What Game Would You Like To Play Again For the First Time?

[Breetai]

plus you guys both like doing karate in the garage.

yep. I'm Ryu and s1mple is Ken. were brothers like that. here we are on the garage sparring: (see s1mple with his Muay Thai Kick on me)

I want that garage. How much is it shipped to Canada?

[fastbilly1]

Super Mario RPG and Indiana Jones Fate of Atlantis. Both are very good games that I love and have played through many times (I do a run of each about every other year). But Fate of Atlantis is a game that I can never grow tired of. My girlfriend and I have started playing games together, either as a team in hotseat or coop, and seeing some of the games that I love through her eyes, makes me love them even more. Its not the same, but it is as close as I can get to it.

[NesimLE]

One such game for me is MapleStory (MMO I sunk a lot of time into a few years ago, I'd love to re-live some of my early experiences in that game, but only if the game was the same as it was back then.)
Also, Pokemon. It's always fun to play a Pokemon game not knowing in advance which pokemon are the best for your team. That's part of why I enjoyed playing White so much.

[BurningDoom]

did i mentioned we both love the N64? and we rocked as a team on Goldeneye Wii.

Also true. We were pretty much unstoppable on the Wii.

plus you guys both like doing karate in the garage.

lol. Favorite non-porn magazine to masturbate to?

[AznKhmerBoi]

Ocarina of Time & Shenmue

[Pulsar_t]

None. But there are quite a few that I wish I'd never bothered with.

[Key-Glyph]

When we were kids there was no such thing as a bad game. Every thing was completely remarkable just because it existed. That is what I wish I could experience again.

i played the hell out of Bubsy.

Oh, this game. I called my childhood best friend was a liar when he told me he'd beaten the final boss of Bubsy, I was so convinced it couldn't be done.

Apparently it could be -- but it took him a good portion of the afternoon to prove it, it was so hit-or-miss.

I think it's a testament to the power our friendship that it was strong enough to survive Bubsy.

[Key-Glyph]

Used to hang out at the library every summer and play all the educational games they had all day, including this one called The Oregon Trail

Ahhh, Apple II computers in the library. Those were the days.

I still have my (fully functional) Apple IIe, Okidata printer, and games. In fact, the image I used is a scan I made myself about ten minutes before posting because I couldn't find that particular piece of cover art on the internet.

And now I'm eyeing eBay lots of Microzine games... >__<

[ExedExes]

Used to hang out at the library every summer and play all the educational games they had all day, including this one called The Oregon Trail

Ahhh, Apple II computers in the library. Those were the days.

I still have my (fully functional) Apple IIe, Okidata printer, and games. In fact, the image I used is a scan I made myself about ten minutes before posting because I couldn't find that particular piece of cover art on the internet.

And now I'm eyeing eBay lots of Microzine games... >__<

Yah they had all kinds of neat games -- I remember ones from Sunburst Communications -- they were educational titles but really neat. Other ones included Rocky's Boots, Carmen Sandiego (of course), Space Math, and they had this old magazine-style disk that had interactive experiments and games in them and stuff -- but Oregon Trail along with the other MECC games (Number/Word munchers) took all my time -- ha!

[Jerkface Killah]

BIOSHOCK.

When the demo came out about a month before the game, I had a big debate with myself whether to play it or not. I knew I was going to buy the game, so I wasn't sure if I wanted to spoil the experience. I decided to play it. I waited until the evening, turned the lights off, put headphones on, and strapped if for an experience like no other. I remember after the opening cut-scene, I didn't even know I was in control of the character, swimming in the ocean. And as I rode in the bathysphere, heading deep into the ocean, I was entranced by Andrew Ryan's voice. And when they unveiled Rapture, I got chills. It was amazing. Not to mention all of the twists that game takes. Can't wait for Infinite.