Favorite Video game of all time!

[nightglow]

Animal Crossing. So glad I gave it a try in 2020.
Before I was introduced, I would have to say my Favorite game would have been Pokemon Sapphire or The Messenger which I had a blast with.

Other games I have played and really enjoyed that could have gotten that title in the past if you asked younger me were WarioLand 4, Pokemon Crystal, Crash Bandicoot Warped, Gex 3 Deep Cover Gecko at the time I was 9 in the 90s and didn't pick up on the language but it was a fun game for it's time. And it is weird., and Primal Rage.
Though it may not count because I only played the demo in 1997, Medievil. I wanted that game but unfortunately I knew mom wouldn't let me get it.
Primal Rage was my favorite game for the longest time when I was little. And if they ever did a remaster of it, I think it could compete with Animal Crossing for me if they added more of a story to it. I mean they "kind of" have a "story thing".

 

[ManzarekMorrison]

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Even the manga is a masterpiece. I could play this game until I'm on my deathbed.
I'm a sucker for dark themes in video games. Scratches that little part in my head. However, Twilight Princess picks up my entire brain and scratches the entire thing. It's absolutely amazing. Even the water temple is amazing. The way you fight the bosses are amazing. Zant? One of my favorite antagonists in anything ever. Hyrule Castle? Best architecture ever. If Hyrule Castle Town were a place in real life, I'd move to it.
The only thing that could make this game better is if Link had a house in Hyrule Castle Town that I could customize and keep those little cats and dogs in. I would start levitating. That would be so incredibly amazing. I just...aaaaa

 

[Meadows]

Hmmm... probably spider-man for the ps4. The story telling was amazing, combat was fun, there was difficulty, and plenty of side activities.

 

[your local goomy]

As of now, probably either Star Fox 64 or Star Fox Assault. 64 is just a classic and Assault has a great story that wasn't afraid to stray away from the usual formula. But some of my favorite games in the Past that I still love now are Kirby Triple Deluxe, Sonic Rush (the music in this game practically defines my childhood lol), PokéPark Wii, Mario Kart Wii, and Pokémon SoulSilver.

 

[Sid]

Super Mario World
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy Kong's Quest
Chrono Trigger
Mega Man X
Super Punch-Out!!
Killer Instinct
Mortal Kombat II
Pokemon Yellow
Pokemon Gold
Pokemon TCG
Link's Awakening
Ocarina of Time
Majora's Mask
Pokemon Stadium
Pokemon Puzzle League
Perfect Dark
Bomberman 64
Animal Crossing
Twilight Princess
Super Smash Bros Melee
Metroid Prime
Resident Evil 4
Super Mario Galaxy
New Horizons =)

(also Halo, Halo 2, Halo 3, Oblivion, Skyrim, Fable, RE5, Psychonauts, KOTOR, etc)

my mind is going blank at this point

 

[-Mars-]

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[Prince_of_Galar]

Despite the reviews, Cyberpunk is a top contender for me. If you’ve ever considered getting it, I highly recommend it. The gameplay was fun and the story was pretty excellent.

 

[Louise_]

It would have to be Pokémon and animal crossing great games

 

[Newbiemayor]

Tough question but I think I'd have to go with legend of Zelda ocarina of time with paper mario and the thousand year door in second and Super mario sunshine coming in third

 

[CrazyMario64]

Supa Mar 3D world

 

[ZeldaCrossing64]

I like a lot of games, so it's hard to say. But I'm going to pick The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.

 

[Khaoticnoize187]

the world ends with you will always be the peak of the ds f this series to high heaven as the pricne would say

 

[Bluelady]

Nostalgia is definitely affecting me, but I’ll choose Fire Emblem Awakening. It was the introduction to my favorite series. Also, my first game with a serious plot line.

Rune Factory 4 would be a close second because I played that game after FEA; and the characters are just so charming.

 

[RemMomori]

I have MANY favorites so I'll list them out here

Super Mario Galaxy/ Galaxy 2: My Favorite 3d Mario and the game I thought about the most as a kid. Even while I was at school and writing in my diary all I could think about was mario galaxy! I've always liked space and Mario so putting those two things together makes me happy! Even after I've beat the game 100% I still want to do it all over again! Galaxy 2 was the first game I even beat to 100% completion (grandmasters let's go!)

New Super Mario Bros Wii: The first 2d Mario I played. I remember playing this game with my dad alot and it just has good memories for me.

Wii Fit Plus: I know, a fitness game, but my favorite minigame was the one where you ride around on the bike and explore the island. I would make up stories in my head on places to go and be on there for hours! I didn't do much of the actual exercises until I got older.

Go Vacation: The only reason this one is a favorite is because of the big Kawawii Island to explore! There are many secrets to find and I made my own characters to go on adventures and tell stories with. I have memorized what this island looks like now...

Splatoon (2/3): All of the Splatoon games. I tired the testfire on the Wii U and ended up liking the game way too much. I have been using rollers since the very start.

 

[Pate and Ketchup]

Kid Icarus Uprising! Even as a teenager I was a big fan of mythology and play an angel made me happy! I could fly (even if we don't control anything) and every level was beautiful and fun! But what I loved the most was the multiplayer. Two modes: six players, everyone playing for themselves, trying to do the more kills or the less death or the more points I don't really remember. The other, three vs three, kill someone made the lifebar of the team fading away. When no bar lasts, the player killed transformed into Pit or Dark Pit and the opposite team needed to kill him to have the victory. I had fun. I was good. I felt powerful lol.

 

[Flicky]

My favourite game changes often, but one that is very consistent is Dragon Quest Builders 2. There's just so much to do, the game offers you multiple islands to build, and I'm allowed a maximum of 60 villagers on each island, most of which I'm allowed to name myself for even further customization. I keep coming back to it over and over again just to build more areas and buildings. Most of the storyline NPCs are great characters too, and I tend to keep most of them on my main island.

I'm just sad that it seems unlikely that we'll ever see a Dragon Quest Builders 3...