favourite video games....

[kara]

The Last of Us 1 & 2.

I've just beaten the last two Resident Evil games, 7 & 8.

[Rockybigblower]

From the 80's....1942 and Galaga

Late 90's....Hidden and Dangerous

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Final Fantasy VII
Goldeneye
Zelda Ocarina of Time
Skyrim
God of War 4

[Citizen Koba]

From the 80's....1942 and Galaga

Late 90's....Hidden and Dangerous

H&D was incredible for it's time.

[Dakuwaqa]

Mousehead and Fonz

The Scarecrow screams at midnight

Hark! Hark! thats the door!

[Butt stuff]

Final Fantasy VII
Goldeneye
Zelda Ocarina of Time
Skyrim
God of War 4

FF7/8/9 were masterpieces imo. Spent my early teens smashing those games.

God of War and Last of Us 1/2 were what got me back into playing games again as an adult.

[Shadoww702]

NCAA Football 14!!!! EA says it's coming back!

And of course

Fight Night Champion!

[Madison Boxing]

The list is extensive though I lean towards CRPGs mostly, Baldurs Gate series, KoTR, Pathfinder I & II, NWN I & II, Wasteland series, PoE I & II. Special mentions from other genres: The Deus Ex series, VTMB, Dragon Age series, Mass Effect series, Elder Scrolls series, Borderlands series, X-Com family, Dishonored series.

Not finding much time recently TBH though... same as I ain't finding as much time to post on here. Seems like RL is kinda keeping me busy right now which is probably a good thing.

thats the best series for me, KOTR great too

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FF7/8/9 were masterpieces imo.

Agreed

God of War and Last of Us 1/2 were what got me back into playing games again as an adult.

God of War 5 is out in November, I'm booking some days off work to play it haha.

[Citizen Koba]

thats the best series for me, KOTR great too

More or less ME was Bioware developing on their experience of KOTOR for a story driven sci-fi RPG - only one in which they weren't dependent on a franchise and could develop it in the direction of their choosing. Almost simultaneously they did the same thing in the fantasy RPG genre when they developed the Dragon Age series to follow on from the Neverwinter Nights games although in that case they were moving away from the Wizards of the Coast (D&D) franchise rather than LucasArts.

IMO no one beats Bioware in the party based RPG genre when it comes to world building, strong character based storylines and epic scale adventures, although the actual gameplay ain't always their strong suit.