Even then your sarcasm meter should be getting astronomical readings.
That too.
I’d call you retarded if it wasn’t blindingly obvious.
Far Cry 2
TOCA 3
Crash Bandicoot
Assassin’s Creed II :awesome:
Its unrepetitive because the DRM acts up in different ways every time!
Of all the time I’ve spent in my lifetime playing games, Diablo II unequivocally has the majority of the pie. Between the release version, the LoD expansion, and mods (mainly Hell Unleashed) I have built/raised dozens of characters with dozens of builds/gearsets, and like Fishy-fish said, every single time you play the game, the monsters, maps, shrines, item drops, etc. are uniquely generated (minus those that drive the game story, such as act bosses).
Two thumbs up for D2 
But three for D1. :hmph:
Hm. My most-playtime games would probably be Super Smash Bros. (either 64 or Melee) and GTA: San Andreas.
After beating San Andreas, I invented this sport called Carsurf Hitchhiking.
https://www.ablanknotebook.com/viewvid.php?v=Carl_Johnson_Hitchhiker&i=0
It doesn’t have many rules.
QFT
Assassins creed 1 (JOKING)
Really, games are based on mechanics, theres no way a game can be “unrepetitive”. In the other hand I must say that I enjoyed playing battlefield games for years without getting bored. I will get bad company 2 when I finish playing Mass Effect and Assassins Creed 2.
Oblivion
Super Smash Bros. was the stuff[/SIZE] back in the old Nintendo 64 days.
shit man Comrade Kirby (painted red) is invincible on my watch in the N64 version.
That rock-move smashes foes like the combined might of every proletarian hammer!
When i meant repetitive i meant games like Protype and Assassins Creed.
I only needed 5 minutes of Prototype to confirm that I would suffer a slow death by boredom playing it.
If we are talking about games being sheer addicting, then my vote goes to the Monster Hunter series and Tetris.
I’ve beaten tetris three or four times.
Edit: Damn! I just played one game after having mentioned this, and got 2 lines away from making that “four or five times”!!!
Before you doubt me, know that I play “Tetris Classic” (tetrisc.exe), and have discovered that if you manage to get 10 lines within level 10 (which is a pretty hard level), the game glitches you up to level 11, which is permanent in having an incorrect background, the speed of level 1, and a maxed out score of 999,999. One may continue playing at that mode until they tire of building lines, or get stuck with a truly awful series of blocks that cannot be cleared. I consider that glitched mode to be beating the game.
metalslug x and 3 , otherones are good 2 ,