Getting out of debt is most like what game?

I would say once you have everything it's a lot like Shadow of the Colossus.  I have all of my debts organized, and I"m attacking my smallest one with a vengeance.  We all know debt's weak spot - cold hard cash.    It's just a matter of repeatedly putting cash down one debt at a time, until it falls.
 
Thoughts?

I would say once you have everything it's a lot like Shadow of the Colossus.  I have all of my debts organized, and I"m attacking my smallest one with a vengeance.  We all know debt's weak spot - cold hard cash.    It's just a matter of repeatedly putting cash down one debt at a time, until it falls.
 
Thoughts?

 Starcraft. Make sure your resources are constantly working for you. Spend what you need when you need it. Otherwise use as much as you can to invest in the future.

To me debt is most like Metal Gear Solid. If I stay hidden until the six year statute of limitations runs out, they can't touch me.

Wall Street Kid.  Even if you're given $500,000 you'll still find a way to lose it all.

ET for the 2600. 

Animal Crossing......

" ET for the 2600.  "

The Sims.

GTAIV since that's basically what you will have to resort to.

" Animal Crossing...... "

Fallout 3.  You gotta kill n' steal to get rid of debt.

" Animal Crossing...... "

" @Coombs said:

" Animal Crossing...... "

This is the answer. "

" @davwad2:  I would have to say any MMO because you have to work real hard to get what you want. "

Every Texas Hold 'em Poker game ever made.

Superman 64.

Desert bus
Or russian roulette

Getting out of debt is like the original Super Mario Bros., if they only ever fave you just enough time to get to the flag. On a good day. Usually, you'll find yourself 10 to 20 seconds short of what you need to get there.

Silver Surfer.

Sorry but you guys are wrong,   The answer is Animal crossing.
 
The whole point to those games is to pay off increasing debt from the mortgages on your house
That's the game,  get out of debt so you can go deeper in debt, then get out again so you can go even deeper

Red Faction: Guerrilla. If you destroy every last possession of your government oppressors, you're probably debt-free.

Tetris.
 
You try to keep the cubes away from the screen by clearing them, but there are always cubes left no matter what you do.
Eventually the cubes cover the entire screen and you lose, but you never really win at all.
A never-ending game of misery.

" any NCsoft MMO, its a real grind "

World of Warcraft. Just like debt, every conceivable section of that game was designed for the sole purpose of taking you forever and a day to finish, and to make sure you keep paying them for as long as possible.

Rogue Warrior
 
 
It sucks

WoW.  No matter how far or fast you rise to the top, if you started from the bottom, you'll realise the only way to win is to stop playing.   People who started from the top, by buying premade WoW accounts with Epic Gears and Mounts, just play for a while to chat with their friends.
 
This is the truest analogy for Poor vs Rich in a falsified economy that I can think of.