So I've been wanting another game to play, but I feel like I have tons already, I just don't know which are worth playing. I own nearly 600 games, but I haven't played alot of them.
So can you take a look at my collection and tsuggest something that I might have missed. I can't really list all of th ones that I have played, but I haven't touched most of my PC, Atari, intellivision, NES, Genesis and SNES games. But if you see anything from outside those categories feel free to give that a shout too. Just as long as it isn't something totally obvious (dude, I've played Half-Life).
http://www.giantbomb.com/profile/nintendoeats/collection/46-16907/
cheers :)
Which of my games should I go back to?
" 600? You're one crazy bloke, I can tell you that... "Keep in mind, most of those are games that I bought for 2 bucks a pop. Over the course of 5 or 6 years.
NEVER call me a "kid" EVER again... We clear?
NEVER!!!
=)
@nintendoeats:
After just having a very brief look at the list, I personally really wanted to fire up some Ape Escape again, cause that is still a damn good game. Never gets dated, nor does Beyond Good & Evil.
Keep em coming, and remember that I am perfectly happy with some retro-goodness.
Thats quite a collection. I would say Crazy Taxi should be played at least once a month for the rest of your life
CRAZY TAXI 4 LIFE!!!
Go to The Backloggery, make a page, and then begin to sort things out. It even has a Fortune Cookie feature. Of course, typing in all those games is going to be a chore...
In the meantime, my vote goes to Eternal Darkness.
Max Payne, Mega Man 2, Chu Chu Rocket, and Super Mario Bros 3. This potent combo of awesome could likely cure cancer.
Although since you don't have Super Castlevania 4 or Mega Man 3, I feel sad for you.
EDIT: Yes, Eternal Darkness is awesome as well.
I'll probably do it, because that is legitimately useful.
I played a bunch of Eternal Darkness, but the combat really got to me. But its been ages, I should give it another ago.
(I am keeping track of all these BTW)
" well you should go back in playing crackdown and finish those burnout games that was on your list. "Both very done.
" @SPACETURTLE said:Hah! Yeah, I know. I was considering just passing on the "=)" since it was kinda obvious that I was joking. But then again, what is obvious to me might not be obvious to others, ey? So I included it after all just to be safe side, you knaaaaw." @gakon5:Aight, man.
NEVER call me a "kid" EVER again... We clear?
NEVER!!!
=)
@nintendoeats: After just having a very brief look at the list, I personally really wanted to fire up some Ape Escape again, cause that is still a damn good game. Never gets dated, nor does Beyond Good & Evil. "
Also, it's funny that on the internet, we often have to append a ;) or :) to a comment so as to indicate, no, I'm kidding. I'm not making fun of you, it's just clever internet sarcasm. "
@agentboolen said:
" Thats quite a collection. I would say Crazy Taxi should be played at least once a month for the rest of your life CRAZY TAXI 4 LIFE!!! "
This is of course also a very true. I guess I'm a sinner though, cause I havent played Crazy Taxi in a life time... Its more a crime really.
You got some games... But guess I've already expressed I think that. I have now had a real look at your list, and there are a couple more games I got the lust to replay as soon as I was reminded they existed again. Generally a pretty decent collection you got, by the way.
- Freedom Fighters. Gather the dudes for a couple rounds of multiplayer. I remember having mates over playing that game for hours. The multiplayer split screen is so much fun!
- Crash Bandicoot. One of the best platformers EVER!
- Zone Of The Enders. Remember playing the demo and fell completely in love with this. Simply a great game.
- Rayman. Another over the top awesome platformer
- STALKER Shadow of Chernobyl. I actually just completed my second playthrough of this with the complete 09 mod. Such a great game. Consider myself as a serious STALKER fan, and SoC is the best of the three games released so far, most fans of the series thinks so I would guess.
- I know this aint on your list, but you should definitely try to find a copy of this to your collection... Check it!
Thanks. STALKER and Rayman I have already played to my satisfaction (both excellent games). I\ve touched breifly on the others, but I'll get more in depth with them. I don't have any multiplayer buds at the moment, but I understand that the Freedom Fighters single player is still excellent.
EDIT: Oh, and thanks :)
" Play Yars' Revenge. "Shite, that game doesn't pull any punches. I had to read the manual to figure out how to get past the first level, then the second one was about 10 times more difficult.
I actually really want to see where they go with the shield designs. I can't belive that I'm saying this, but I have to play some more Yar's Revenge.
Oh, yes! You've gotten it right. The Freedom FIghters single player is also very, very good!
No problem! ;)
" @JJWeatherman said:" Play Yars' Revenge. "Shite, that game doesn't pull any punches. I had to read the manual to figure out how to get past the first level, then the second one was about 10 times more difficult. I actually really want to see where they go with the shield designs. I can't belive that I'm saying this, but I have to play some more Yar's Revenge. "
Yeeeees! No one can resist the call of the Yars.
@EVO:
ICO is a bit of a long story. I've played a good bucnh of it.
Machinarium is neat, but something about it just doesn't do it for me. I'll probably play it in some point, but I'm in no rush.
Rez I just haven't got around to yet. I will defenitely pick it up one day.
But really, if I was going to spend more money there are lots of games that I could be playing right now. I'm trying to find things in my massive collection that are worth the plastic they are built out of.
And as for little big planet, I obviosuly wouldn't argue that the EDITOR is limited. But the gameplay really doesn't feel like it is good for anything beyond the scope of the professionaly designed levels. And even then, the floaty jump and difficulty of making sure you are on the proper plane made that a chore. The bar is set very high for platformers and LBP doesn't stand up. Plus, there is no real room to create much of an atmosphere in the editor (I can think of some things you could do, but the sack-boy character would always kill it). If you want a bunch of puzzles, and a way to make more, LBP will give you that. But that isn't generally what I'm after.
Basicly, there is alot to be done with LBP, but the more interesting the thing you want to do, the more you have to fight with the game's basic nature in order to do it.
IMHO
EDIT: I guess I did just argue that the editor is limited. Oh well, I stand by my statements.
EDIT2: In the end, my feelings on LBP can be summed up as such: Pretty good Level design, slightly mucky controls. The editing tools are great, but the time I could spend learning to use them effectively would be better spent learning C++.
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