Favorite Video Games/Video Game Moments

Rain · November 2013

In no order..Mass Effect SeriesChrono CrossFinal Fantasy VII/VIIIMan, so many moments in Mass Effect stick out...it's for sure on of the best series ever made.

LiquidChaos66 · November 2013

danielzreyes · November 2013

Many years ago my brother and I made a bet when we played Contra on the regular NES. The bet was to see how far we can get using only one life. I went first, ..... I went ahead and beat the game with that one life. That's probably my best video game moment ever.

Ken Light · November 2013

danielzreyes:
Many years ago my brother and I made a bet when we played Contra on the regular NES. The bet was to see how far we can get using only one life. I went first, ..... I went ahead and beat the game with that one life. That's probably my best video game moment ever.

I've been playing this like crazy, it's all I can do to beat the game on one continue with the Konami code. You, sir, are a freak.

slamb@cigar.com · November 2013

Right now: Rome II Total War; Battlefield 4; Rift; LOTR:online;

Rain · November 2013

slamb@cigar.com:
Right now: Rome II Total War; Battlefield 4; Rift; LOTR:online;

I got Rome II the day it came out. I wish they would have made the characters more interactive. Love how they made legions more RPG like, but I feel like the characters could be made more...interactive? Personally, when one general dies, I don't feel too much of an attachment.

slamb@cigar.com · November 2013

Yea I agree there, but the physics are really well done, the maps are gorgeous as well as the character models. Way better then Shogun II, but still not as good as Napoleon--then again I'm a military historian and have an affinity for the 19th century, so I have a special place in my heart for that one. Still Rome II is great and the new Blood and Gore DLC makes it even more fun.

Rain · November 2013

slamb@cigar.com:
Yea I agree there, but the physics are really well done, the maps are gorgeous as well as the character models. Way better then Shogun II, but still not as good as Napoleon--then again I'm a military historian and have an affinity for the 19th century, so I have a special place in my heart for that one. Still Rome II is great and the new Blood and Gore DLC makes it even more fun.

Yeah, Blood and Gore should have come standard, though. At least in Shogun 2, watching units fight was cool. Before the DLC in Rome 2, units just kind of blobbed together. Still a fan, though.