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[The Dope King]

 Which game has given you the most hours of fun, never got boring, and never got old ?

[firefireblow]

Tetris. Screw Bejewled that is for stay at home moms, I like the classics.

Modifié par firefireblow, 14 décembre 2011 - 08:35 .

[DeathDragon185]

Starcraft 2 or Final Fantasy X.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Let me search my PC ...

Equal between: Heroes of Might and Magic IV (Winds of War) and Heroes V: Tribes of the East
also
Age of Empire II (Conquerors)

[csfteeeer]

1.Half Life 2
2.Morrowind AND Skyrim
3.Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar
4.Civilization
5.BioShock
6.Baldur's Gate II: SoA + ToB
7.Age of Mythology
8.Planescape:Torment
9.Sid Meier's Pirates!
10.S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Shadow of Chernobyl(funny, i just recently started playing this series, about a month ago or so, and after i finished all the expansion packs and start getting ready for 2, BAM! GSC is in danger of Shutting down, Thanks Economy )

[xkg]

Crusader Kings - "most hours of fun"
World Championship Pool 2004 - "never got boring, and never got old"

But my best of the best - : Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines

EternalAmbiguity wrote...
2. Hammer and Sickle. This wasn't mine, I borrowed it from a friend, but I played it a ton of times. It's a tactical RPG that has an extremely extremely odd lack of general knowledge. Like NOBODY knows about this game.

Try "Silent Storm" and "Silent Storm Sentinels" - both are like prequels to H&S - the same mechanics, the same engine.
The action takes place in WW2 and imo they are better than H&S.

[Ghost Lightning]

1. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
2. Final Fantasy XIII
3. Mass Effect 2
4. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
5. Mario Kart 64
6. Halo Series (Excluding Reach, Anniversery, and ODST. So basically just CE,2, and 3)
7. Super Mario 64
8. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
9. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
10. Star Wars Battle Front II (Me and my three brothers playing split screen. At least 300 hours played in total.)
11. Super Smash Brothers Melee
12. Gran Turismo 4

These are in so specific order of best to worst or anything. Just a bunch of the games that I can't decide which I like the best. I might be missing something but the fact that I can't remember them right now probably means they aren't that near and dear. 

Modifié par Ghost Lightning, 15 décembre 2011 - 08:25 .

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

xkg wrote...

Crusader Kings - "most hours of fun"

I didn't find that one. I will buy Crusader Kings II instead next year

What about Knights of Honor? It was very satisfying. I've expanded many empires! Byzantine Empire, Serbia, Germany, England, Novgorod and for the last time Bohemia.

Modifié par Jedi Sentinel Arian, 14 décembre 2011 - 09:55 .

[CoffeeHolic93]

My all-time favorite game is Heroes Of Might and Magic: III. The soundtrack, the design, the map layouts, the spells, just... Everything. That and there's a few dozen scenarios to play through AND a level editor so you can create your own. 

I'm also a fan of Pokémon Yellow - that game is the reason I'm a gamer now. I've played it to death and beyond and I'm still not tired of it.

The Mass Effect series is my favorite from this generation. 

Noteworthy games: The Hitman series, Ratchet & Clank, Skyrim, Dragon Age, Demon's Souls and many others. 

[silver_sparrow]

Metal gear solid 4.

It had amazing graphics,

The characters were likable and felt real,

It has a spectacular story that touched me in ways no game or movie has ever before.

Great si fi elements.

Modifié par silver_sparrow, 14 décembre 2011 - 10:14 .

[J0HNL3I]

Star Wars Battlefront 2, so many good memories

[csfteeeer]

J0HNL3I wrote...

Star Wars Battlefront 2, so many good memories

BoomDeYada!

Sorry, i can't think of anything else when i hear about Battlefront 2,lol.

Modifié par csfteeeer, 14 décembre 2011 - 10:35 .

[milena87]

uhm...let me see.
I loved pretty much all the LucasArts adventure games (notably Monkey Island 1&2, Day of the Tentacle and Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis), they were great then when I was a child and they are still great now. As much as I like them though, they're kinda short, so let's move on.

Max Payne, KotOR 1&2 and Mass Effect are all games I finished at least a dozen times and I have installed them on my PC right now.
Mass Effect is probably my favourite single player game of all time, but it's not the game that gave me the most hours of fun.
That game is Dark Age of Camelot: on my last character alone I think I had close to 2000 hours of play.

[xkg]

Jedi Sentinel Arian wrote...

xkg wrote...

Crusader Kings - "most hours of fun"

I didn't find that one. I will buy Crusader Kings II instead next year

What about Knights of Honor? It was very satisfying. I've expanded many empires! Byzantine Empire, Serbia, Germany, England, Novgorod and for the last time Bohemia.

TBH I never played Knights of Honor. Is it similar to Stronghold ?

And Crusader Kings 2 - yep 2012-II-7. My personal GOTY for 2012 no doubts here.

Modifié par xkg, 14 décembre 2011 - 12:13 .

[Emzidia]

Age of Empires 3. I never get tired of it and it's really fun to play with friends.

[Morroian]

X-com but by the time its done Skyrim will take its place.

[Nameless one7]

Planescape Torment.

[wolfsite]

Wizardry 1-8

RPG's at there finest.

[Arcadian Legend]

Goddamit the absolute best is too difficult for me to decide, so have a top 10 list in no particular order.

1. Skies of Arcadia Legends
2.Zelda Majora's Mask
3, Metroid Prime Trilogy (All three games on one Wii disc *trollface*)
4, Dragon Age:Origins,
5, Final Fantasy IX,
6, Final Fantasy VIII,
7, Mass Effect 2,
8, Tales of the Abyss (Haven't finished yet is still on the list)
9, Tales of Vesperia,
10, Okami

Honorable mentions, Resident Evil (GC Remake) Resi 4, Super Mario Galaxy, Tales of Symphonia, Star Ocean 3 & 2, The World Ends With You, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Mario Kart Wii, Smash Bros (All 3) Zelda ALttP + Twilight Princess, Super Metroid...

[s17tabris]

Baldur's Gate 2 - very good story, memorable characters, fun quests.  I got it after playing some of the newer games.  At first, I wasn't so sure if I'd like it because the graphics are dated but after playing it, it became my favorite game.

Vampire: the Masquerade - Bloodlines - many ways to solve quests, very good writing and characters.  I've replayed this game a lot of times on my brother's old computer.  Even with up to 5-minute load times, I still found it enjoyable.

Modifié par arr0whead, 14 décembre 2011 - 03:01 .

[RPGamer13]

I hate it when people ask for favorite and don't define something more specific.

Since you ask which one gave me the most hours of enjoyment and never got old, that one is easy:

Grandia

This game spans 4 discs on the Playstation 1 and it was ported from the Sega Saturn. The game case boasted 80 hours of gameplay.

Well, it was right, and this 80 hours claimed was if you didn't go through any of the optional dungeons. My first time through, took me 180 because I had to do somethings in order to make sure I could beat the final boss. My brother got there before me and he wasn't strong enough.

In the game, you get a number of party members that are only temporary and then leave you for good, think the original Final Fantasy IV if you played it. But there was a catch, once one of these party members left your party, they left behind skill books that contained a fraction of the experience they gained with their weapon types and magic that you could use on any character to raise the corresponding skill, provided the character has that skill.

so, what I did was, I didn't move on to where these people left til I got their skills up so high that it wasn't worth fighting the enemies around there to raise them.

I spent 300 hours on this playthrough and it was totally worth it.

[Il Divo]

My top 3:

1) Portal 2
2) The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
3) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

As a puzzle game, I can't say Portal 2 "never gets old", but the presentation and characters were excellent and not overly done. I don't think I've ever laughed quite so hard so regularly in a video game.

Ocarina of Time was just an incredibly fun combination of world, dungeon, and combat design.

And KotOR was my first venture into the interactive, story-based RPG genre. And I still think it has one of Bioware's best stories, characters, and atmosphere.

Modifié par Il Divo, 14 décembre 2011 - 02:23 .

[Sylvanpyxie]

It's a tie between Planescape Torment and Mask of the Betrayer.

Planescape because it is, in my opinion, the single greatest RPG ever created.
Mask of the Betrayer because it restored my faith in humanity after playing so many boring, cliché RPGs full of boring stories and dullard characters.

And Tetris, because it kept me sane when my net went down the toilet and i was left with nothing but a Gameboy for 2 weeks.