Your favorite game of all-time?

[Zereaux]

Fallout 3

 

[147]

Games on systems that I've played:

2600: Pitfall
Intellivision: Tron Deadly Discs
NES: SMB3
SNES: Mega Man X
Game Boy: Dr. Mario
Genesis: Sonic the Hedgehog 3
3DO: D
PC: Full Throttle
Saturn: Virtua Cop
PlayStation: Final Fantasy VIII (No, that's not an extra I.)
Nintendo 64: 1080 Snowboarding
Dreamcast: Shenmue
Playstation 2: NFS Underground
Xbox 360: Super Street Fighter IV (I specifically bought the 360 for the game)
Playstation 3: Flow
Wii: Super Smash Brothers Brawl

 

[Breetai]

Games on systems that I've played:

2600: Pitfall
Intellivision: Tron Deadly Discs
NES: SMB3
SNES: Mega Man X
Game Boy: Dr. Mario
Genesis: Sonic the Hedgehog 3
3DO: D
PC: Full Throttle
Saturn: Virtua Cop
PlayStation: Final Fantasy VIII (No, that's not an extra I.)
Nintendo 64: 1080 Snowboarding
Dreamcast: Shenmue
Playstation 2: NFS Underground
Xbox 360: Super Street Fighter IV (I specifically bought the 360 for the game)
Playstation 3: Flow
Wii: Super Smash Brothers Brawl

No Turbografx-16/PC Engine or Neo Geo?

 

[Phogg]

I'm really old.

My favorite game of all time would be the Champions P&P RPG, followed by Starfleet Battles, and then City Of Heroes.

 

[AdamKane]

Rainbow Six

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

Nintendo Entertainment System (NES): Tie between: The Legend of Zelda and Metroid (both were truly innovative and "groundbreaking" during their time, classics in every sense of the word)

NEC Turbografx-16: Ninja Spirit (nearly as good as the "Ninja Gaiden" series on NES)

Sega Genesis: Ghouls N' Ghosts
Honorable mention: Sonic series

Gameboy: Tetris

SNK Neo Geo (Home/Arcade): Tie between: Samurai Showdown series and Metal Slug series

Super Nintendo: Tie between: Super Castlevania IV and Super Mario World,
honorable mentions: Super Metroid, Legend of Zelda Link to the Past, Contra III, Street Fighter II Turbo, and Super Mario All-Stars (one of the first and best "remakes" of classic games)

Capcom Play System I (Arcade): Street Fighter II: Champion Edition

Capcom Play System II (Arcade): Tie between: Marvel Super Heroes and Street Fighter Alpha 3
Honorable mention: X-Men: Children of the Atom

Sony Playstation: Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (the best Castevania game ever made in my opinion)
Honorable mentions: Metal Gear Solid, Tomb Raider series

Namco System 11 (Arcade): Tekken 2

Namco System 12 (Arcade): Soul Calibur
Honorable mention: Tekken 3 (easily the best Tekken game until Tekken 5)

Namco System 22: Rave Racer (technically 3rd game in Ridge Racer series)

Nintendo 64: Tie: Super Mario 64 and Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time
Honorable mention: Banjo Kazooie (actually better than Mario 64 in many ways)

Sega Dreamcast: Soul Calibur
Honorable mentions: Marvel vs Capcom 2, Tech Romancer, Sonic Adventure series, and Street Fighter III series

Windows games: World of Warcraft (played for a couple of years and for more hours than I would admit to)

Sony Playstation 2: Tie between: Tekken 5 and Gran Turismo 3-4
Honorable mentions: Metal Gear Solid 2-3, Final Fantasy X, Street Fighter Alpha Anthology *note* God of War I & II might rank higher with me, if I were to play through them and had I played them at the time they were released.

Gameboy Advance: Metroid Zero Mission (remake of the classic NES game with new content)

Nintendo Gamecube: Metroid Prime

Nintendo DS: New Super Mario Bros (fun game)

Sony PSP: Tie between: Tekken Dark Resurrection and God of War: Chains of Olympus

Nintendo Wii: New Super Mario Bros. (borrows from everything before it and adds more to make it the best Super Mario game ever created in my honest opinion, highly underrated at Gamespot)

Sony Playstation 3: Batman Arkham Asylum
Honorable mentions: Tekken 6, Marvel vs Capcom 3

Favorite system: Personal Computer, one word "Emulation", in other words Console + Arcade Emulation + PC games = more gaming than time.

 

[Anabeth]

So difficult to say, but probably:

Mario 64
Donkey Kong Country 64
Fable: Lost Chapters
Halo 3
Assassin's Creed 2
Theme Hospital

Can't think of any more at the moment but there's several

 

[johnthewitness]

Fallout 1 or 2.

 

[Kat85]

When I did play computer games my favorite game was the Sims 2. I could play that game for hours and hours. I dont know how popular the Sims is now though. I have briefly played the Sims 3 just to see what its like.

 

[Sistrin]

I am into MMO games, but don't always have much time to devote to one. Therefore I tend to stay with one once I get into it.

Lately those games have been Star Trek Online and Warhammer Online.

Warhammer has a dedicated fan base, and lately the population has been increasing a bit. It is a fun game, but I suppose if something else came along which I felt warrented my time I would go into it.

I tried SWTOR, hence my ICON, but am having trouble staying interested.

 

[Mikeownow]

Star craft and final fantasy 7

 

[Sistrin]

I used to play starcraft. I got tired of the online experience however. Too many backstabbers.

 

[alive2Christ]

The first Deus Ex and Max Payne.

 

[HeavensDisciples]

Call of Duty: World At War (Online for the Wii).

 

[Joyly]

Chrono Trigger and Earthbound for sure.

 

[Torrin]

the spyro series!

 

[Dewi Sant]

Simcity 4

 

[abysmul]

Advanced Dungeons and Dragons (Original and 2nd Ed.)
M.U.L.E. Was the first video game that really opened my eyes to video games (C64 if I recall)
World of Warcraft (PC) (I played WAY too much back in the day, WAY too much)
Skyrim (X360) Simply a breathtaking game, amazingly supported with DLC.