Melee - Never had more fun in multiplayer than I did this game

 

Sonic Adventure 2 Battle - Most varied gameplay and best level design in any Sonic game and possibly the first game I ever 100%

 

Fallout 3 - Just an immersive world with tons to do that you simply can't get bored of.

 

Final Fantasy IX - Best Final Fantasy. Has my favourite cast to any RPG ever and my favourite soundtrack all with an amazing story packed with tons of feels.

 

Timesplitters 2 - Never had more fun in multiplayer than I did with this game (and SSBM)

 

Honorable Mention:

 

Yoshi's Story - For the memories. For the childhood.

Mine are: Pokemon GSC/HH&SS, The Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask, Smash 4, Pokemon Omega Ruby, and the Mother sereies.

Super Maro 64/Party/Sunshine/Galaxy

Any main pokemon game

Marvel vs Capcom 2

GTA san andreas

Naruto storm series

Crash bandicoot 

Ocarina of time

NBA 2k series

Super Smash series

Sonic adventures series

Power stone

Megaman Battle Network Series

Last but not least every game in the DBZ budokai series including the tenkaichi games 

 

Sorry, ive played too many games so kinda hard to pick

Edited July 25, 201510 yr by Eternalsleep

No order:

 

-Xenoblade Chronicles

-Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn

-Sengoku Basara (4 and 3 Utage)

-Final Fantasy (V, VII and X)

FFXIII Trilogy

FFX/X-2 HD Remaster

Harry Potter series

Infamous series

Uncharted series

Skyrim

Crash Team Racing

Mario Kart

Rayman series except the third

Pokémon series

Zelda Ocarina of Time (3DS), Skyward Sword

The most GTA games

Titanfall

Runescape

Edited July 26, 201510 yr by KH4Real

As for me (in any order):

-Xenoblade Chronicles;

-Final Fantasy VIII and X;

-Silent Hill 1, 2, 3 and I liked Homecoming too;

-Resident Evil 2, Code Veronica and also Darkside Chronicles;

-any Project Zero (or Fatal Frame if you prefer);

-Valkyrie Profile 2 Silmeria;

-Dragon Quest 8;

-Dissidia.

Motor Toon Grand Prix (Played this a lot when I was a kid. Still have it!)

 

Croc: Legend of the Gobbos (My childhood favorite! I wish to play it again...) 

 

The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge

Original Spyro 1-3 

Legend of Spyro series ( Have The Eternal Night, played A New Beginning, and my brother has Dawn of the Dragon and ended up Co-op-ing together...) 

Rayman (the first one....) 

Ummmm,the subject of a favorite game is changing but currently my favorite game of all time is Persona 4 followed by Shantae & The Pirates Curse 

Ah beans, I forgot Majora's Mask, which would probably edge out Fire Emblem on my top ten list.

I USE TO LOVE DIGIMon games on my DS. I remember there were two games for the DS that paralleled each other like Pokemon games do. There was also this really old one where you can tame your digimon and catch it, I loved that

I believe that one was called Digimon World Championship. That one was okay.

Pretty sure everyone knows my favorite game by now, but it's Xenoblade. EarthBound is a close second. Pokemon Silver, Final Fantasy VI, The World Ends With You, and the Half Life games are all up there, too.

Guess I might as well explain all of these.

 

Xenoblade probably has one of my favorite combat systems of all time, with the Arts all working really well, especially when some can be used one after the other to get bonus effects. It really makes team building an important and fun factor in the game. The story also completely turns around the whole "Nintendo only makes kiddy, light-hearted games" stereotype, and manages to be mature without having to be edgy, and still keeping the Nintendo feeling to it. It has some of the best characters I've ever seen in a game, and a lot of interesting plot points that don't feel rushed or tossed in. It might not be absolutely perfect, but it's my favorite game because it does so many things well. Definitely one of the most original RPGs I've ever played.

 

EarthBound's combat system is also a lot of fun, with the use of the rolling HP/PP meters adding in a lot of tension during battles. An easy way to recover PP, as well as decent attack options for all characters also makes PSI feel a lot more fun to use than Magic in most RPGs. The game's humor is great, and the game does a fantastic job at making the player personally feel like a part of the experience. Also, as simple as it seems at the start, it becomes really deep, and its themes are easy to relate to (One in particular is something that I feel fit with something prominent in my life at the time I finished it). All in all, it's an absolutely fantastic game, and probably the most unique I've ever played.

 

Silver was my first Pokemon game, and it's still my favorite. The amount of content is insane, and it's still crazy to think that it all managed to work on the GameBoy Color. It's a game I never get tired of, and it has some of my absolute favorite Pokemon of all time. I love every Pokemon game, but Silver is my absolute favorite. I like the remakes as well, but not quite as much (The Gen IV engine always felt kind of weird to me, which is a part of why I didn't enjoy it as much, I think. It also didn't really have the same feeling of excitement as my first time playing through the original brought.).

 

Final Fantasy VI might seem like a lot of other FF games, but its story and the way its told stood out to me the more I played it. It has an amazing cast of heroes, and one of my favorite villains of all time. I like that it doesn't have one specific main protagonist like most games do, also. The battle system is also one of my favorites, with each character having their own special skill that feels useful. The Magicite system is also one of my favorite systems for learning spells. It's tough to describe why I like the game so much, but it will always be my favorite Final Fantasy game, and was a great way to end off what I consider the series' golden age (IV-VI).

 

The World Ends With You is a game that I feel did a lot of things really well. The combat system was original, and a lot of fun. Controlling two characters was a little tough at first, but felt like second nature after a while. The different pins were fun to experiment with, and new gear was fun to use. The story was also really hectic, which I liked. Neku was a great protagonist, and his development through the game was fantastic. Also, the music is amazing.

 

The Half Life series is pretty much what proved to me that there were still some FPS games that I could really enjoy. I've never been a big fan of the genre, but after being convinced to give a fan remake of the original Half Life game a shot, I fell in love with it. They're some of the most immersive games I've ever played, the weapons all feel useful and pretty original, and the story is surprisingly deep. Half Life 2 in particular, though I haven't finished it yet, stands out a lot to me as a fantastic example of the traits I mentioned earlier. Every moment is exciting, and the game managed to get me to feel quite a few emotional responses, something I used to never think a FPS storyline could get me to do. I love the game for proving me wrong about my original thoughts on the genre.

Loving all the FFX and XIII mentions.

 

Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster

Lightning Saga

Uncharted 2

Uncharted 3

The Last of Us

Tomb Raider

Sleeping Dogs

Final Fantasy Type-0 HD

Loving all the FFX and XIII mentions.

Ye forgot FFX. But it was not directly on my list.

Cave Story: The only indie game that isn't pretentious and annoying as hell besides like Shantae or Shovel Knight (which are also excelente!)

 

Portal 2: The firetrucking writing in that game (when you place the annoying meme shit that ruined some of the jokes aside) is brilliant and the gameplay is stellar

 

Persona 3 Portable: Top tier story and immersion, I really really really really love this game and its tone but despise it for killing off my favorite character. Quick point and click navigation with shortcuts over boring tired maps any day. Also the soundtrack is amazing. I also totally love Persona 4 Golden.

 

The World Ends With You: Emo douchebag protag who turns into a cocky extrovert, groovy soundtrack, great story, mind boggling yet 100% neato gameplay. What's not to love?

 

Gravity Rush: That gameplay tho

 

Bayonetta 1 and 2: Hands down greatest game OST of all time and the best action gameplay ever besides like Metal Gear Rising which is made by the same devs anyway so who cares? Likable characters and charm galore, and infinite replayability. I still want to desperately 100% both games.

 

Kid Icarus Uprising: that dialogue man

 

Uncharted series: It's like an interactive action movie by all means, with a majority of the action coming from fun western style gun showdowns in cool environments. It knows how to be cheesy and fun while still having serious moments, which makes it stick out a bit from other "edgy" similar games. Shedload of memorable scenes from each game too. REALLY have to hand it to the second game for not making an awful love triangle between Nate, Chloe, and Elena. That woulda been bay-ud.

 

Honorable Mentions:

• Super Mario Sunshine and the Galaxy games
• The first three Paper Mario games
• The Last of Us
• entire Zelda series tbh
• Klonoa due to childhood bias

EDIT: I FORGOT RHYTHM THIEF & THE EMPEROR'S TREASURE, MY ORIGINAL USERNAME ON THIS SITE WAS THAT GAME'S PROTAGONIST "PHANTOM R"

 

Rhythm Thief is beautiful and has a great soundtrack, a lot of variety in the rhythm games, a decent story, and a hell of a lot of charming characters. Sadly it doesn't have a sequel.

Edited July 26, 201510 yr by Deadpool

 

Cave Story: The only indie game that isn't pretentious and annoying as hell besides like Shantae or Shovel Knight (which are also excelente!)

 

Portal 2: The firetrucking writing in that game (when you place the annoying meme shit that ruined some of the jokes aside) is brilliant and the gameplay is stellar

 

Persona 3 Portable: Top tier story and immersion, I really really really really love this game and its tone but despise it for killing off my favorite character. Quick point and click navigation with shortcuts over boring tired maps any day. Also the soundtrack is amazing. I also totally love Persona 4 Golden.

 

The World Ends With You: Emo douchebag protag who turns into a cocky extrovert, groovy soundtrack, great story, mind boggling yet 100% neato gameplay. What's not to love?

 

Gravity Rush: That gameplay tho

 

Bayonetta 1 and 2: Hands down greatest game OST of all time and the best action gameplay ever besides like Metal Gear Rising which is made by the same devs anyway so who cares? Likable characters and charm galore, and infinite replayability. I still want to desperately 100% both games.

 

Kid Icarus Uprising: that dialogue man

 

Uncharted series: It's like an interactive action movie by all means, with a majority of the action coming from fun western style gun showdowns in cool environments. It knows how to be cheesy and fun while still having serious moments, which makes it stick out a bit from other "edgy" similar games. Shedload of memorable scenes from each game too. REALLY have to hand it to the second game for not making an awful love triangle between Nate, Chloe, and Elena. That woulda been bay-ud.

 

Honorable Mentions:

• Super Mario Sunshine and the Galaxy games
• The first three Paper Mario games
• The Last of Us
• entire Zelda series tbh
• Klonoa due to childhood bias

 

What about the deadpool game aha :tongue:

What about the deadpool game aha :tongue:

 

Deadpool game is actually what got me into Deadpool since it was my first introduction to him. I loved it at first and the gameplay is generally fun, but it gets really repetitive near the end and looking back at it I get kinda annoyed by how they portray Deadpool in it sometimes (like kinda making him dumber than usual just for humor or making him seem like a huge dick compared to how he is in some of the better comics and series he's been in). Definitely a very fun game but not quite on my favs.

Deadpool game is actually what got me into Deadpool since it was my first introduction to him. I loved it at first and the gameplay is generally fun, but it gets really repetitive near the end and looking back at it I get kinda annoyed by how they portray Deadpool in it sometimes (like kinda making him dumber than usual just for humor or making him seem like a huge dick compared to how he is in some of the better comics and series he's been in). Definitely a very fun game but not quite on my favs.

I'm sure your looking forward to the new movie with Ryan Reynolds :lol:

:ph34r:

I'm sure your looking forward to the new movie with Ryan Reynolds :lol:

:ph34r:

 

Hell yeah, definitely after the leaked trailer from comic con! Looks like a perfect mix of serious and humor which works best for a movie.

My "Top 3" is:

- Final Fantasy IX (Best. FF. Ever.),

- Child of Eden,

- Shadow of the Colossus.

 

I could add the Dora and Barbie games, OF COURSE, but those are so great I don't need to name them.