10-02-2007, 11:40 AM
I'll continue with some.
Freespace 2 for the PC
I'm sure you guys have seen space shooter titles like Colony Wars for the PSOne and the Wing Commander series for the PC, but this title is simply the best space shooter game I've ever played. The game stays with me not only because of the graphics (They are dated by todays standards, as the game was released in 1999) and gameplay but because no other game has aver invoked the feeling of despair over the presence of an unstoppable enemy as the one you face in Freespace 2. The story is as epic as different space opera shows like Battle Star Galactica and Babylon 5, though I still think Freespace 2 is still better than them both in terms of story :p. Coincidentally, if you do watch the aforementioned space operas, then you should definitely give Freespace 2 a shot. In case of legal matters, you can legally make copies of the game and distribute it to friends or acquaintances as long as no money is involved (says so in the license agreement mentioned in the wiki :p).
Resident Evil 4 for the GC, PS2, PC and Wii
One of the few mainstream games that I'll be playing again over the course of time simply because I like role-playing Leon with different weapons from the beginning and the zombie killing action is amazingly stress relieving.
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night for the PSone, Sega Saturn, XBOX360
I'm sure you guys have heard or played it, but for still those who are not in the know, its a side scrolling action RPG that puts you in the role of Alucard, Count Dracula's son, who is trying to solve the mystery of Castlevania's early reappearance, and thus the early resurrection of the evil count as well. Gameplay is reminicent of side scrolling beat 'em up games but executed with style and an amazing soundtrack and beautifully detailed backgrounds. Quite possibly the most fun 2D game I've ever played (though the graphics are not as close as Odin Sphere for the PS2 however). I still have a copy and I play it once in a while just to tour some of the more exotic areas in the castle such as the catacombs and the underground passages.
Pinball, mobile game
It can be any version. It just kills time since the ball goes at random directions, making no 2 plays similar to each other.
Now thanks to you Grimlok, I'll look into some old RPGs now (I'll try getting the GBA version of FF6, and no I haven't played it yet). I've been hearing a lot about Monkey Island games even when I was in early high school, but I never gave it a shot (
what have I been missing??!).
Nix I'm not really into puzzle games, though I'm willing try if its pretty addictive.
Strawhat_luffy, I too play Ace Combat 4 and a lot more than Ace Combat 5/0 because it really feels like a war is going on :p. I also haven't finished any of the Xenosaga games
) I'd play bioshock as well if only my PC could handle it
Freespace 2 for the PC
I'm sure you guys have seen space shooter titles like Colony Wars for the PSOne and the Wing Commander series for the PC, but this title is simply the best space shooter game I've ever played. The game stays with me not only because of the graphics (They are dated by todays standards, as the game was released in 1999) and gameplay but because no other game has aver invoked the feeling of despair over the presence of an unstoppable enemy as the one you face in Freespace 2. The story is as epic as different space opera shows like Battle Star Galactica and Babylon 5, though I still think Freespace 2 is still better than them both in terms of story :p. Coincidentally, if you do watch the aforementioned space operas, then you should definitely give Freespace 2 a shot. In case of legal matters, you can legally make copies of the game and distribute it to friends or acquaintances as long as no money is involved (says so in the license agreement mentioned in the wiki :p).
Resident Evil 4 for the GC, PS2, PC and Wii
One of the few mainstream games that I'll be playing again over the course of time simply because I like role-playing Leon with different weapons from the beginning and the zombie killing action is amazingly stress relieving.
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night for the PSone, Sega Saturn, XBOX360
I'm sure you guys have heard or played it, but for still those who are not in the know, its a side scrolling action RPG that puts you in the role of Alucard, Count Dracula's son, who is trying to solve the mystery of Castlevania's early reappearance, and thus the early resurrection of the evil count as well. Gameplay is reminicent of side scrolling beat 'em up games but executed with style and an amazing soundtrack and beautifully detailed backgrounds. Quite possibly the most fun 2D game I've ever played (though the graphics are not as close as Odin Sphere for the PS2 however). I still have a copy and I play it once in a while just to tour some of the more exotic areas in the castle such as the catacombs and the underground passages.
Pinball, mobile game
It can be any version. It just kills time since the ball goes at random directions, making no 2 plays similar to each other.
Now thanks to you Grimlok, I'll look into some old RPGs now (I'll try getting the GBA version of FF6, and no I haven't played it yet). I've been hearing a lot about Monkey Island games even when I was in early high school, but I never gave it a shot (
what have I been missing??!).Nix I'm not really into puzzle games, though I'm willing try if its pretty addictive.
Strawhat_luffy, I too play Ace Combat 4 and a lot more than Ace Combat 5/0 because it really feels like a war is going on :p. I also haven't finished any of the Xenosaga games
) I'd play bioshock as well if only my PC could handle it
