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Squal'Zell
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Joined: 10/09/04
"Next time i log in SWG ill probably see elves and druids" |
1- Super Mario Bros 1 2- Final Fantasy VII 3- Diablo Series i have not heard anyone say bad things about those games
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Dune II...by Westwood Studios...I think it was Westwood. Getting old is mandatory...growing up is optional. |
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Civilization.
Of course, Pong, Qbert, and Pole Position are all deserving of a mention as well. |
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Originally posted by lotharr Nice one...I think I just bust a rib laughing at that one |
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I have a few that I think almost everyone would agree on. Age Of Empires 2, Rome or Medievel 2 total war. Going back a little further The all time classics Pac Man and Donkey Kong with some Space invaders thrown in for good measure. |
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Originally posted by Maughann Nice one...I think I just bust a rib laughing at that one
Me three. Retired From: FFXI, AO, SWG, EVE, Ryzom, GW, WoW, WAR |
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vesavius
 Advanced Member
Joined: 3/08/04
''Get me a beer and money sandwhich. Hold the bread.'' - DR & Quinch |
Well... standrad games... Monkey Island Elite Return to Wolfenstein Civ 2 Baldur's Gate MMOs though? Thats harder... which goes to show something either about the state of the games, or the nature of the players.
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Pro evo 2008, Streetfighter alpha, duckhunt, and MTCG and COD4. All classic games. These games are trully gods of games, infact they could be greater than gods they could be Titans. |
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Most fun I've ever had in a multiplayer game was Quake 1 Deathmatch and Carmageddon 1. Quake 1 was simply 100% perfect from the beginning. Can't think of one single flaw there. I wonder if a developer will ever be able to pull something like that off again. Carmageddon 1 was just hilarious and insanely fun to play.
For single player games Civilization and Transport Tycoon Deluxe are way up there. Fantastic games.
Dunno if anyone remembers Flimbo's Quest on C64. That was a great game too. |
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Originally posted by Jackio81 Since we are on the MMORPG forum i believe that talking about single player games is off. Vanilla WoW was perfect. At least until you reached Molten Core, but since it was only 1% of the game, the other 99% were ensetially flawless, making the game close to perfect. EQ1 2000-2004 - Shaman/Bard/Wizard/Monk |
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vesavius
Advanced Member
Joined: 3/08/04
''Get me a beer and money sandwhich. Hold the bread.'' - DR & Quinch |
Originally posted by Omega3 Since we are on the MMORPG forum i believe that talking about single player games is off. Vanilla WoW was perfect. At least until you reached Molten Core, but since it was only 1% of the game, the other 99% were ensetially flawless, making the game close to perfect.
lol GL getting everyone to agree with that. If you are insisting this thread just be about mmorpgs then you kind have buried it from out of the gate... Getting more then 3 people to share an opinion on these boards is like herding cats. ;) |
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Grand Theft Auto, especially GTA IV for the pc. |
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Jackio81
 Novice Member
Joined: 11/11/08
The MMO genre as a whole is a running joke considering a 5+ year old game is so dominant. |
Hmm, I'm impressed, I figured you ppl would have been at each others throats by now....maybe.
just maybe....
there's still hope for the MMO community...lol
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Here's my list.
Xenogears Final Fantasy 7 Call of Duty 4 Contra Resident Evil 4 Silent Hill 1 and 2. Legend of Dragoon Legend of Legendia Castlevania: Symphony of the Night Metroid Fusion |
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Shenmue 1 and 2 It was such a grand idea , and Yu Suzuki is my favorite game producer. Was really looking forward to Shenmue Online and the 3rd part of the saga :( "Freedom is just another name for nothing left to lose" - Janis Joplin |
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Anyone say Bionic Commando? Loved that game growing up.
Course my all time top 5 would be....... 1. Super Mario Brothers 2. Donkey Kong 3. Zelda 4. Ms Pac-Man 5. River City Ransom
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WTH 10 pages and no one said MEGA MAN ! |
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The game of love man. The game of love. |
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Mazin
 Apprentice Member
Joined: 5/10/09
It's time to kick ass and chew bubblegum, and I'm all outta gum. |
If you were around at the time everyone loved Mario Bros, it opened up video games to the masses sorta the same way WoW has done with MMO's. Chick or Dude if you were born in the '70s or early '80s you liked Mario Bros. |
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finally i found a thread worth posting. :D imho, maybe only Old Gamers may agree here, but North & South was a great game everyone loved to play back in 1989+ ^^ MMO-wise its hard to say, but i think Ultima Online and Star Wars Galaxies did a good job for me and many comrades. |
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Oracle of Ages and Seasons for the gameboy. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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Originally posted by dakatana QFT |
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well i try my list. (and yes i do remember pong) , it does look as if a lot of usd are the old farts though 1 wargasm ahead of its time 2 ultima I started me of in rpg's 3 track and field (garenteed to knacker your joystick) 4 C & C the first one 5 for flight sims i would have to go for tfx from did the graphics were amazing for the time. 6 for mmorg i will say ultima online since that what the first one i played on a 56k modem wopee. 
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XCOM: UFO Defense (1993) for PC. Voted best PC game of all time by IGN/PC Gamer twice, most recently just a week or two ago. 2007 - Best PC game of all time #1 I just finished playing through it again (yay for Steam), and it holds up well for being 16 years old. Instant classic. THE only game I find myself going back to over and over. |
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the amount of hours i played the first iwars . back when i was younger and probobly a good few pound lighter
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