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BengaBenga on 16 October 2007

1. Super Mario Bros (1,3, world)
2. Mario Kart (all)
3. Fifa 05 (with roommates/friends)
4. Zelda:OoT
5. Fire Emblem PoR
6. Streetfighter II Turbo
7. Age of Empires
8. Zelda: LttP
9. Tetris
10. Sonic (1+2)



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makingmusic476 on 16 October 2007

Mario Kart 64
LoZ: Ocarina of Time
Super Mario 64
SSBM (soon to be replaced by Brawl)
Age of Mythology
CS: Source
SF 3: Third Strike
Way of the Samurai
Supreme Commander
Battle for Midle-Earth 2



Ishy on 16 October 2007

Well I replayed Metal Gear Solid : Twin Snakes 11 times...

@ dejackso... I understand what you mean about despising speed-runs...



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Games purchased since December 30th 2006:
GBA:The Legend of Zelda:The Minish Cap
DS:Lunar Knights, Pokemon Diamond, The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass ,Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Hotel Dusk:Room 215, Mario vs DK 2: March of the Mini's and Picross DS
PS2: Devil May Cry 3:Dante's Awakening, Shadow of the Colosuss, Sega Mega Drive Collection, XIII , Sonic Mega Collection,Fifa 08 and Fifa 09.
GC:Fight Night Round 2
Wii VC:Super Mario 64 ,Lylat Wars ,Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, Super Castlevania IV, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Streets of Rage, Kirby's Adventure, Super Metroid, Super Mario Bros. 3, Mega Man 2Street Fighter 2 Turbo: Hyper Fighting,Wave Race 64 and Lost Winds

Wii: Sonic and the Secret Rings, Godfather:Blackhand Edition, Red Steel, Tony Hawks Downhill Jam, Eledees, Rayman Raving Rabbids, Mario Strikers Charged Football,Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Super Mario Galaxy,House of the Dead 2 and 3 Return, Wii Fit, No More Heroes and Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

X360: Spider Man
PS3: Resistance: Fall of Man

 

 

 

 

Gamerace on 16 October 2007

1. Smash Bros Melee (Brawl) wasted more hours than on any game ever.
2. Ms. Pacman
3. other arcade classics
4. GTA (I'm amazed not to see this on all the lists)
5. Unreal Tournament
6. Burnout
7. Wii Sports
8. Tiger Woods
9. Kirby 64 (whatever it was called - loved that game)
10. Mario Strikers



 

Dejackso on 16 October 2007
Gamerace said:
1. Smash Bros Melee (Brawl) wasted more hours than on any game ever.
2. Ms. Pacman
3. other arcade classics
4. GTA (I'm amazed not to see this on all the lists)
5. Unreal Tournament
6. Burnout
7. Wii Sports
8. Tiger Woods
9. Kirby 64 (whatever it was called - loved that game)
10. Mario Strikers

 

I've never even finished a GTA...I tend to get bored with those games about 5 hours into it.  It's fun for awhile though. 

I forgot about the original Wing Commander...I played the hell out of that one. 



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nathantay on 16 October 2007

Sorry for double post



         

nathantay on 16 October 2007
  1. Sim City 4- PC
  2. Halo- Xbox
  3. Perfect Dark- N64
  4. Shining Force 3- Saturn
  5. NiGHTS into Dreams- Saturn
  6. Sonic Mega Collection- Gamecube
  7. Panzer Dragoon Saga- Saturn
  8. Oblivion- 360
  9. Dead Rising- 360
  10. Tomb Raider- saturn


         

ArkFullofSorrow on 16 October 2007
Sullla said:

I'm a bit surprised by some of the games listed here; they may be very well made, but "replayability" is a different subject. I mean, I love the Final Fantasy games, but they don't have much replay value (at least, the highly linear recent ones don't). The story is still the same each time, after all...

Lemme see, most replayable games... baseball, football, bowling.... Wait, you're talking video games? Well that's a horse of a whole new color.

I'll have to agree with the quoted sentiment. How many times am I really going to play a staunchly linear 50 hour RPG?

As far as my most replayed games... There's a difference between most time spent playing and most times playing a certain game. Certain classic arcade games (Galaga, Pac-Man, Asteroids, et al... I pretty much consider Tetris to be in this category) I could likely play every day for a few minutes. Games I've spent the most time playing, I maybe played them once (certain RPGs break the hundred hour mark), but I'll never return to them again.

 As far as games played all the way through or much of the way through multiple times, which is how I've come to define replayability, on my list we have the early Final Fantasies (I-V). I've bought and played every reversion of FFI & FFII. Convenient considering I'm usually jonesing for another play through of FFI every couple years and this is when about the remakes come. Also, the early Mario games and early Castlevania games come to mind when I'm confronted with this question.



Yeah, pretty much
Rubang B on 16 October 2007

Well for me personally....

1. Super Mario Bros. (I've beaten it at least a thousand times, including just last night, damn speed run addiction)
2. StarCraft
3. Super Smash Bros. Brawl
4. Tetris
5. NBA Jam Tournament Edition
6. Katamari Damacy
7. Super Mario Strikers
8. Street Fighter II
9. Mario Kart DS
10. Guitar Hero 2



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cool48 on 16 October 2007

1.Ratchet and Clank