FAVOURITE GAMES OF ALL TIME?

Didn't we have a thread like this already?

Letseee....

Super Mario Bros. 3
Command & Conquer 95
Dragon Warrior III
Knights of the Old Republic
Super Smash Bros.
Chrono Trigger
Final Fantasy VI

...that seems about right.

Suikoden II - It's just a great game with cute graphics, fun gameplay and great characters and storyline. Just the best. And the bishies don't hurt. ^.-

Breath of Fire II - My first RPG ever, I first borrowed it out from the video store, then my brother and I pooled out pocket money to buy it, then I gave it to him as a birthday present. A few years ago he gave it back to me, to much squeals of happiness.

Lufia II - I could, and have, play this over and over again. The graphics are light and the gameplay is damn good for a SNES game. Add in the 100-floor dungeon and 2x New game +...

Terranigma - Great story and lots of fun to play. It's up there with my faves because, well, it's just fun!
Secret of Evermore/Mana/Suiken Densetsu - The threesome that rocks the RPG world and is so worth playing. I'd count Illusion of Time/Gaia, but I didn't like it quite so much.

My favourite games are mainly RPGs, most on the SNES. Funny, that.

Mario All Stars - A plumber with a pipe fetish. What's not to love? Go Luigi!

Game of Life - It's on my mobile and I play it all the time. ^.^

ok, so favorite games ever,

sonic the hedgehog(first video game i've ever played)

the origianl mario bros

and smash bros.

I'll list two games from each console I've played.

snes- EVO and Seiken Densetsu 3. Metroid prime 3 and F-zero are close runner-ups.

N64- Ocarina of time goes without saying. But I liked Banjo-Kazooie and Battle Ogre; "Something about the princely something", particularly.

PS- Silent Hill and Chrono Cross, although Final Fantasy Nine is pretty high up there.

PS2- Katamari Damacy and Soul Calibur 3, because I can't choose between franchises and I'm a sucker for fighter games, old-world adventure and flashy graphics. Some of the characters got annoying, though. Silent Hill three was great, don't get me wrong, but I'd rather play the first game.

GCN- Pikmin, and.... hmm.... Metroid Prime. I liked Wind waker and Twilight princess and all, but I think the other games deserve it more.

I don't own any next-gen consoles, and I never played a game on a hand-held system that really stood out to me. And yes, I played Golden Sun.

I didn't like it.

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I don't own any next-gen consoles, and I never played a game on a hand-held system that really stood out to me. And yes, I played Golden Sun.

I didn't like it.

was it a bad game? i just started playing and it didnt seem bad

The writing was good and for the most part, it was worth the time. But the lack of direction was ridiculous. Twice I ended up two dungeons ahead of where I should have been, not to mention the twenty-or-so minutes of gameplay it would take to get back to where I was supposed to be.

Play it if you want, but make sure you don't wander off to the earth temple before you're supposed to. You'll have to go through hell to get back.

Augh, and how could I forget PC games!? I feel horrible.

I'll have to list three here.

1- Princess Maker 2000. Don't look at me like that, it was awesome. It combined many different aspects of gameplay- it's one of the few games I've experienced that I can actually say felt completely... complete. I can't think of anything that could have been done to improve it.

2- The Longest Journey. The characters were so real and the universe so intriguing, I was left hungry for more. I'm going to get my hands on the sequel as soon as possible.

3- Majesty. It's old, it's small, it was ten dollars at best buy. Best ten dollars I've EVER spent in my life. Countless hours of fun building my kingdoms and beating the objectives- and when I was feeling a little quieter, I could simply open up a freestyle map and watch my empire grow. I'm sad that I can't find anybody who plays it, I'd love to try out the online multiplayer option.

(Sorry for hijacking my reply to your post with all this.)

Final Fantasy 6, Chrono Trigger, Super Metroid, Fire Emblem 4.

Final Fantasy 4 was a gift along with my first SNES console from my father at a very crucial juncture in our family life, (I was 12ish and parents had just divorced) and he watched me play it through about half way, reading the guide as I progressed. It has an extremely special place in my heart.