When you're playing a game and it just [i]feels right[/i]. It feels fresh and fun, and like you're enjoying a true, quality gaming experience. [b][i]Star Wars: Battlefront[/i][/b] and [b][i]Halo: Combat Evolved[/i][/b] are two common examples of games that give off this vibe.
What games do you feel have that [i]certain something[/i]? And more importantly, what do you think it is that creates that feeling?
[i]03.11.2015 11:51 AM CT[/i]
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Halo 3/reach Destiny That's about it
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-Legend of Zelda: Windwaker and Twilight princess -Star Wars: Republic Commando and Battlefront 2 -Monster Hunter Tri -Halo 3 -Super Smash Bros Melee -Terraria -Halo Wars -Battlefield Bad Company 2
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Skyrim. I love getting mugged, because they think they can win.
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I know this topic is a big time excuse to go on a nostalgia trip, but I'll leave that to everyone else. The most recent release I had that feeling with was... Dragon Age Inquisition. I'm on my second playthrough and, hot damn, it is a [i]game[/i].
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I feel like I am in the minority of the minority when it comes to Halo CE. I flat out do not like the game. Singleplayer, or multiplayer. But I'll talk about MP here. The spawns in Halo CE (for MCC) are without a doubt, above and beyond, the WORST I have ever encountered in a video game before. Watching one or more enemy players spawn 10 feet in front of me is horrifying, and turns me off the game. It feels like there is a delay when I press the jump button, and when I actually jump. The hit detection is inconsistent. People are ice skating around the map. Grenades are nukes. For all the praise Halo 1 gets as the "best Halo MP", I sure as shit do not see it. I'll play the game if it comes up in a playlist, but I will never touch the Halo CE playlist.
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Exploring a new path in Dark souls 2
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I haven't found a recent game with that X-factor, although Rayman 2 is an example of one with that 6th element.
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Can't really define what the certain something is that really hooks me on a game. All I know is that 2014 was devoid of certain somethings.
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Darksouls.
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Spyro and Crash. Something about those early games were amazing and I still love those games today. Loved going on a grand adventure and visiting different worlds that had very different worlds to explore and find hidden area's and secrets.
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Star Wars battlefront 2 Ratchet and Clank Spyro Etc.
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Dark souls, Morrowind, and all of the Metroid games. [spoiler]Well, except for one......[/spoiler]
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Dark Souls Or most Elder Scrolls game I think big immersive worlds that feel like they really live and breathe are what gives the game that special something.
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Warframe and GTA [spoiler]MCC when it's fixed[/spoiler]
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Edited by El Tocadiscos PR: 3/12/2015 2:32:59 AMPokemon Emerald and Halo 3
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Sly Cooper
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Halo Reach and Titanfall
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Skyrim or halo 2
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Completely different genre, but I decided to give Rayman Legends a go because run its free, and I couldn't put it down, game design at its finest, no gimmicks just fun challenging platforming
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Doom, it felt good every time I played it. Loved the music and sound design was also pretty special at the time. Enemies and weapons etc were great. I can't really nail one thing that made it special, all the different elements came together to make one fantastic game.
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Just cause 2
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The Ace Combat games, especially these three, are very well-crafted experiences with few flaws. Fun gameplay backed up by great stories and characters, with interesting settings and great atmosphere, and amazing soundtracks. It's just pure fun.
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To me, it's any game with a grand adventure and/or nostalgic feel. Even if its something I've never played before. But... [quote] [i]03.11.2015 11:51 AM CT[/i][/quote] What the hell is this?
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Edited by ch33zy burrito: 3/11/2015 8:44:14 PMThat double post
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Halo 3 and Zelda Ocarina of Time are good exampkes for me
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The latest Tomb Raider