classics, or just realy cool games (video/computer games- i imagine someone wants to say chess)
for example- deus ex, avp 1 and 2 (not 2010), an old medal of honour game, a cod before 3,half life, cs(s),a halo game (not odst or reach)
Fallout 1, 2 , 3, New Vegas
Minesweeper
Morrowind.
Half-life.
For RPG fans, I would say Fallout 1 and 2 for sure.
[QUOTE=Kolmala;26168322]For RPG fans, I would say Fallout 1 and 2 for sure.[/QUOTE]
Morrowind too.
I'll post what I did in the "games you played/remember" thread, without the large pics:
Soul Reaver
Dino Crisis
Trespasser
Classic Games indeed. Well, except Trespasser, kinda, but I only recommend it because playing it gives you both a sense of what could have been had the devs had enough time and money, and it also gives you a sense as to how it impacted the gaming world (remember, this was the first game to introduce such things as physics puzzles, ragdoll physics, and HUD-less gameplay). And because despite it's failures it's still a fun game with the right mindset.
[QUOTE=rnate;26168363]Morrowind too.[/QUOTE]
how could i have forgotten, i feel like an N'WAH now
[QUOTE=mastermaul;26168365][img_thumb]http://www.coverbrowser.com/image/playstation-games/36-1.jpg[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]
Army Men 3-d is for the babies. Army Men is where it's at
[img]http://www.gamershell.com/static/boxart/large/uk/3877.jpg[/img]
Loved it when they had 2 little free army men in the boxes. I used to play with those guys.
counter strike source
Soul reaver
Half life series
Fallout series
Carmaggedon 2
Racing games.
Condemned.
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And braid.
Yahtzee.
[b]Deus Ex[/b] - To see what the pinnacle of gaming looks like.
[b]Half-Life 2[/b] - To see how finely-crafted and immersive a linear story can be.
[b]Portal[/b] - To see how unique storytelling methods can make a game genuinely memorable.
[b]Far Cry 2[/b] - To see how an open world can genuinely affect morality and immersion within games.
[b]Modern Warfare[/b] - To play through a Michael Bay movie, albeit one with exceptional characterisation.
[b]Monkey Island + any 90's LucasArts game[/b] - To see how you make games that are incredibly funny and have a uniquely quirky charm.
And on a personal note...
[b]Alpha Protocol[/b] - Flawed, yes; but honestly, no other game comes anywhere close to offering the player a linear story that alters completely based on their choices. The only thing that even comes close is [i]Heavy Rain[/i].
Bioshock 1 & 2, Banjo Kazooie 1 & 2, Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Diablo II, any Grand Theft Auto game.
Battlefield series.
Mass Effect Series.
I already consider them classics.
[QUOTE=Kab2tract;26171672]Mass Effect Series.
I already consider them classics.[/QUOTE]
This.
Cave Story.
Anything that has to do with Cave Story.
Even if Cave Story has an engine, I would pick any game built on it (as long as it is good)
I've played other games. But I like Cave Story the most.
[QUOTE=Spectre1406;26168629][img_thumb]http://www.wwgaming.com/games-images/psp-metal-gear-solid-peace-walker.jpg[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]
I would like to play that, but I don't have a PSP and no plans to get one.
Legend of Dragoon. One of the most underrated games of all time. I just wish it was on the PSN store, so I could experience it again. :saddowns:
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