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[Lord Phoebus]

This is a tough one and it's hard to narrow it down to one game. I'd say Planescape: Torment was the best written and most memorable. Tie Fighter Vs. X-Wing had the best gameplay. Wing Commander 4 had the best acting. KotOR 2 had the best companions. NWN2 had the best toolset.

I think for the sheer number of hours I put into the game, the user mods, as well as the quality of Mask of the Betrayer I have to go with NWN2.

[milena87]

Only one? ç_ç

In that case I have to say Dark Age of Camelot: the amazement I felt when seeing Prydwen Keep, Camelot and the Salisbury Plains for the first time, the epicness of Darkness Falls, the sense of belonging both to your guild and to your realm, the amazing RVR system... I could go on and on. If only we could see a DAoC2... sigh, guess I'll have to see how Prime Battle for Dominus will turn out.

If we're talking specifically single player though I have no idea... probably Mass Effect or KotOR2... or Monkey Island... Indy 4, Grim Fandango... The Longest Journey, Ultima IX... who am I kidding? I can't choose!

[Sister Helen]

Arcanum.

[Blastback]

Baldur's Gate 2 plus Throne of Bhaal. Still my favorite game ever. Of all time.

[Jonp382]

JohnEpler wrote...

Ultima VII would be my top choice.

Both parts, or just part one?

/has been waiting for U7 to end up on GOG's website for about 3 months now.

[Calamity Abounds]

Although I'm going to have a fight with myself for not picking a Legend of Zelda game, there is one I can say was my most enjoyable solo playing experience.

Uncharted 2

[TW2GERALT]

Crash Team Racing
The most fun game I have ever played.

[The Uncanny]

The Curse of Monkey Island.

Bursting with character and humour, superbly written, visually perfect (it still looks wonderful) with some fantastically thought out puzzles - and some fantastically silly ones - and moments of surreal delight.

It filled me with glee when I was introduced to it as a child and it still fills me with glee today.

Modifié par The Uncanny, 12 août 2011 - 12:11 .

[vorianxavier]

Majora's Mask.

There's no way I'm going to claim I can offer any kind of objective view on the "greatest game of all time," but if I had to choose a single favorite out of all the games I've played, that would probably be it. Such a vibrant world under the ominous shadow of a descending moon...

[K_Tabris]

Link's Awakening for the Original Game Boy.

[Heather Cline]

there will never be a greatest video game of all time. thing is video games keep on coming out. like there is no greatest movie of all time or greatest book of all time. it's not possible until video games stop being produced or books or movies stop being produced.

[Homebound]

Earthbound!

[sympathy4saren]

NovinhaShepard wrote...

Link's Awakening for the Original Game Boy.

I played that game A LOT.....excellent pick. I had bigtime trouble with Eagle Tower back in the day.

[kirkonacid]

Sister Helen wrote...

Arcanum.

I always love it when other mention this game because it means theey know it exists and isn't completely underappreciated.

I couldn't pick just one, there's no way.

[KotorEffect3]

Mass Effect 2, at least until next March anyway

[JediHealerCosmin]

The Secret of Monkey Island.

Hands down, the first and best video game I ever played in my entire life. From the very first moment, any human being with a soul falls in love with the music by Michael Land. Then you meet the protagonist with the most ridiculous name in history.

And that's only the beginning. The story becomes great, the puzzles and humor make everything fun, makes you feel inventive and brings a smile to your face. The sequels continued to be just as wonderful, but the first Monkey Island will always be my favorite in the series and the best video game I have ever played (and still play).

[Spatia]

Final Fantasy IX

Excellent story, simple but effective ability system, plenty of charm and a beautifully crafted world. It was also the FF the series' creator Sakaguchi always wanted to make, and you can see why. Also, I remember how pleased with myself I was when I finally beat Ozma. 

[CmndrFisher]

Sir Ulrich Von Lichenstien wrote...

Pong

Not sure if you are joking or not but to be sure, if it wasn't for Pong, well, let's just say it basically started the video game ball rolling. So in essence it is the best game ever.

That being said, however, IMO, I can't decide between HL2 or Splinter Cell (the first).

[k177sh0t]

Half Life 2

[MrFob]

I play video games since about 1990 but for me it is actually Mass Effect 1.
I remember it was the only game ever, when, while playing, I thought to myself "this is the best game I have ever played". Combat system, story, pacing, character development, art style everything was just perfect. I didn't really mind the inventory or the repetitive exploration either. Just a great game, kudos BioWare.

Deus Ex is a close second which is why I can hardly wait for Human Revolution.

Modifié par MrFob, 21 août 2011 - 09:32 .

[Deathwurm]

This is so much like asking "If you could only save 1 which of your children would it be?"

Purely my opinion, but I'd have to go with Planescape: Torment as far as what I liked.

Most important overall to the Industry has to be Ms. Pac-Man. There were games that came before it that were bringing a wider audience to gaming, but when Ms. Pac-Man came out and made it into the Bars pretty much everyone started seeing Games as legitimate "not nerd-specific" entertainment.

[Warheadz]

[lobi]

The one that will be released two days after I Died.
Until then, Fallout 3. (insert Decaprio gif here)

Modifié par lobi, 21 août 2011 - 11:38 .

[Lakhi]

Battletoads and starcraft brood war