Favorite Game of All Time

[Space-Ace-13]

What is your favorite video game of all time? It can be current or retro, from any video game system or online game market like PSN and XBOXlive... but you can only choose one.

For me it is Resident Evil 4. I love every game in this series from the first through number 5 (and I can barely wait for 6), but I think 4 was the ultimate achievement. The over the shoulder camera angle was a great addition to the game, the sighting with the guns was great, the scenery and levels were amazing, the enemies were creepy and original, it was challenging without being impossible, it had plenty of secrets and things to search for in the game, a ton of replay value (I beat it 5 or so times), great graphics, smooth gameplay, great extras like mercenaries mode... honestly I can't say anything bad about it. Just the perfect game for me

[8bitgamer]

Mr. Do! for the Super Nintendo. Great conversion of my favorite arcade game, plus a two-player battle mode.

[The Adventurer]

Monkey Island 2: Le Chuck's Revenge (PC)

[lkermel]

As for me, it has to be Katamari Damacy. It is still a game I play regularly. So addicting.

[Cloud121]

Super Metroid for Super Famicom, and then followed oh so closely by P.N. 03 for GameCube. It's almost a tie.

[tom]

Wizard's Crown on A8, best ever RPG out there, difficult as hell, I managed to finish it within a year.

[Flashback2012]

1. The Addams Family Pinball Machine (Arcade). It's always the first game that comes to mind whenever this topic comes up and it's ironic in that I don't own the machine (someday....oh, someday!).

Honorable Mentions...
Dragon Force (SAT)
Age of Mythology (PC)
Mega Man 2 (NES)
Jikkyou! Oshaberi Parodius (SFC)

[Ballermann2D]

Impossible for me to pin down just one all-time favorite game
Favorite game per genre - maybe

[markusman64ds]

When I feel like playing a game, I'll take out Super Mario 64 and play around a bit. Fun game with a lot of places to go. N64 is also my favorite multiplayer console. Mario Party, Super Smash Bros, GoldenEye, Donkey Kong 64, and Banjo-Tooie's multiplayer are all there.

And when I was young I loved Spyro 3. I got everything in it, but unfortunatly the disc doesn't work anymore

Also Minecraft. Another one of my favorite games. I can play for hours without getting bored.

[Natty Bumppo]

Hands down (for moi anyway), Dark Wizard for the Sega CD. Just so many things to do in that game.

[AceAerosmith]

Time Pilot, pissed away a fortune (for a 10 year-old) on that arcade gem. Now, I just pop in Konami Arcade Classics.

[marlowe221]

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

Nothing has topped this for me (yet). But I'm an open-minded guy.

[DeseoParadise]

Tetris of MegaDrive hehe

[PresidentLeever]

All kinds of favorites:
http://www.unikgamer.com/users/brinn...rtyg-2909.html
(Rocket Knight Adventures at the moment)

[RulerStabInTheEye27]

Conker's Bad Fur Day!

[hellraiser]

Resident evil 2. That game showed me that video games could be epics.

Strangely red dead redemption has recently given me that same feeling.

[wiggyx]

Either Zelda 3 or Super Mario World.

[Koa Zo]

Assault - arcade

I cant even put into words how awesome this game is.
Absolutely cutting edge graphics and sound for its time. Superbly realized so that it holds up perfectly today.
Timeless.

The tank controls provide a cirtifiable arcade experience.
Game intensity ramps up continually through all 11 levels.
No story text is presented, yet the graphic emvironments give the player a strong sence of the world and conflict. You are simply fighting to reclaim your homelamd. One tank against 100's.

I found out about Assault back when the SNES was revealed. I asked a school mate what scaling and rotation was and he said "you know, like that tank game over at the East Mall"
No, I didn't know. But when I found out, I was hooked.
Assault was, and forever will be, the perfect complement of music, graphics, challange, and control interface. When those drums and guitars kick-up in the BGM, and the screen is spinning and shifting lihtning fast around your tank, the two 4-way control-sticks awinging and snapping in unison and opposite each other, pure twitch finger action on the fire buttons, and whole body swaying and rocking in reaction to it all. Now that is one hype videogame!

also available on Namco Museum Vol.4, compatible with rotated vertical tv, and Sony Analog Joystick. The big Sony twin-sticks take a lot of getting used to, but still are a superb interface for Assault. On a PS2 it also plays a bit slower than the arcade. (I've yet to compare it on an original Playstation)

[RPG_Fanatic]

Zelda - A Link To The Past or Super Mario World on the Super Nintendo.

[Smashed Brother]

Easy - Castlevania Symphony of the Night

Perfect graphics, perfect gameplay that's not overly long and an amazing soundtrack that has to be in the top 5 of all time. Nothing can ever top this for me