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Just a small selection of my very favorite games. Kind of in order.
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Saw commercials and was dying to play it. I tried it at a friend's house, then bought the game and took it around to play anywhere someone had a PS2 until I was able to get my own. I've almost played the game too many times at this point, yet I still love it.
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I started this game after reading a Kingdom Hearts fanfiction that had Yuna as a main character. I adore this game; I really do. The story and characters beat out just about every other game out there for me.
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The amazing sequel to Shadow Hearts. It lost just a bit of the darkness that enveloped the first game, but it still maintained the strong connection to it. The story is just fantastic, honestly. This a wonderful game... just as good as any big name RPG. Better than some, in my opinion.
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The first game I really fell in love with. And probably the first one I actually finished by myself. I honestly cannot accurately tell you how much I love this game, or how much it influenced me, without embarrassing myself.
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I have a strong emotional connection to this game. During a very dark time in my life, Shadow Hearts saved me. I noticed the title on an RPG website, and I had a dream about it. I'm easily persuaded by dreams, so in spite of my bad depression, I just had to check it out. This started my current love of games in general. Along with that, Shadow Hearts is a wonderful game that more people should try.
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A fantastic game that I made the mistake of blazing through with a guide the first time instead of taking the time to enjoy. I've learned my lesson, believe me. I'm so glad I've had the opportunity to play this game again.
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After watching the Endurance Run, I fell in love with this game. I love the characters, the story, the gameplay. The fusing system did need a bit of an overhaul, but other than that, I pretty much love every bit of this game.
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I'm a little more obsessed with The Sims 2 than anyone really should be. But hey, at least I admit it? I have every expansion and stuff pack. This game lets me both relax and stretch my creative muscles without pressure. It's my go-to game for stress relief, and I love making characters from my stories.
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I absolutely love Skyrim. I went into Oblivion completely unsure if I'd enjoy this type of game. Just after I finished it, Skyrim was released, and I went in full of excitement for what I hoped would be an even better game. Skyrim delivered. After over four years and nearly 242 hours of playing, I finally finished the main storyline and just about every side quest I was interested in. I saved the game with a screen of my family all together. I think there's a chance I might want to go visit them again one day (and maybe even run around a bit). But for now, I finally feel done with Skyrim. And that makes me both happy and sad.
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New worlds, new characters, new adventures. My favorite game of 2010, just barely beating out Final Fantasy XIII. I'm loving replaying it in HD.
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Beautiful graphics and wonderful characters. It's one of my favorite Final Fantasy casts, and the game is just gorgeous. I honestly don't understand why people were so negative about it.
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I found Beyond to be a beautiful story that really made me think. I usually have a clear path in games with choices because I know myself very well, but I actually had to deliberate over a few of my choices in this game. There were some technical imperfections in Beyond, but I was able to enjoy playing it in a way I wasn't able to in some other games focusing on story over gameplay. I'm sure this game isn't for everyone, but it was definitely for me.
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My Step Brother and I loved this game. It totally traumatized me when a certain character dies. Having played it since then, that scene doesn't bother me at all, but the overall atmosphere still totally scares me. (Yes, I know I'm weak.) I've played this about 5 times at this point and figured out the way to do everything in one playthrough.
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Visually stunning for the time. I don't love the story as much as other Final Fantasys, but I found it really fun to play. I think I spent more than 100 hours with this game. I have a lot of love for the characters as well, even if the story didn't really suit me.
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I absolutely loved the first half of FFXV. The second half slowly went downhill for me. But the story still stuck with me in an unexpected way.
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There are things about this game I love and things I hate. I thought that the main story was beautiful, and I loved the dressphere system. Mostly, I just didn't like the disjointed way of playing through the game. And all the mini-games... well, just the shooting one, actually. I was trying so hard to get 100% the first time through, and that mini-game was the worst for me.
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The only PS1 Final Fantasy I've actually beaten. It has Vivi in it! <3 And I like it a lot. Uh, that's about it.
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I love the story, but never finished the game. This is what I was playing when everything was kind of falling apart for me. I have restarted it and hope to complete it at some point, but playing it brings back a lot of bittersweet memories.
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My first Tales game. My favorite GameCube game. And the game I got my GameCube for in the first place. I really loved this story.
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The first game I bought for my 360. Amazingly beautiful and extremely bizarre at times. I really, really loved it.
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I remember when this was rumored to be a real sequel to Super Mario RPG. *Sighs* Ah, well, still a really great game. <3 I love this series.
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More Paper Mario! I also loved this game. My only issue was having to go all the way back through the last castle twice to restock on items. That part was extremely annoying.
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My first game. Spent most of my time with Super Mario Bros. 3 & Super Mario World. I've never beaten any of these games, but I did get through most of the Special World in SMW.
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I spent a ton of time in this game. It was a game I played through to completion with the help of my Step Dad.
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Totally in love with Super Mario 3D World! Like, seriously. I was hearing great things from reviewers, but it really is amazing! And I had been sold when I only heard Kitty Peach.
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