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[knightnblu]

1. Planscape Torment
2. Privateer 2
3. Thief: The Dark Project
4. System Shock
5. Baldur's Gate
6. Neverwinter Nights

Of all of the games that I have played, the Mass Effect series has been the best. The above are the others that I really enjoyed.

[fatalfeline]

(no particular order)

ME1/ME2
Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations
999: 9 Hours 9 Persons 9 Doors
Final Fantasy X (except for the infamous laughing scene)
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
Persona 4
Dragon Age: Origins
The World Ends With You

Modifié par fatalfeline, 22 février 2012 - 12:40 .

[DRSH]

I'ma go with Mass Effect but if people really wanna know, I do like the stories in GTA games & I liked the Prince of Persia series very much. Deus Ex HR was good too, never played Bioshock because I dislike the FPSque stories. I'm a fan of TPSes or tp somethings somethings with cool characters. Basically Mass Effect is at the top for me at this moment in time.

[PsychoWARD23]

end of rine


YOU BETTER BERIEVE DATS A DING DONG BANNU

[giuliano]

 Planescape:Torment , if you haven played it, you should! Its easily one of the best stories ever!

[nitefyre410]

in no order..

Xenogears
Mass Effect 1,2
Vagrant Story
Final Fantasy Tactics
Assassins Creed 2 and Brotherhood
MGS 3, 1 ,4,2 <<<< in that order.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Catherine
Bioshock
Half-Life 2
Portal 1 and 2
Batman Arkham Aslyum and City 
inFamous :  Take about damned if you do and damned if you don't 
Persona 3 and 4
The World Ends With You
Kingdom Hears: Birth By Sleep.. Master Xehonart  one of the best villians ever... Take about Xantos Gambit - I win no matter what.  Hell even the unfortunate side effects play into his favor.  
GTA 4
Max Payne 1& 2

Modifié par nitefyre410, 22 février 2012 - 12:41 .

[sir PING1]

call of doodee by far, i just get so caught up in the moment and connect so well with the awesomely written story and characters that are extremely well thought out

[MostlyAutumn]

Dragon Age series
Mass Effect series
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines
The Witcher series

[Lucas-Shepard]

CoD is a lifechanging experience. But GoW also derserves honorable mention, since it does make my spurs jingle, jangle.

Modifié par Lucas-Shepard, 22 février 2012 - 12:38 .

[Wolverfrog]

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is definitely one of my favourites.

[fatmancory]

Lucas-Shepard wrote...

CoD is a lifechanging experience. But GoW also derserves honorable mention, since it does make my spurs jingle, jangle.

dam it, was just going to post some "lol cod story best" but you beat me to it.

[fatalfeline]

Wolverfrog wrote...

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is definitely one of my favourites.

You have excellent taste.

[nitefyre410]

fatmancory wrote...

Lucas-Shepard wrote...

CoD is a lifechanging experience. But GoW also derserves honorable mention, since it does make my spurs jingle, jangle.

dam it, was just going to post some "lol cod story best" but you beat me to it.

 

Do you know that  the ending of   Black Ops was considered the best in video game history...

I flipped so many tables the day I read that article.

[AkiKishi]

Xenogears
Front Mission 3
Final Fantasy X (X-2 if you want a happy ending)
Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy IX
KOTOR 2 (First half)
Plane Scape Torment
Original Deus Ex
Persona 3
Metal Gear Series
Star Ocean

[tez19]

nitefyre410 wrote...

fatmancory wrote...

Lucas-Shepard wrote...

CoD is a lifechanging experience. But GoW also derserves honorable mention, since it does make my spurs jingle, jangle.

dam it, was just going to post some "lol cod story best" but you beat me to it.

 

Do you know that  the ending of   Black Ops was considered the best in video game history...

I flipped so many tables the day I read that article.

Yeah that was a terrible decision, my personal favourite ending of all time has to be Red Dead Redemption, nice and original how some people thought they had completed the game when they hadn't, You don't complete a game until the credits roll!

[Cicero.me]

-Chrono Trigger
-Planescape Torment
-Baldur's Gate 2 Shadows of Amn
-Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic
-Dragon Age: Origins

[fatmancory]

BobSmith101 wrote...

Xenogears
Front Mission 3
Final Fantasy X (X-2 if you want a happy ending)
Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy IX
KOTOR 2 (First half)
Plane Scape Torment
Original Deus Ex
Persona 3
Metal Gear Series
Star Ocean

X-2 was terible.

[AkiKishi]

fatmancory wrote...

BobSmith101 wrote...

Xenogears
Front Mission 3
Final Fantasy X (X-2 if you want a happy ending)
Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy IX
KOTOR 2 (First half)
Plane Scape Torment
Original Deus Ex
Persona 3
Metal Gear Series
Star Ocean

X-2 was terible.

But you need it for the happy ending which is why I put it there.

[clopin]

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West
Arkham City/Asylum
Portal 1/2
Alice: Madness Returns

[AkiKishi]

Resident Evil.
ShadowHearts

[fatmancory]

have i hard time naming a favrite, hell video games these days have better storys than most movies, but some favorites would have to be Okami, golden sun (the new one was meh) FFX and, while i realize that many think it sucks, the armored core series. out of those, I'm leaning with Okami to be my favorite, but its a hard choice.

forgot to metion secret of evermore and the chrono series, kinda feel bad for forgeting.

Modifié par fatmancory, 22 février 2012 - 01:08 .

[fatalfeline]

I love Okami

[100k]

KOTOR II for the dialogue.
GTA IV + DLC
MGS3 + PW.

The only games that, in my opinion, rival classic books and movies.

[Dean_the_Young]

Portal

A game that knew how to do short and sweet, trading fluff for polish and using minimalism not as a flaw, but as a strength.



Zelda: Ocarina of Time

A game which can still stand on its own despite the dated graphics, OoT was and still is an excellent example of a Heroic Journey all in one go. With a wide and varied cast, a good balance of direction and unexpected turns, and setting the foundation of new advancements in a classic franchise, Zelda OoT is about as good as could be expected, and far better than most.


Half-Life 2

There's something about a silent protagonist who explores a world, and Gordon Freeman opens up City 17 like none other. HL2 has set a standard in merging the story into the gameplay, better than many others who have followed. With a wide world, Valve's distinct way of packing context into the environment, and a plotline which was only predictable in that it's still not predictable, HL2 made a great setting that deserves recognition.



Final Fantasy 7/8

I put these two together because these were the best examples of a type of story that has since been forgotten, even by the Final Fantasy franchise: the bildungsroman, the development novel. While FF is famous for its overly detailed summon sequences and stoic badasses, what many neglect or forget is that the character development of the main protagonists was AWAY from stoicism. The archetypical stoic badasses were, in fact, immature and lonely young men who grew and developed, both despite and because of their flaws, into better and more open people. Though certainly not without flaws or for everyone, both these Final Fantasies not only made entire worlds, but rebelled against the caricatures that many remember them as.

Plus, Aeris.



Persona 4

I have a strong spot for stories in which character development is a primary theme, and no list would be complete without reference to the Persona series. Persona 4 in particular is an impressive feat: a paranormal murder mystery, a psychological thriller, decent comedy, but also a high-school story in which realistic people with realistic flaws deal with realistic problems. Jealousy towards friends, presumptions, sexual identity crisis: a number of issues far deeper than most ever touched by Bioware exist in what is, in effect, a young adult's game. With excellent character and relationship development in a wide, dynamic, and largely sympathetic cast, there's something or someone for everyone to identify with.