" Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie, Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, MGS1 "All of those- except MGS. I'll throw OoT in there too, I bet I could run through it now and get all of those Gold Skultulas.
Games you've played so much you have them completely memorized
Only person in the entire universe and the future of the universe who is going to say Heroes Of Might And Magic: Quest For The Dragonbone Staff for the PS2
It's basically a completely faithful remake of King's Bounty, which is a game I played a bunch, so when I started the PS2 game I already knew where everything was, and then I finished that game for another couple of dozen times, so yeah.
Throughout the game you unlock squares on a treasure map that leads you to the titular Dragonbone Staff, and I can usually tell where it is after unlocking 2 squares (I want to say that there's 25 squares on the map, but I may be totally wrong)
Silent Hill (I completed it six times over a weekend when it first came out), Metal Gear Solid, Sonic the Hedgehog (it was the only Megadrive game I actually owned, back in the days of having no money. Everything else was rented.), Shinobi (arcade), Tenchu: Stealth Assassins, Metal Gear Solid 2...
Flashback on the SNES. Probably some more. You never really set out to memorize anything, you just retain a lot of otherwise pointless information as a gamer.
Shinobi, though...You could staple a Rottweiler to my face, and I'd still run through it.
" In terms of city layouts, GTA III and Vice City. I can visualize getting from almost any point to any other point.This, and RE4.Great games."
oh Man, my cousin pretty much has memorized every worth while game since 1991. We did an endurance run of Chrono Trigger a few months back and he knew almost every line of dialogue and where every secret is. Now we are trying to do a tag-team replay of all Resident Evils from 1-5. We are just finishing up 1 and he can speak every line that the characters say with eerie precision. What's more is the last time he played these games was when they were new... crazy.
Mass Effect - in the sense that I know almost all the non-chosen dialogue (and even a good bit of that, just won't claim to know it all)
I know most of the power exploits, know how to double up on minerals/tags/writings. I remember smaller moments from a lot of conversations - for some reason a stand out is Nihlus's jaw things twitching when you see Sovereign for the first time, or dealing with the crazed colonists in Zhu's Hope.
I was showing it off to a friend of mine a few years ago, doing Eden Prime mission and he's walking along, I say 'Got a burned out building here.....lottttta bodies'
then of course Nihlus says it. My friend just looked over at me and with a completely deadpan expression goes 'So you've played this game how many times?'
Pokemon Blue and Ocaraina of Time turned into to-do lists rather than games because I knew them in and out by that point. Also the first Metroid. God damn I loved that game.
I'm already there with RE4 and I'm getting pretty close to that point with Dead Space 2. I've already beat it six times it is so damn good.
Crysis, I can't believe i'm still playing it now. Sometimes I discover new paths even today because the levels are way too big. But I know like every single enemy emplacement, level and stuff down to every detail.
Closest would probably be Final Fantasy X because I played through it three times because each time I would manage to lose my memory card. Other than that, I don't really replay games to that point.
" @FunExplosions said:Pretty sure! Hit me!" Demon's Souls. I can tell you anything about that game. Anything. "You positive about that? "
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