What is your all time most cherished game, regardless of genre/etc.

Most games I have the fondest memories of were on Dreamcast: Jet Grind Radio, Soul Calibur, Marvel vs. Capcom (1/2), SNK vs. Capcom, Shenmue, Rez, Seaman, Skies of Arcadia, Grandia II, Tony Hawk 2-- the list could go on and on.

thats funny because i had a great gaming experience with my dreamcast too, with soul calibur, shenmue, skies of arcadia, grandia ii, nfl 2k, nfl2k1, uhh forget the other fighting game name but it was like the first one out, it was pretty sweet. etc etc.

also i dunno if any of you people know about these 2 games, but the demos for them were the best. 1) dave miras bmx biking. in the demo there was a bail button and when you pushed it his limbs went all wanky and crazy. also his dead ragdoll body would fly into whatever you made it to, and my cousin and i spent endless hours just making this happen over and over, and still to this day i have never laughed harder or longer in my life.
2) MR DRILLER!!
 
Grim fandango, Like Full throttle it is like a movie to me, I love this game and don't mind restarting the computer 100 times just to play it. :)

Or tf2, or Braid.
 
Soooo many to list....

some that bring back childhood memories....
River City Ransom - NES (Kick, punch, run!)
Bubble Bobble - NES (one of the first games i remember playing...)

then I jumped to a Playstation about 10years later lol...
Final Fantasy 7, 8, 9... - PSX - So many wasted hours....

and finally for PC...
Quake II - played this for hours on end with friends
Starcraft - same idea
Diablo II - ...who needs sleep? :P

...and PLANTS VS ZOMBIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i only played the demo but this game is fun
 
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It might've been cheesy, and it definitely wasn't the best platformer of all time, but I've got a special place for the hundreds of hours put into this game--both the main adventure, and the side game taking care of the virtual pets, Chao.

The last great game in the series, imo.​
 
thats funny because i had a great gaming experience with my dreamcast too, with soul calibur, shenmue, skies of arcadia, grandia ii, nfl 2k, nfl2k1, uhh forget the other fighting game name but it was like the first one out, it was pretty sweet. etc etc.

also i dunno if any of you people know about these 2 games, but the demos for them were the best. 1) dave miras bmx biking. in the demo there was a bail button and when you pushed it his limbs went all wanky and crazy. also his dead ragdoll body would fly into whatever you made it to, and my cousin and i spent endless hours just making this happen over and over, and still to this day i have never laughed harder or longer in my life.
2) MR DRILLER!!

I had Dave Miras bmx biking for gamecube when my brother thought gamecube was better than ps2 (he still does for some reason) but that was an awesome game i loved it
 
Console: Zelda Wind waker ( i played this game for hours on my gamecube and still have not finished the game till this day.)
PC: Orginal Ghost recon ( you know the one were you cant see the guns? i played that for hours on end i was one of the best players in the game when i was 8. I still like to pop it in every once in a while to play. There are still servers if you look on xfire today.)
 
My cherished game is prolly between these three:

1. Final Fantasy VII
2. TIE Fighter
3. Super Mario Bros.
 
By far 007 for nintendo 64, goldeneye. I spent many o nights in high school playing multiplayer and not studying, barely graduated cause of that game :)
 
Super Mario 64 - the first game I remember ever playing, and its still one of my faves

Super Smash Bros- While i did recently admit that the second one is a better game (and my all time favorite game), there's still a soft spot in my heart for this game, link was my best character.

Star Fox 64- love this game, never actually beat it though, Well i did the robot ending (the fake ending for slackers) a bunch of times, and even killed the real guy once, but i died on the way out and have never gotten back to that spot, still a great game.

F-zero X- My favorite racing game. the soundtrack was cool (i have it on my iPod), the tracks were awesome, and the cars were just plain over the top and cool.

Medal of Honor: Rising Sun. My first FPS, (i got goldeneye 64 later, don't freak out) and while not the best game out there, it introduced me to the genre.

As you can tell, I was a nintendo kid, namely 64. other titles that didn't quite get cherished but i still loved were mostly on that system.
 
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