1: Team Fortress 2
Finding it very fun, even after about 750 hours. Really, all I play now-a-days is Versus Saxton Hale, TF2 Randomizer, and TF2Ware, but still, it entertains me.
2: Fallout: New Vegas
I’m just finding it very fun. Can’t quite put it in words, but even though I already beat the game, I am going for another ending.
3: Skyrim
Getting kind of repetitive, but that’s because my brother keeps deleting my damned saves <.<. But still, I’m enjoying it. Very fun…
You just surprised me even more.
Never heard of gog.com before? It’s THE online gaming shop for cheap old games. It’s a godsend for nostalgics.
You should also check out https://www.greenmangaming.com if you want a great alternative to Steam’s store. Almost everyday they run crazy discounts on new games and most of the time the games are cheaper than in Steam.
I can tell by your avatar 
Mine would be:
Half-Life 1 because escaping Black Mesa is ssssoooooooooo much fun! And killing Nihilanth’s fat ass is fun to watch at the end. Barneys are fun to fuck with. thats all.
Half-Life 2: Slaying the combine race is top priority. I shot a combine soldier in the head with the Trusty Shotgun (double-barrel mode) and he did a FLIP! I love the physics in hl2.
DOOM series : Kick ass. nuff’ said.
:rolleyes:
1 Half Life
2 Half Life 2, Ep 1 & Ep 2
3 Left 4 Dead/L4D2
So. This was applied to Skyward Sword too.
Unfortunately.
Silent Hill 2: As a writer, I can surely say that the writing in this game combines both the melancholy and symbolism that put Steven King to shame – I assure you. I walked away from that game with something from every vector. The soundtrack was beautiful and done by Akira Yamoaka whom is now one of my favorite musicians; The voice actors are interesting people in real life aswell; And without sounding too discursive, the game made changed me into a calmer man.
Starcraft & Broodwar: This game’s simple and direct plot has to be one of the most fun and relate-able to date. It mimics American and European history realistically with a lot of well written dialogue and fun gameplay. It also separates three distinct races that you can play pending on your style -Zerg for me- and preference. The game’s cut-scenes are drenched in overwhelming violence and cutting edge dialogue. This game perfectly represents Human Being’s stero-types in a dark and wet nature. Great title.
Half Life 2: This game’s atmosphere and environment mimic my own writings and ideas so well, that I actually envy the writers for portraying it so well. I, personally, side with the Combine and adore Dr. Breen. In fact, I hate Gordon Freeman and hope he either fails at the end or realizes that what he is doing is futile or unnatural.
The limit is three, so I can’t get into Resident Evil 1-4 and Bioshock.
My favorite games are changing all the time. But for games I continually come back to and enjoy, I’d have to say Left 4 Dead 2 and the Half-Life series are definitely pretty far up the list. It’s possible Oblivion is going to join them soon; I’m 150 hrs in on my first character and atm am still largely ignoring the main quest line after having closed the gate by Bruma. What a game.
Spyro the Dragon
Halo
Jade empire (really god damn underrated)
Edit: Put the original Wipeout in place of Jade empire actually.
Besides the whole Half-Life series:
1. Amnesia: The Dark Descent - Gameplay is awesome, great atmosphere, and scary. :S
2. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - Good storyline, modern combat, (first Call of Duty I bought so there’s some additional nostalgia to me although it was just four years ago), and awesome Pripyat mission.
3. Borderlands - Long playtime, good atmosphere, interesting graphics.
It’s because gaming tech marches on, and sometimes it’s tough to distinguish nostalgia from actual gaming quality. Think of the original “Rocket Knight Adventures” - some people may think it’s timeless and awesome (like myself), with tight controls and ever-charming visuals, but others may simply think it’s just another Genesis era attitude rodent from their time with “Rocket Knight” (the latest game, released for XBLA/PSN. Very much in the spirit of the original but the control isn’t quite as tight).
I’m really disappointed with the lack of newer games in your post.
What are you a nostalgia faggot or something?
Frankly, we should have separate lists for both types- top three retro and top three 6/7gen.
Retro picks:
Top 3 Modern:
Top 3 Retro:
1 - Doom
2 - Mortal Kombat 3
3 - Worms
Top 3 Modern:
1 - Batman Arkham Asylum/City
2 - Assassin’s Creed 2
3 - Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Retro:
Modern:
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