gaming Your favorite all time videogame

[Chuckles4lyfe 441]

Asking me to pick my all time favorite video game is like asking a parent who their favorite child is. It's nearly impossible to pick just 1 game! I'll list my favorite games on each console and handheld that I played growing up and try to narrow it down from there:

 

• GBC - Super Mario Bros. Deluxe
• N64 - Super Mario 64
• Dreamcast - Sonic Adventure
• GBA - Fire Emblem
• GCN - Tales of Symphonia
• PS2 - Ratchet and Clank: Up your Arsenal
• DS - Pokemon Soul Silver
• Wii - Super Smash Bros Brawl
• 3DS - Super Smash Bros for 3DS
• Wii U - Super Smash Bros for Wii U
• PS3 - Tales of Xillia

After much deliberation, If I had to just pick 1 I would probably have to go with Tales of Symphonia for the Gamecube. I've played many single player action RPG's, but this was the 1st multiplayer action RPG that I could play with my siblings. We just had a blast going through the entire game multiple times. While some of the mechanics are outdated and archaic, Symphonia will always have a special place in my heart  . 

[Evilshy 5,090]

I feel like there's a trade-off since even if you CAN hit enemies it doesn't mean you'll do any meaningful damage. When I was playing Skyrim I consistently got killed cuz I was always underpowered. I may have also bee playing wrong by trying to play as an Argonian Mage.

 

Magic in vanilla Skyrim sucks unless you abuse the dualcast destruction stunlock bullshit. Races don't matter because they

 

Mod it up (personally I like the Perkus Maximus overhaul, which changes pretty much every mechanic in the game). Also, there are plenty of weapons powerful enough that even with mediocre skill you can kill stuff, especially given that you're basically swimming in potions after a few hours of regular play.

[Discordian 6,015]

Magic in vanilla Skyrim sucks unless you abuse the dualcast destruction stunlock bullshit. Races don't matter because they

 

Mod it up (personally I like the Perkus Maximus overhaul, which changes pretty much every mechanic in the game). Also, there are plenty of weapons powerful enough that even with mediocre skill you can kill stuff, especially given that you're basically swimming in potions after a few hours of regular play.

I'll defer to your judgment since I play console versions (thus no modding), have never played Morrowind and generally don't care for the series unless I'm really in the mood for it.

[Dynamo Pad 11,321]

My all time favorite video game would have to be Naruto Ultimate Ninja 3 for the PlayStation 2.

[BritishBrony2012 813]

Spyro the dragon series, I enjoyed playing the game and also played it again. Also like Legend of Spyro series , but it didn't played it again, as it bit diffcult. Also Football Manager series on handheld was addcuited with it when it was on PSP and PSVita then stop. WOuld of play on my tablet or laptop but could slow down my tablet/laptop.

[DixonTheAdversary 1,632]

Hot Wheels: Beat That!, or Destruction Derby: Arenas. Those two games are the ones that I have the most fond memories playing.

[KatonRyu 1,033]

My all-time favorite game is probably Ocarina of Time, despite having more playtime in Pokemon and Skyrim at least.

[PonkiePoo 736]

Conkers Bad Fur Day, the references, the humour, the music, the main character, pretty much everything about it 

[Alex Z 848]

Super Mario Galaxy is mine that game holds a special place in my heart

[Scavenger Crow 91]

Dark Souls and I have a masochist relationship 

[Krashface 534]

1 hour ago, Scavenger Crow said:

Dark Souls and I have a masochist relationship 

Worry not, me too have such a relationship with one boss of the third game.

A particular big, frenetic, laser beaming lizard who keep killing me. On NG+ 7

[honk friend 1,978]

It's a toss-up really.

Dark Souls is really good, but unlike mr. Sunbro 2 posts above I don't think it's particularly difficult.

Fallout NV is probably my favorite *roleplaying* game of all time though. I get Dark Souls is technically an RPG but I don't really do much roleplaying in it.

[Scavenger Crow 91]

You are right on the "roleplaying" thing and Dark Souls is not Hard (that a lie yes it is.... I mean have you even play the damn thing) it is demanding and Fallout offers the player other type of experience less demanding and more easy for you to develope

[Krashface 534]

New Vegas is probably one of the best of the series. I still play it today.

 

[Gabriel 560]

Fallout 4 here. Now before you smack me please lemme explain. 

As much as I like the previous installments, I am very graphics and mechanic sensitive person and those older games are too hard to look at for me today, even with 130+ mods.

(Close second is Dark Souls 2, have played that for about 500 hours on PC and an equal amount on PS3 so about 1k hours total.)

Edited September 23, 2017 by Corvino

[honk friend 1,978]

10 hours ago, Corvino said:

Fallout 4 here. Now before you smack me please lemme explain. 

As much as I like the previous installments, I am very graphics and mechanic sensitive person and those older games are too hard to look at for me today, even with 130+ mods.

(Close second is Dark Souls 2, have played that for about 500 hours on PC and an equal amount on PS3 so about 1k hours total.)

>he thinks dark souls 2 is better than 1 and 3

opinion disregarded

10 hours ago, Krashface said:

New Vegas is probably one of the best of the series. I still play it today.

hell yeah dude new vegas is GREAT

[Celli 4,338]

Super Metroid, hands down. Nothing comes close. It's the embodiment of everything great about the Metroid series, and overall just a perfect game in my eyes.

[PlzDelete 2,456]

Hmmm, that's a hard choice for me. My favorite classic game is Halo. My favorite recent game is Splatoon 2. 

[RulesofRarity 493]

Pokemon Heartgold. As much as I loved Gen 5 and Pokemon Platinum, nothing will ever compare to the utter joy Heartgold brought me. From the ability to walk with your Pokemon, take pictures with them, the amazing music and Youngster Joey made this game feel so much more personal than any Pokemon game I've played since. 

[碇 シンジン 27,431]

Pretty much Skyrim the game really opened my eyes on so many levels

[Lucid_Nightlight 923]

Skyrim, definitely Skyrim

[Here No Longer 5,276]

Hard choice, but it goes to Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. 

As much as I enjoyed TF2 before End of the Line, love Borderlands, remember the good old days with my DS playing the SM64 remake, and reminiscing the days I played Pokemon Diamond, Bowser's Inside Story takes the cake simply because I can hardly find anything that could have been  changed to make it better.

[ultrairongorilla 2,064]

A toss up between Bloodborne or Ratchet and Clank: Future A Crack In Time. Bloodborne is what introduced me to the Soulsborne series, and what a hell of a ride it was.

 

Edited March 19, 2018 by ultrairongorilla

[Tao 7,765]

Kinda hard to say:

• Persona 3
• Okami
• Pokemon Y
• FF-X
• Kingdom Hearts 2
• Star Fox

[hopkey123 640]

Well, I would go ahead and list like, 10 of my fave games, but I'm tired and it's late, and it says to list one XD so..

osu! Because it combines every single one of my fave games into one game. Animal crossing, kingdom hearts series, digimon, Pokemon series, overwatch songs, and also just some of my fave tv shows, too. Not to mention it also has mlp. So imma go ahead and say osu!.