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Your best game ever (all consoles) gamers with not less than 10 years gaming allowed (pg. 2)
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| kid nyce |
| quote: | Originally posted by djash
It's because you don't pay too much attention on socks, you just wore them and go outside. But when you are playing game for a months you must remember it for all your life. As i asked best game on your opinion, then you must remember them even if i woke up you at night and ask it! |
yea sorry still doesn't strike any cords...
I think Gigawing on CPS2 although that might not even be correct. It could be on CPS1 |
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| Cloud |
| Final Fantasy IX is my fav probably because it is my first RPG. I love that nostalgic feel it has. |
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| TweeK |
Im going to post something more current. But its a MUST play series.
Shenmue (DC)
Shenmue 2 (Xbox)
Shenmue is much older than most people think "Shemue" was originaly soppose to be realesed on the Sega Saturn.
Story isnt over, lots of fans are still expecting Shemue 3 to be realease but main developers said "no" long time ago.
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| djash |
| quote: | Originally posted by Pjotr G
Toejam & Earl w/2 players |
Remember played Toejam & Earl 2 on Sega Mega Drive. Very good game.
| quote: | Originally posted by kid nyce
I think Gigawing on CPS2 although that might not even be correct. It could be on CPS1 |
What is CPS1 or 2? Never heard about Gigawing:(
Also i remember Aero the Acrobat on Sega and Zero The Kamikadze Squerrel on the same Sega Mega Drive. I didn't like Sonic too much, Street Fighter i didn't like at all.
Damn, damn,damn. How i could forgot Dune 2 on Sega Mega Drive? Awesome game. I finished it for all 3 races for a few times. I remember i with friend played till 6 in a morning in Dune 2. On comp it was ty, but on Sega very cool. Very liked Gex Enter The Gecko on PS. |
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| djash |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cloud
Final Fantasy IX is my fav probably because it is my first RPG. I love that nostalgic feel it has. |
Haha, you are such a small boy. I remember text RPGs on 286x PC. I never like that genre. Zelda, but it's not pure RPG.
About Shenmue i remember they wanted to make 7 parts and release them each early. but then Dreamcast collapsed and it holed Shenmue. I played it maybe an hour max, when i take my friend's Dreamcast on 2 days to play a little. So possibly i didn't taste it enough to say it's a great game. |
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| TweeK |
| quote: | Originally posted by djash
About Shenmue i remember they wanted to make 7 parts and release them each early. but then Dreamcast collapsed and it holed Shenmue. I played it maybe an hour max, when i take my friend's Dreamcast on 2 days to play a little. So possibly i didn't taste it enough to say it's a great game. |
Shenmue might of be nothing special by todays standerds but back in the early shenmue days, this game was pushing the envolope big time. There was nothing compare to it at the time. I think if developers hadnt have stop developing for the game, the Shenmue Series would of have still been pushing the envelope till this day.
It is said that if you shout out "SHENMUE 3 will never come" to a crowd of gamers, you might end up in the hospital. :haha: :haha: |
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| djash |
| Now games became more commercial, they just spend all money on better graphic, licensies and forget about gameplay at all. That's why i like old games or Japanese games. They make games with love. Not like Americans just count balance between money they spent and money which they can earn on people who will buy ty game by mistake. They don't want to spend a lot of time and money to create masterpiece, which gamers will remember on decades. |
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| Omega_Blue |
| quote: | Originally posted by RJT
It's either Super Metroid or Final Fantasy VII, with honorable mention going to FF IV.
Super Metroid personifies what it is to be a truly great and engrossing platformer, and it does this without any real well defined storyline. Many games, including the illustrious Halo, have imitated this story formula, and not a one of them has done it as well as Super Metroid.
Final Fantasy VII epitomized a great RPG. Engrossing story, incredible sense of style, and the perfect sense of pacing and unveiling that is oh so critical to an RPG's success. I loved this game. |
scratch out FFIV and replace it with FFVI and you've hit the nail on the head. Castlevania:SOTN also. |
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| Omega_Blue |
| i guess the most memorable games i remember is playing Commander Keen IV, D/Generation, and Ski or Die! for my dad's old 286. i must've been like, 9 years old. it didn't even have win3.1, it had DOSshell lol! ahh, the good old days of 5.25 floppy disks.. |
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| pkcRAISTLIN |
space sim: tie fighter
shooter: quake 3
RTS: warcraft 3
driving: race driver 3
RPG: neverwinter nights
puzzle: ripper
turn-based strategy: panzer general |
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| kid nyce |
| quote: | Originally posted by djash
What is CPS1 or 2? Never heard about Gigawing:(
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Capcom Systems - sorta like arcade, think it was around the Super Famicom Era not sure though |
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| Stassi |
Doom 2
Quake 1, 3 and 4
Warcraft (on Kali, who remembers that )
Ultima Online
Megaman 1-infinity, i love them all
Metroid, super metroid, or any metroid.
Final Fantasy 2 (snes)
The Legend of Zelda
Secret of Mana
Marvel vs. Capcom
Soul Calibur 2
Crusader: No Remorse! |
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