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Anonymous4I like solving riddles. I am a fan of puzzles. The most memorable game I played in was The Clinic escape game. The atmosphere was full of terror with clever riddles and fun at the same time. It was a great challenge.
street fighter 2 the world warrior (1991)
some others i also loved (and still play):
tmnt 2 the arcade game nes
rad racer nes
skate or die nes
double dragon arcade
street fighter alpha 3 arcade
wwf wrestlefest arcade
chrono trigger super nes
final fantasy 2 super nes
street fighter alpha 2 super nes
sonic 2 sega genesis
phantasy star 4 sega genesis
mine storm vectrex
motocross maniacs gameboy
x-men vs. street fighter sega saturn
radiant silvergun sega saturn
marvel vs. capcom dreamcastThere is one answer to this question, and it is Bloodborne. I believe I have almost spent 1000 hours in that game with ease. The lore, the weapons, the combat. All amazing.
street fighter 2 the world warrior (1991)
some others i also loved (and still play):
tmnt 2 the arcade game nes
rad racer nes
skate or die nes
double dragon arcade
street fighter alpha 3 arcade
wwf wrestlefest arcade
chrono trigger super nes
final fantasy 2 super nes
street fighter alpha 2 super nes
sonic 2 sega genesis
phantasy star 4 sega genesis
mine storm vectrex
motocross maniacs gameboy
x-men vs. street fighter sega saturn
radiant silvergun sega saturn
marvel vs. capcom dreamcastGuy, you’re my kinda guy.
I just got my sd2snes today. Thing was worth the 4 week wait!
Mega Man X is my all-time fave. In fact, gonna do a few bosses right now.No Wife - No Strife
My friends were in to this, and I bought my first computer…a very early Pentium so I could play this. I think I paid $1000 for the computer, keyboard, monitor and mouse. With this, I was a Computer God, my friends had 486/45 machines some has higher end 386…lol
This, so much this! Doom has always been my personal favorite game of all time.
And what’s more, the Doom community has made all sorts of stuff to modernize it and even create entirely new experiences. If you haven’t checked out Brutal Doom yet, you definitely should. People are still making stuff for it to this day.
In fact, I even uploaded a video of me playing Brutal Doom a couple of years ago…can’t believe it’s been 2 f~~~ing years already…
To this day, I still run through the game with GzDoom, which is a platform to play it on modern computers. Lately I’ve been challenging myself to run through Doom 2 as fast as possible. So far, my fastest completion time on Ultra-Violence mode is about 1 hour and 50 minutes. Still a great game to this day, and always will be!
Other great games that I love:
Warcraft 3 – used to be a high ranking player, still playing casually to this day
Diablo II
Metal Gear Solid 1-4
Final Fantasy 7 (along with many other classic RPG’s from around this era)
World of Warcraft (though the newer iterations don’t grab me the same way as it was from 2004-2008)Formerly MoneyOverBitches
– Super Metroid
– Metroid: Samus Returns
– Metroid Fusion
– Metroid Zero Mission
– Dino Crisis
– Contra III
– Alien vs Predator (SNES)
– Jurassic Park (Genesis)
– Alien 3 (SNES)
– Resident Evil
– Resident Evil 2
– Resident Evil: Code Veronica
– Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake
– Metal Gear Solid
– The Legend of The Mystical Ninja
– Dr. Mario 64
– Battlefield: Bad Company 2
– Battlefield 3
– Battlefield 1
– Bioshock series
– Fallout 3
– Fallout: New Vegas
– Fallout 4
– Silent Hill
– Silent Hill 2
– Dead Space
– Syphon Filter
– The Flintstones (’94 SNES)
– WWF Wrestlemania Arcade Game
– Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen
– Mortal Kombat
– Mortal Kombat II
– Duke Nukem: Zero Hour
– Duke Nukem: Time to Kill
– Zombies Ate My Neighbors
– Batman: Arkham Asylum
– Batman: Arkham City
– TMNT IV: Turtles in Time
– SpinJam
– Rock Band 2
– Siren series
– The Last of Us"Man honesty is misogyny." - Patrice O'Neal
Sure, I have favorite PC games, EU4 for strategy, Sim City 4 for simulation, Metro series for Shooters, but, PC games come and go, while chess is still chess.
Lately I discovered Chess960 known also as Fisher random. Basically pieces are shuffled randomly into 960 possible starting positions. Haha, regular chess is so boring compared to this, this is utter mayhem. Playing online 3 minute games, pretty much the best shooter ever, just that it is without graphics.
The choices we make, not the chances we take, determine our destiny
Guy, you’re my kinda guy.
I just got my sd2snes today. Thing was worth the 4 week wait!
Mega Man X is my all-time fave. In fact, gonna do a few bosses right now.Mine just arrived yesterday. I’m using mine with a Analogue Super NT. There are enough games on here to keep me busy for years!
Played quite a bit of Halo on Legendary difficulty over the weekend – gaming Heaven imo
The Halo series is my favourite franchise but 343i are doing their best to destroy it…as well as this c~~~
Bonnie Ross is a f~~~wit of the highest order and shows how you let women into men’s fields and they destroy everything. I will give Halo one more chance with Halo 6 but if that is crap (very likely) then the franchise will just be dead to me like Star Wars is now
I’ve never played Halo online. I became a Hero only playing Campaign, alone. I refuse to buy a subscription, or expensive internet, or nex gen consoles that require internet to play. That is bulls~~~. Good old trusty XBOX360, no internet required
This was the only good GTA in my opinion. Good old PS2, no internet required.
Goldeneye 64 Played on a good old system, N64
Currently playing the s~~~ out of this game which I love. OFFLINE on my pawn shop purchased xbox 360, beautiful machine requires no internet, plays DVD effortlessly.
Yeah so pretty much I love playing but the internet ruined it for me.
When it comes to the computer, I play this daily for like 10 years lol
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