Games That Define What I Play
If you look at these games in terms of my overall play collection, you'll start to see what I tend to enjoy in games.
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Best RPG ever made. Nothing even comes close. Take note other games: random battles are not cool.
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Sad to say that I'm an altoholic. There's something therapeutic about seeing that bar hit the last peg and seeing your character bathed in white lite.
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Goes without saying, but truly one of the best "experiences" I've ever had playing a game.
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This is the best Metal Gear Solid game, and MGS is the best stealth series ever made.
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The story is stupid, the characters are stupid (and look like steroid-pumpin' retarded wrestlers), and the game has a terrible color palette, yet no other game comes close when it comes to third-person based action. It's just shoulders above the rest.
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Yes, the perk system is addictive, the game is incredibly balanced, and also beautiful to look at. It's a shame MW2 forgoes much of what made COD4 special in order to provide a more "epic" experience. This game is still the best online fps experience that exists.
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So this game is kinda meh if you look at it without the nostalgia goggles on, but come on -- who didn't play this with a bunch of friends and have a totally kick-ass time?
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Mega Man, take note: THIS is how you make a platformer. An OBSCENE number of secrets, levels, and items awaits you in what is by far the best NES game released. Unlike most everything else from the 80s, Mario 3 can still be enjoyed solely on the basis of its merits.
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While Guitar Hero introduced the concept, it was Rock Band that Harmonix truly won me over with. I thought I was the bad-boy, but Harmonix threw a pair of drum sticks in my hands and made me their bitch all over again. Thanx guys.(also, despite what you may have been told, singing is fun!)
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I love football, and Madden brings it every year. Unfortunately, NCAA always seems fit to stand in its shadow (a shame as I'm much more of a college ball fan), but Madden still finds a way to be innovative each and every year. Non-sports fans may gawk, but once they see the pro-tak system in action, it's hard to not be impressed by what's at work.
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