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[JMO]

[asylum seeker]

[movybuf]

I have to say Sim City 4 is my favorite game ever. I could get lost in that game and loose a whole day without noticing.

Closely followed by that is Grand Theft Auto San Andreas. The gameplay is so varied it's difficult to get bored with it. It's gret to play alone or just f*ck around with your friends for a while.

[J Rock]

For my favorite game ever I'd have to say Resident Evil 4. At the time the graphics were amazing and the game scared the crap out of me if I played it at night with the lights off.

Although I was really excited when Resident Evil 5 came out when, when it finally did come out it all the things that I loved about 4 were not incorporated into it. It just seemed like any other shoot em up game, I found it to be quite boring.

[cragesmure]

Kitty Cannon!!!

[Tundra_Creature]

My favourite game (or series I gues) would certainly have to be Mass Effect. Though Fatal Frame and the Ocarina of Time is also great.

Bard's Tale (the one made in 2004) is pretty hiliarious too. Not the best gameplay, but superb writing.

[darkjedidave]

I would have to say the Elder Scrolls series is my favorite, I got crazy addicted to it back in high school. Between Morrowind (ES III) and Oblivion (ES IV), I've put over 500 hours

[eamo]

I'd say GTA4 has provided me with more out and out fun than any other game.

The original F.E.A.R. was a great shooter.

Back in the day I just loved Doom and Lemmings.

The Crysis series is awesome action-packed fun......if your PC can play it!

The one and only RPG I've ever played, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, was a great time-waster with a good atmosphere and lovely graphics.

[Underwaterbob]

Yeah, there's bigger productions with amazing stories and graphics, even some genuine works of art, but it's hard to beat the universal accessibility and appeal of Tetris. I doubt there's a person (who has access to electricity) left alive who hasn't played it. Twenty-five years since it's creation and people are still making "sequels" that are based on essentially the same mechanics.

[UknowsI]

MMORPG: Ultima Online. The one game that got the genre right before everyone else followed the wrong track.
TBS: Civilization series. Lot's of flaws, but better than anything else out there.
RTS: Starcraft series. Nothing can compete at competitiveness.
RPG: This one is hard. There are many good RPGs, but all have flaws and strengths. Baldur's Gate 2 might be the one with fewest flaws.

I have to little experience with FPS/Adventure/Racing/Other to have a good opinion.

[Spud10]

Any old PC gamers here?

I'm talking like.. Riven?

Or anyone play the Journeyman Project Series? I loved them, especially the final one, Legacy of Time.

Final Fantasy VI? (III in the USofA) Not PC, i know..

Dark Forces?
Maybe a little newer, but Star Wars Rebellion?

Man... those days were awesome.

[balzor]

Half-Life 2 is my favorite fps, the Gravity Gun is awesome and controlling an always replenished squad of ant-lions using them to clear rooms is too much fun. Only which the gravity gun worked on the mobs. For RTS, personal favorite was C&C- easy, clean interface, fun, replayable. Multiplayer FPS is easily COD:MW2 MMORPG WoW- Vanilla was great, Bc decent, wrath OK, Cata will be awesome.


My all-time favorite game was Tachyon: the Fringe space combat game with open flying environments, good boss fights and Most importantly Bruce Campbell voicing the hero http://www.giantbomb.com/tachyon-the-fringe/61-16616/


Serious Sam and State of emergency get a honorable mentions for pure mindless carnage

[nukeday]

I read a lot of people complain about COD:MW2 and praise battlefield BC2. Is BC2 really that good? Should I pick it up?

[AsiaESLbound]

[le-paul]

Grand theft auto is the future of gaming - a complete free run of the cyberverse.

Old school games - Mariokart on the snes.