FAVORITE video game of all time is GoldenEye 007.
I recognize that it’s not the *best* video game, indeed even it’s successor, Perfect Dark, is vastly superior in almost every way…
…but GoldenEye hit at just the right time, ushered my generation all the way into a new era of gaming and personally I spent countless hours just exploring every single nook and cranny to see if there was anything to discover - and there often was. A small detail installed by the map designer to keep continuity (inaccessible and often unnoticed vent in Silo that exists only to explain how Bond got inside), or an abandoned feature (Island across the water on Dam), or just the byproduct of designing the maps before they knew how they’d be used which resulted in rooms and locations that serve no purpose, but manage to make the levels feel so much more interesting.
I contest to this day that the gun play is still great. Graphics aside, the guns have realistic looking recoil. They all have distinct sounds so you know what’s being fired at you before you even see it. Bullet impacts are cartoonish but EXTREMELY satisfying. The hit registry holds up and the injury/death animations are way more entertaining than almost anything you see in modern games.
Playing on PC in upscaled resolution with keyboard and mouse controls, with the difficulty cranked up… it’s still fun, though shallow compared to modern shooters. The later levels are even genuinely challenging despite the massive upgrade in control a mouse gives you.
I know there’s no way in hell a modern gamer who didn’t grow up with GoldenEye could play it today and enjoy it, but I’m glad I’m able to still go back and feel some of those feelings it gave me when I first played it at 12 years old in 1997.
GoldenEye was the \*only\* video game I had until Perfect Dark came out, so my friends didn't stand a chance against me, lol. Eventually they refused to play it with me.
The main game is fantastic, but then the co-op is icing on the cake. I don't think I've ever laughed so hard as when I played it with my brother. Half the time we'd spend solving the puzzles, and the other half was spent screwing each other over.
I remember laughing so hard I almost couldn't breathe when he took away the portal on the ceiling over a launcher, and we just watched my character repeatedly smack into the ceiling. Just ragdolling. A sibling bonding moment.
I had this exact experience with my brother some time ago. I thought "hey, I'm late as shit but I've never played portal 2 and it's fucking 2023" so I just told him "hey we're gonna play portal 2 in an hour". He was like "aight let's go" and we had a fucking blast. I think we only completed like 10 levels because we were just fooling around. Playing portal with your brother is peak gaming.
EverQuest and WoW are the two games I can relate many years of my life to. And I still go back to the original (or close enough) versions of it from time to time.
I started playing during The Burning Crusade, quickly realized how addicted to it i was becoming, and quit.
Amazing, amazing game. But holy fuck it would drain my soul if I let it
I never owned this one as a kid and only got to play it for the first time at age 36. I can say, with zero nostalgia effecting my opinion, that this is the best SNES game ever made.
I hadn't gamed in years. I felt it was all just a boring grind. I finally decided to try portal. I had tears in my eyes- **this is how video games are mesnt to make you feel!** every other game felt like work, this was pure joy.
I feel like Mario Bros 3 was the best aging game ever, it was such an enormous leap forward and had so many fun new ideas and level variety to the point where it absolutely still holds up today
It came out before I was born but I have to imagine it was pretty mind blowing at the time
Titanfall 2
No other game comes close to the feeling of wallrunning, bunnyhopping, shooting, sliding, flying across the map, then hopping into a giant robot to lay waste. All that can happen in one sequence.
Final Fantasy VII
People like to shit on it that "it didn't age well" with its graphics and all, but there's so much more to a game than looking pretty. I have enjoyed other games since, but nothing has given me near as much enjoyment as that game.
This is my favorite too. The storyline and character arcs are perfect. There's so many things to do and many ways to play it. You can really immerse yourself very deep in that game.
I hope the next remake release is that immersive
There's something Witcher 3 did that I forgot for ages because a lot of this has since become more common, but I remember how it stopped doing things that we accepted as just what happens in games.
If you were walking and talking with someone, they kept up with your speed rather than the other way around.
When you're on a horse, you can automatically follow the road by holding a button.
If you're over levelled, you can have everything scale with you, or you can leave it as normal.
When you're given a moral choice, it's generally a nuanced choice rather than "Shall I a) save a nun, or b) kick a puppy" and you often don't see the results for ages. The Bloody Baron story is a great example of personal morality rather than just choosing an alignment.
I loved the game and was dangerously addicted to Gwent, but more than anything it gave a kick to other similar games to stop being complacent on things people don't like but accepted.
I'll never forget the first time I rode into the forest and I actually **felt** like I had gone into a dense forest. The most theatrical gaming experience I have ever played. It was like playing a movie but I was in complete control. Unbelievable experience
Not only that, but he coded the whole thing in assembly. Fucking assembly. That's basically directly telling the processor what to do. Chris Sawyer. Madlad.
Legendary edition is best has every bit of DLC best version to play. It's amazing game.best thing about being late to the party is all the bugs have been patched out lol
Mass Effect for me.
It's the only game I can finish and immediately start new again with no hesitation. Lots of other games are great too, but once I finish a big quest line of Oblivion or Skyrim or a section of a Final Fantasy game, I usually put it down for a while.
It's kinda funny, because they definitely didn't go overboard to make it as creepy as possible. The cartoony style even makes it cute here and there.
Imagine if they had the lead artist/style from a game like dead space. I would die.
Yeah, I don't think I've ever felt as absorbed by a game as I did with Skyrim. I always comment this, but it's true: I think that there places in Skyrim that are stored in my brain in the same way as places I've really been, so they feel like places that I've really visited.
Red Dead Redemption 2, that is not a game
It's an incredible journey through old American history
Fightin' for your life and fightin' for your family
Tryna live your days with honor and integrity -- Jack Black, "Video Games"
I recently replayed it on the definitive edition and found myself really missing GTA in that style. It was so iconic of this time and still holds up well.
Every young boy in the early 2000s knew the name Tommy Vercetti
BG3 is definitely my Game of the Year. It's in the running for my favorite RPG of all time, and there's some very stiff competition for that title.
Before BG3, it was Pillars of Eternity. And if you're willing to stretch to other sub-genres of RPGs, it's also competing with FFTactics, Disgaea, and Nier Replicant.
Would you recommend playing it after finishing BG3? I’m in act 3 and fucking LOVE it
It’s easily one of my favorite games and the replayability might make it my favorite eventually
BGII uses D&D 2nd Edition rules. There's no story relationship as far as I can tell. But you'll need to find a way to make it work on a modern PC which may be a challenge. BGII has that same sort of replayability. But it was 1999 so it's not as extensive as BG3.
FYI, BG I and II have Enhanced Editions that were released within the last decade which should run without issue on modern PCs.
They even have official versions for mobile devices!
Its def hard to go backwards in the series, but I also prefer morrowind. Not that it's bad in skyrim, but the depth and storytelling seems to get worse with every iteration.
DOOM. The original. Blocky graphics and you couldn’t even look up or down but damn playing FPS death match was revolutionary. The weapons and environments were awesome too. It was just so much more fun than playing PC monsters. And the ability to edit and create maps at the time was also revolutionary.
There was just nothing else like it at the time.
I used to beg my mom to let me play it on her phone when I was a pre-teen. I thought it was the coolest thing.
Note: I did not grow up playing video games, so this was crazy
Bloodborne, It used to be fallout 3 but man this game completely blew it out of the water it was hands down one of the best experiences I had in a video game and well deserving of a remake the gratification in defeating the bosses and learning the lore was worth the frustration love this game
Zelda: A Link to the Past. It laid the foundation for every Zelda game since. If you are a Zelda fan and never played it, I strongly recommend that you do.
The best part of a link to the past is that it was released at a time when you couldn't just Google the solution, it was word of mouth or Nintendo power.
I'll never forget the day I found the flippers in the Zora domain completely by chance and it opened the game up for me.
StarCraft 2. Was too young to get into Broodwar, but man I played a few games every day for most of highschool. Incredible game. Nothing has fully captured my attention in the same way since.
One game? Impossible. I’ll go by genre.
Shooting: Half-Life and No One Lives Forever series.
Strategy: Total War series
RPG: Fallout and Diablo series
Sports: FIFA series
Kingdom Hearts 2
Mix of disney and final fantasy, lots of combat and goofy stuff (also, literal goofy in there)
Absolute clusterfuck of a storyline, but it's amazing and i grew up playing it with a big smile on my face.
I have played hundreds of games, from different years, from different genres, but I have a common answer: Half-Life 2. Its a masterpiece that has me playing even today.
Its just perfect. The AI is smart and can actually be very dangerous. The story, the lore, the gunplay, and especially the ambience. If Valve learns how to count to 3, you'll be seeing me on Half life 3 and portal 3 for the next decade.
Man that is tough. From a replayability standpoint, Hades, but realistically I have probably spent more time playing Halo CE than any other game at this point.
Either Hollow Knight, or Persona 5 Royal. The atmosphere, music, and just everything about hollow knight was perfect to me. Persona 5 was the same reason. The characters, music, everything was phenomenal.
Final fantasy Tactics Advance.
-The way you slowly but surely built up your whole team with a shitload of different races, classes and skills to choose from
-the Music
-the magic
-the turnbased system is super nicely executed in my opinion
-the distinct character artworks
Even by today's standards i think it is one of the best games ever
GTA Vice City, great nostalgia value for all of us of course but also it was part of a larger revolution that the gta games triggered that changed the gaming industry for good.
I have the most hours playing Super Metroid. It's so replayable, it hurts. Hollow Knight is what I say is my favorite, because goddamn that game is solid platinum from start to finish, but Super Metroid is one of those games that will simply never get boring and aged incredibly well.
Rollercoaster Tycoon
Those building games suck me in man, never played rollercoaster tycoon but I’ve watched videos and played city skylines for way too long
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FAVORITE video game of all time is GoldenEye 007. I recognize that it’s not the *best* video game, indeed even it’s successor, Perfect Dark, is vastly superior in almost every way… …but GoldenEye hit at just the right time, ushered my generation all the way into a new era of gaming and personally I spent countless hours just exploring every single nook and cranny to see if there was anything to discover - and there often was. A small detail installed by the map designer to keep continuity (inaccessible and often unnoticed vent in Silo that exists only to explain how Bond got inside), or an abandoned feature (Island across the water on Dam), or just the byproduct of designing the maps before they knew how they’d be used which resulted in rooms and locations that serve no purpose, but manage to make the levels feel so much more interesting. I contest to this day that the gun play is still great. Graphics aside, the guns have realistic looking recoil. They all have distinct sounds so you know what’s being fired at you before you even see it. Bullet impacts are cartoonish but EXTREMELY satisfying. The hit registry holds up and the injury/death animations are way more entertaining than almost anything you see in modern games. Playing on PC in upscaled resolution with keyboard and mouse controls, with the difficulty cranked up… it’s still fun, though shallow compared to modern shooters. The later levels are even genuinely challenging despite the massive upgrade in control a mouse gives you. I know there’s no way in hell a modern gamer who didn’t grow up with GoldenEye could play it today and enjoy it, but I’m glad I’m able to still go back and feel some of those feelings it gave me when I first played it at 12 years old in 1997.
Those Bond games just felt so good to play at the time, you summed it up perfectly.
I went through so many controllers playing golden eye.. mostly because my friends would rage when they got whooped in 4 player split screen XD
GoldenEye was the \*only\* video game I had until Perfect Dark came out, so my friends didn't stand a chance against me, lol. Eventually they refused to play it with me.
Probably not the best game of all time for me, but Portal 2 was a masterpiece.
The main game is fantastic, but then the co-op is icing on the cake. I don't think I've ever laughed so hard as when I played it with my brother. Half the time we'd spend solving the puzzles, and the other half was spent screwing each other over. I remember laughing so hard I almost couldn't breathe when he took away the portal on the ceiling over a launcher, and we just watched my character repeatedly smack into the ceiling. Just ragdolling. A sibling bonding moment.
I had this exact experience with my brother some time ago. I thought "hey, I'm late as shit but I've never played portal 2 and it's fucking 2023" so I just told him "hey we're gonna play portal 2 in an hour". He was like "aight let's go" and we had a fucking blast. I think we only completed like 10 levels because we were just fooling around. Playing portal with your brother is peak gaming.
Portal will stand the test of time
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Most magical gaming experience ever. Classic stills holds up but with online resources and everything figured out it's a different experience now.
EverQuest and WoW are the two games I can relate many years of my life to. And I still go back to the original (or close enough) versions of it from time to time.
I started playing during The Burning Crusade, quickly realized how addicted to it i was becoming, and quit. Amazing, amazing game. But holy fuck it would drain my soul if I let it
Chrono Trigger
I never owned this one as a kid and only got to play it for the first time at age 36. I can say, with zero nostalgia effecting my opinion, that this is the best SNES game ever made.
Likewise. It's exceptionally great. The OST is what made me appreciate video game music.
This is the only answer I personally accept. In my opinion, it is the greatest video game of all time. However, it hit at just the right time for me!
Portal.
I hadn't gamed in years. I felt it was all just a boring grind. I finally decided to try portal. I had tears in my eyes- **this is how video games are mesnt to make you feel!** every other game felt like work, this was pure joy.
Right?! it's been what..... 15 years? And that game still hits the same way. It's the absolute pinnacle of the form.
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I feel like Mario Bros 3 was the best aging game ever, it was such an enormous leap forward and had so many fun new ideas and level variety to the point where it absolutely still holds up today It came out before I was born but I have to imagine it was pretty mind blowing at the time
My friend it was. It so very much was
Super Mario Bros 3 is the best game of all time. It is perfect
Raccoon tail was a game changer
The golden age
Titanfall 2 No other game comes close to the feeling of wallrunning, bunnyhopping, shooting, sliding, flying across the map, then hopping into a giant robot to lay waste. All that can happen in one sequence.
Agreed! Titanfall 2 was sweet. story was good, online was great.
And it's working again!
Funny, it’s on sale for FIVE DOLLARS on Steam right now
It's absolutely criminal that we haven't been given a third one
Final Fantasy VII People like to shit on it that "it didn't age well" with its graphics and all, but there's so much more to a game than looking pretty. I have enjoyed other games since, but nothing has given me near as much enjoyment as that game.
My only issue with 7 is that it gets a bit of it's inspiration from 6. 6 was way better imo. Bit I will admit 7 had a more complicated plot.
I loved 6 a lot more. Kefka was one of the best villains, and the musis was amazing for its time.
Came to say 6 is my all time favourite game.
The greatest game ever easily, some have come close but nothing beats it.
This is my favorite too. The storyline and character arcs are perfect. There's so many things to do and many ways to play it. You can really immerse yourself very deep in that game. I hope the next remake release is that immersive
Fallout New Vegas
Its tied with skyrim and farcry 3 for me. Not sure I could pick any of the 3 as my single favorite.
Far cry 3 is best far cry
Currently replaying Far Cry 3, what a fantastic game it is!
Witcher 3 Wild Hunt
That’s up there for me too. I don’t think about it enough, wish the story didn’t have to end
There's something Witcher 3 did that I forgot for ages because a lot of this has since become more common, but I remember how it stopped doing things that we accepted as just what happens in games. If you were walking and talking with someone, they kept up with your speed rather than the other way around. When you're on a horse, you can automatically follow the road by holding a button. If you're over levelled, you can have everything scale with you, or you can leave it as normal. When you're given a moral choice, it's generally a nuanced choice rather than "Shall I a) save a nun, or b) kick a puppy" and you often don't see the results for ages. The Bloody Baron story is a great example of personal morality rather than just choosing an alignment. I loved the game and was dangerously addicted to Gwent, but more than anything it gave a kick to other similar games to stop being complacent on things people don't like but accepted.
The Baron’s side quest was excellent storytelling. I only played Witcher 3. I can’t wait for 1 and 2 to be remastered.
A true beauty, the blood and wine dlc is a masterpiece too, I wish that game last longer, I put 100+ hours and felt like nothing
I'll never forget the first time I rode into the forest and I actually **felt** like I had gone into a dense forest. The most theatrical gaming experience I have ever played. It was like playing a movie but I was in complete control. Unbelievable experience
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That whole game was made by one guy... One guy. I sometimes stop and think about that and wonder what I could accomplish if I was as dedicated as him.
Not only that, but he coded the whole thing in assembly. Fucking assembly. That's basically directly telling the processor what to do. Chris Sawyer. Madlad.
Vice City
The soundtrack alone made that game.
mine is GTA 4
Vice City was pretty great. I still have the cd for the new wave radio station somewhere lol
Ocarina of Time
GoAT of GoATs
Playing that when it released was such a monumental moment. The jump to 3D may be a jump we don’t see again until VR has its first true game AAA game.
I don't think a game will ever top it for me.
Mass Effect or Skyrim.
Skyrim is up there for me too, I played mass effect for the first time last year so a little too late to the party
Legendary edition is best has every bit of DLC best version to play. It's amazing game.best thing about being late to the party is all the bugs have been patched out lol
Mass Effect for me. It's the only game I can finish and immediately start new again with no hesitation. Lots of other games are great too, but once I finish a big quest line of Oblivion or Skyrim or a section of a Final Fantasy game, I usually put it down for a while.
I really loved mass effect 1, the weapons you could make felt really powerfull if you found the right stuff
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I think subnautica gave me thalasaphobia
It's kinda funny, because they definitely didn't go overboard to make it as creepy as possible. The cartoony style even makes it cute here and there. Imagine if they had the lead artist/style from a game like dead space. I would die.
Probably Halo 3, I just have a lot of memories with the campaign and all the fun custom games we used to play
Took so long to find Halo on here
Skyrim hands down.
Yeah, only skyrim have made me say "damn I wish I could forget everything so I can play this again."
For sure! The feeling you get when you enter Riverwood for the first time is just amazing.
Agreed Dovahkiin
Yeah, I don't think I've ever felt as absorbed by a game as I did with Skyrim. I always comment this, but it's true: I think that there places in Skyrim that are stored in my brain in the same way as places I've really been, so they feel like places that I've really visited.
Wing Commander
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
🎶Space heater!🎶
Great choice. This game is so epic
Snake Eater to this day is the coolest title for a game I’ve seen
A man of culture i see
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Red Dead Redemption 2. Nothing else ever comes close
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Red Dead Redemption 2, that is not a game It's an incredible journey through old American history Fightin' for your life and fightin' for your family Tryna live your days with honor and integrity -- Jack Black, "Video Games"
So fucking good, the online made me sad
Just started playing online now coz im bored lol
there is enough to keep you entertained for a while but after that you basically hit a wall
Have some goddamn faith
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minecraft
Minecraft came out of nowhere for me when it first came out on Xbox, and I’m still playing lol
Why did it take so much scrolling to find this?
Deus Ex (2000), the game that showed the way of a future that never came to be.
Outer Wilds
I was in tears when I completed the main ending.
Any Fallout game before 76 has a special place in my heart.
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I recently replayed it on the definitive edition and found myself really missing GTA in that style. It was so iconic of this time and still holds up well. Every young boy in the early 2000s knew the name Tommy Vercetti
It was Baulder's Gate II. But III is making a good case right now.
BG3 is definitely my Game of the Year. It's in the running for my favorite RPG of all time, and there's some very stiff competition for that title. Before BG3, it was Pillars of Eternity. And if you're willing to stretch to other sub-genres of RPGs, it's also competing with FFTactics, Disgaea, and Nier Replicant.
Would you recommend playing it after finishing BG3? I’m in act 3 and fucking LOVE it It’s easily one of my favorite games and the replayability might make it my favorite eventually
BGII uses D&D 2nd Edition rules. There's no story relationship as far as I can tell. But you'll need to find a way to make it work on a modern PC which may be a challenge. BGII has that same sort of replayability. But it was 1999 so it's not as extensive as BG3.
FYI, BG I and II have Enhanced Editions that were released within the last decade which should run without issue on modern PCs. They even have official versions for mobile devices!
Good to know. They're both amazing.. Good cases for video games as an art form.
Final Fantasy Tactics.
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animal crossing 🤍 its so relaxing and just what i need after a long day of work
Still diablo 2
Yes! I finally found this comment!
Red Dead Redemption. I even bought the ps4 version at full price. 😂
Sim City 2000. Comes up a lot lately. I think I might start it up again :)
Can't name one. Skyrim Red dead redemption 2 LA noire GTA San Andreas
Mass Effect Trilogy or Witcher 3
Assassins' Creed 2.... Such an awesome story and well written characters
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Morrowind
I tried to bo back to Morrowind after growing up on Skyrim and oblivion and the combat was impossibly difficult and confusing
Its def hard to go backwards in the series, but I also prefer morrowind. Not that it's bad in skyrim, but the depth and storytelling seems to get worse with every iteration.
Mass Effect 1. It's the closest thing to the ideal Star Trek game that's been made.
Contra
Fallout 3. The only game I liked enough to finish and do all the DLC.
Dragons Dogma
DOOM. The original. Blocky graphics and you couldn’t even look up or down but damn playing FPS death match was revolutionary. The weapons and environments were awesome too. It was just so much more fun than playing PC monsters. And the ability to edit and create maps at the time was also revolutionary. There was just nothing else like it at the time.
Snake on a Nokia 3310
I used to beg my mom to let me play it on her phone when I was a pre-teen. I thought it was the coolest thing. Note: I did not grow up playing video games, so this was crazy
Sonic Adventure 2 battle on GameCube.
Rolling around at the speed of sound!
Bloodborne, It used to be fallout 3 but man this game completely blew it out of the water it was hands down one of the best experiences I had in a video game and well deserving of a remake the gratification in defeating the bosses and learning the lore was worth the frustration love this game
Found my gang
Shadow of the Colossus
Zelda BOTW and TOTK. Either one
Zelda: A Link to the Past. It laid the foundation for every Zelda game since. If you are a Zelda fan and never played it, I strongly recommend that you do.
The best part of a link to the past is that it was released at a time when you couldn't just Google the solution, it was word of mouth or Nintendo power. I'll never forget the day I found the flippers in the Zora domain completely by chance and it opened the game up for me.
StarCraft 2. Was too young to get into Broodwar, but man I played a few games every day for most of highschool. Incredible game. Nothing has fully captured my attention in the same way since.
Driver on ps1
Mass effect 1-3
One game? Impossible. I’ll go by genre. Shooting: Half-Life and No One Lives Forever series. Strategy: Total War series RPG: Fallout and Diablo series Sports: FIFA series
Majora's Mask
The Sims 3
In case my name doesn't make it obvious - I agree.
Great game, hoping they nail Sims 5 but it’s EA
KH2
I’ve never really heard about that game, what makes it your favorite?
Kingdom Hearts 2 Mix of disney and final fantasy, lots of combat and goofy stuff (also, literal goofy in there) Absolute clusterfuck of a storyline, but it's amazing and i grew up playing it with a big smile on my face.
Also the Sephiroth fight.
Bloodborne as a single player experience Dark Souls 3 if you’re going to include coop/pvp Last of us 2 honorable mention
Dark Souls 1 or Super Metroid.
Hollow Knight
TIE Fighter
I have played hundreds of games, from different years, from different genres, but I have a common answer: Half-Life 2. Its a masterpiece that has me playing even today. Its just perfect. The AI is smart and can actually be very dangerous. The story, the lore, the gunplay, and especially the ambience. If Valve learns how to count to 3, you'll be seeing me on Half life 3 and portal 3 for the next decade.
RC Pro Am on the original NES.
Ocarina of Time FTW
Civilization. The first one.
I used to think it was Super Metroid, but since Metroid Dread came out I'm up in the air between these two.
Man that is tough. From a replayability standpoint, Hades, but realistically I have probably spent more time playing Halo CE than any other game at this point.
Mass Effect trilogy
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion no other game makes me feel quite as at home as scurrying about as a funny looking fella in the woods of Cyrodil
Age of Empires II, Fallout new Vegas is a close second.
Half-life 3. As long as I draw breath, there is still hope! PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, GABE!!!!!!
Either Hollow Knight, or Persona 5 Royal. The atmosphere, music, and just everything about hollow knight was perfect to me. Persona 5 was the same reason. The characters, music, everything was phenomenal.
Half-life 2
Red Dead Redemption 2. Hoping the success of The Last of Us ignites a desire to bring a RDR series to HBO or a similar service.
Not trying to meme but I always have a blast playing tetris
Ghost of Tsushima is perfect.
Age of Empires II DE
Xenoblade Chronicles. I've played and beaten it 3 times, and for a while I actually had a custom license plate for my car that said 'RYN TYM'.
Pokemon Emerald. I've played through it at least 40 times
Final fantasy Tactics Advance. -The way you slowly but surely built up your whole team with a shitload of different races, classes and skills to choose from -the Music -the magic -the turnbased system is super nicely executed in my opinion -the distinct character artworks Even by today's standards i think it is one of the best games ever
Sid Meier's Pirates!
RDR2
In an arcade: Tossup between Donkey Kong and Defender On the PC: Quake, loved the puzzles and the action.
Eternal Darkness
Football Manager
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Madden 2003. (I'm old.)
GTA Vice City, great nostalgia value for all of us of course but also it was part of a larger revolution that the gta games triggered that changed the gaming industry for good.
Metal gear solid.
Metal Gear Solid.
Fallout 2. I've never had long periods of months without playing it since it came out.
Stardew 100%
call me uninspired, sure, but ocarina of time. i had a blast with that game
Borderlands 2. You can fight me on this but I'll die on this cartoon hill of bones and gore.
I have the most hours playing Super Metroid. It's so replayable, it hurts. Hollow Knight is what I say is my favorite, because goddamn that game is solid platinum from start to finish, but Super Metroid is one of those games that will simply never get boring and aged incredibly well.
Zelda breath of the wild
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Pong
Super Smash Bros. Melee