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Alundra. It's definitely my all time favorite in the genre.
Though I do revisit all the games in the library every once in a while (I stopped last time on DQ8... too much grinding), Alundra is the origin point on my gaming graph (And no, I don't mean it's my first... it's a math thing).
Descent: Freespace, Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and Wind Waker, though the latter two have lost a lot of their replay value for me.
I think I've played Majora's Mask more than any other three games combined. I used to restart my save file every Friday.
I'm sure there are others, but the one that comes to mind first is Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. I usualy pop that in every couple of years and play though. I can never seem to replay RPGs. The time investment generally keeps me from getting very far into it before I've moved on to something else, and without new story to keep me hooked an replay just doesn't last.
- Ultima 7 (both parts) every few years. Never seems to get old. I love the game's engine. I wish more games had an engine like that. :-/
- Smash Bros Melee - It's always there for me, ready to be jumped upon and played like a fiddle. Or a video game, I suppose. Quit being so literal. Oh or Brawl. Don't care which.
- Serious Sam - Any of them. It's all good. Much fun all around.
- Doom - The GZDoom port, to be specific, and generally with some large mapset and the Aeons of Death 6 modifier. Far too much fun.
- Unreal Tournament 3 - (again, any of them. But I have 3 available from Steam at all times.) It's just "start and play." What could be simpler.
- All DS Castlevania games. Also an engine I can love.
I also seem to play Deus Ex a lot.
One of my favorite things to do is get the Skeleton Key, go to Cove, move Rudyom's chair outside, then when he goes out to sit I use the key to lock both doors. The poor insane mage runs about trying to get back into his house.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadowTiger
I made an entire mansion in Serpent Isle, near the Sleeping Bull Inn. I mean a whole mansion. Basement and everything. It's awesome.
There's a lot of games I go back to, especially Zelda Games, but one that I know that I will always be going back to is Chrono Trigger. How could I have possibly missed out on that game for so long?
My downright favorite old game is Pikmin 2. It just has so much replay value for me, especially doing different challenge runs through the game. I just decided to replay it again and I'm trying to do the 7-day run.