Favorite video game ever

[reverie]

My favorite game will always be Kingdom Hearts. I love the RPG mixture of Final Fantasy and Disney as well <3 It's an amazing game and I'm excited the 3rd one comes out soon hopefully

[mit]

Bioshock Infinite. Nothing comes close (except for other Bioshock games lol).

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Sadly, I no longer play video games anymore.

[Matt]

Jan 16, 2016 22:42:27 GMT -6 mit said:

Bioshock Infinite. Nothing comes close (except for other Bioshock games lol).

I've actually never heard of that game before.

[Vincent Van Ghoul]

Jan 16, 2016 22:42:27 GMT -6 mit said:

Bioshock Infinite. Nothing comes close (except for other Bioshock games lol).

I thought the gunplay got really boring, really fast. But the Vigors certainly livened the game up.

And of course the story is just incredible, if a bit hard to grasp at times, but It's definitely a classic.

[mit]

Jan 17, 2016 13:08:23 GMT -6 Vincent Van Ghoul said:

Jan 16, 2016 22:42:27 GMT -6 mit said:

Bioshock Infinite. Nothing comes close (except for other Bioshock games lol).

I thought the gunplay got really boring, really fast. But the Vigors certainly livened the game up.

And of course the story is just incredible, if a bit hard to grasp at times, but It's definitely a classic.

Yeah, I see what you mean about the gunplay. Don't really care about going through all the desks and whatnot for loot either. But yeah, the story and atmosphere is amazing. I especially love the whole free will/choice aspect of the game. If you haven't played the DLC, I'd recommend it.

Matt
It takes place in a city in the sky. The scenery is pretty breathtaking. The first two games takes place in Rapture, a city at the bottom of the ocean. It's crazy stuff. lol

[Vincent Van Ghoul]

Jan 18, 2016 3:56:56 GMT -6 mit said:

But yeah, the story and atmosphere is amazing. I especially love the whole free will/choice aspect of the game. If you haven't played the DLC, I'd recommend it.

I feel like games like Infinite would benefit immensely if the focus was shifted from FPS elements as the means to progress, and focused more on the storytelling aspect. It feels like you can't have a AAA Title these days without obligatory action elements.
Like Uncharted 2, or 3 I honestly can't remember, where the story remained excellent, but the gameplay was a long line of quick time events, much like in any Assassin's Creed game after III.

I did play the first chapter of the DLC, only because of the new setting, I loved the first Bioshock largely due to the underwater setting, it really resonated with me.
Never got around to playing the rest though.

[mit]

Jan 28, 2016 19:11:56 GMT -6 Vincent Van Ghoul said:

Jan 18, 2016 3:56:56 GMT -6 mit said:

But yeah, the story and atmosphere is amazing. I especially love the whole free will/choice aspect of the game. If you haven't played the DLC, I'd recommend it.

I feel like games like Infinite would benefit immensely if the focus was shifted from FPS elements as the means to progress, and focused more on the storytelling aspect. It feels like you can't have a AAA Title these days without obligatory action elements.
Like Uncharted 2, or 3 I honestly can't remember, where the story remained excellent, but the gameplay was a long line of quick time events, much like in any Assassin's Creed game after III.

I did play the first chapter of the DLC, only because of the new setting, I loved the first Bioshock largely due to the underwater setting, it really resonated with me.
Never got around to playing the rest though.

Agreed. But then on the other end you have games like Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls that focus too much on story, to the point that it starts to get boring from a gaming perspective. I loved both of those games, but it felt like doing chores a lot of the time. Something in between would be nice.

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My favorite videogame ever is definetly Galaga where I set a record score of 1,225,300 points and played 108 rounds on the Playstation on March 12, 2001.

[Matt]

I've never heard of that game @kenwat77