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[elrubentepilla]

X-Wing clearly!

 

[Cooper88]

Half Life.

When the FPS genre went from "start with a gun and kill everything" to actually having a story. I still remember the initial tram ride and wondering "what is this? Where is my gun?". It really changed the genre for the better and deserves its pile of game of the year awards.

 

[Corey2788HD]

Need For Speed Underground 2

 

[corecorequeesdedia]

Witcher 2

 

[IvaS]

It has to be Bloodborne. The gameplay is phenomenal, the atmosphere fantastic and the story is damn interesting. And I even don't like that much horor games. But that game changed it forever.

 

[PotatoBill]

Still got to be Perfect Dark on N64. Never did see any daylight the summer that came out!

 

[devronius]

I know it's not PC but if I had to choose one it would probably be Bloodborne.

 

[Antonius]

My favourite game? Original Starcraft?
Maybe that forward-only time machine that is Civ?
Alpha Centauri?
All games I love.
Same for the Zelda series.

But I'm gonna go with Half-Life and Counter-Strike. The originals. HL2, Source & Go are amazing games, but HL & CS were there for me at a time when gaming was becoming something I was focusing on and helped get me through some tough times.

 

[uBPsycho]

Gta5 or borderlands 2

 

[Tomasdb90]

Diablo II: Lord of Destruction.

 

[King Mustard]

Mine would be Unreal Tournament.

 

[Bloodonya]

Man, tough to choose. Probably Chrono Trigger. Old school but one of the best RPGs ever.

 

[ZeroCG218]

My all-time favorite game is still Ultra Street Fighter IV.
It triggers my fighting spirit in all the right ways.

 

[ZeroCG218]

Mine would be Unreal Tournament.

This is near the top of my list as well.

 

[stepdadken]

super smash bros ultimate

 

[brandstepsand]

red dead redemption 2

 

[thelarbarn]

Breath of the wild

 

[Tom Atlan]

Fallout 76, just kidding, but I'll keep that answer. I've had many favorites. 76 was my favorite for about a month.

 

[Pizzamorg]

BioShock for sure. The only game I have tattoo'd on me. I always enjoyed video games, but the environmental storytelling of BioShock was really the first game where I *got it*, how special the video game medium is. It is also my most replayed game ever, as I just love exploring Rapture.

 

[AgustinAguirre]

Battlefield 3.

 

[Elenuial]

Even though it could often be 'not fun', I would have to give the gold to Everquest.

Being deep in a dungeon & suddenly the mobs respawn quickly and everyone just basically finds an exit and starts running.

Dying was punishing (losing your 'hell level', all your primary gear, your learnt spells). No one stuck around and just waited to respawn and go fetch your things as a non corporeal entity.

Though what a feeling of accomplishment for what you earned & looted. Also the PvP wasn't just a mechanical meta-gaming construct, it was actually part of the setting / storyline.

Great memories!
Edit:
Honourable mention goes out to Baseball & Utopia on the Mattel Intellivision. Best controller ever for a baseball game.

 

[Johnway]

My Favorite game of all time? Doom 2. its been there all my life from when i was 8 yrs old. I've played this game on and off throughout my childhood, my teens and my adult life. With an active and passionate modding community buiilding content its unlikely to change anytime soon.

 

[BurnettPlays]

Halo 3, have a lot of memories on that game

 

[Hellicar]

Nothing will ever beat the holy trinity of build engine shooters for me but if I had to pick one it'd be Blood.

 

[Modesty541]

Bordlands(1)! Great story line that had me pulled in! Great characters with their goofy quirks(looking at you tk and scooter). A game that created a genre and that is replayable to this day.