Games that you can playthrough a bunch of times and never get bored. - Games

[QUOTE=Takeout;19259872][b]Dead Rising[/b] It's almost like you have to play this game to get everything, so I've played numerous times. Never been bored.[/QUOTE] I rented that goddamn game four times and I finally caved in and bought it.

Crysis. And yes I'm going to be bombarded by disagrees and boxes to put them in.

Mount and Blade. [editline]12:10AM[/editline] Then again it takes like a month to technically "beat it".

Batman: Arkham Asylum

Wolfenstein 3D or Doom

Harvest Moon DS, Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town. Never was a fan of the original or the Gamecube one

Morrowind. Seriously that RPG has around a million different mods for it and you'll never get bored until your game crashes.

Have played Oblivion on and off for 3 and a half years, HL2, Max Payne 2 has been played 20+ times and the new Sid Meier's Pirates! is always great. [editline]12:32AM[/editline] [QUOTE=Tac Error;19263086]Morrowind.[/QUOTE] Was sick one day, stayed at home and played a marathon 9 hour session. Like a boss.

Super Mario Bros.!

deus ex. And for some reason science can't explain, crysis.

Shadow Of The Colossus and any of the Metal Gear Solid games.

Mass Effect GTA Series Diablo II Diablo II Diablo II Diablo II

Any Pokemon Any Grand Theft Auto Team Fortress 2

I've played through dark messiah of might and magic at least 20 times, Along with HL2 rounding about 50 times or so starting from the release day.

Mario Kart, both STALKER games, EVE(technically can't beat it), Mass Effect, HL2 and related, L4D, UT3, Garry's Mod.

Garrysmod, you fool. Unluckily, you can't play it again, thats why you play it so long. IT NEVER ENDS

I'm listing singleplayer games, not multiplayer games. STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl and Clear Sky Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Empire Earth single player Company of Heroes single player

[img]http://www.girlsentertainmentnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/re4_gc_box_front_1b.jpg[/img] Ive played this 50+ times

Splinter Cell games, Hitman games.

The Saboteur, each mission has multiple ways you can attack the Nazis...

Definitely Fallout 3 and Oblivion. Saints Row 2 is awesome, too. Ehh.. Borderlands. ArmA 2 (The editor/ actual game) and Diablo 2!

Gotcha Force

X-com 1-3

Mirror's Edge

@OP Bro you got some weird idea of replayability. Still Tales of Synphonia was an amazing game. And the ending made me pretty sad (played it a few years ago). I don't see how you can play it as much as you did though. The only games I played over and over where multiplayer games, I really never played single player games more than once simply because I don't get entertainment in knowing whats going to happen. Those games would be: Starcraft (N64) Perfect Dark (N64) 007 (N64) Mario Kart (N64) Garrys Mod (Coding) Notice most of the games where from my first video game experiences. Now-a-days I get bored of games pretty quickly, I think it's what I like to call the [i]Programmer's Effect[/i]. When you know how games work, they loose their magic... it's sad but opens up a whole new world (enjoyment from creation).

[QUOTE=Howe;19267047]@OP Bro you got some weird idea of replayability. Still Tales of Synphonia was an amazing game. And the ending made me pretty sad (played it a few years ago). I don't see how you can play it as much as you did though.[/QUOTE] I've got this thing for sidequests I guess. [editline]10:09PM[/editline] And I only played through it twice.

[QUOTE=Takeout;19267056]I've got this thing for sidequests I guess.[/QUOTE] Ah, I have this weird thing of nostalgia I get from replaying a game... it feels like I'm living in the past when I replay it :P, makes me sort of depressed. Like if I played Zelda again, holy shit.

Oh, Shame, I just looked all over my house for Chibi Robo now. I guess it's at a relatives house.

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines BioShock Batman: Arkham Asylum

Heroes of might and magic. The early ones.