Best Game Ever?

[shawshank62]

Just curious as to what others view as the best game ever.

While i do think that many of todays games are really great (CoD, Halo, etc.) I still find that i get the most enjoyement from Tetris. Its simple yet complex, fun but frustrating. Its old school, yet found in many newer versions. Its a concept that is so simple (get 4 rows all filled for a tetris), but its hard to accomplish. Just a really kickass game.

[DanGrease]

Tetrix is a classic one, will never die out.
But if I do have to choose from all the games I have played and choose one of them to be the best game ever, I must say MOHAA. Still play it and I never get tired of it. Its just great when playing it on multiplayer and its just a great game.

dan

[Agent_Embryo]

I don't know. I haven't played them all.

[DanGrease]

Choose one from the ones you have played Agent.
We all want to know


dan

[Agent_Embryo]

Well I can't choose only one.

Fallout 2
Baldur's Gate
Motocross Madness 2
Neverwinter Nights
Unreal Tournament 2003

The list goes on. I don't think I have a definitive favorite. And the best game ever probably isn't even made yet.

[Xpander]

Daikatana??

[DanGrease]

And the best game ever probably isn't even made yet.

If you think like that (which most people do) then it will never be made either because they will come better games all the time.

dan

[Optimus Prime]

I'm going to have to pick Fallout 2, played through that so many times i've lost count. It's an amazing game.

[I2n0ld]

pc games:red alert, sudden strike 2 and age of empires.. i like strateg games..

for console, the only game i like for it is sports, nba2k series

[Dark_Link2135]

i would have to say either medievia or WCIII

wciii because the editor is so unlimited, the strategy so easy yet so deep, and the graphics so good even now

medievia for pure funness, and never getting stale, and being a great rpg

medievia is proof that graphics do not make the game, go to www.medievia.com and join up if you have not already, it is a text-based rpg which uses a dos-like client program to connect and interact