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[Ranga14]

I've gotten into Halo Wars some, it's cool, love the story.

[Missa]

at the moment my game would have to be bioshock <3

[Ranga14]

You might like this then;

[Lexxy]

Probably COD4 but I enjoy Bioshock, Doom, and Half Life 2 also Fatal Frame makes me shriek so I like to play it

[Ranga14]

Which Doom? I can't wait for Doom 4, should be more details coming out very soon.

[Nano2000]

I can't wait for Bioshock 2!!! Playing as a proper (Prototype) Big Daddy will be amazing! And the big sisters looks sweet, can't wait to kick their asses.

[Ranga14]

Don't worry Nano, Big Daddy is right here for you whenever you need.

[magikero28]

Probably COD4
but I enjoy Bioshock, Doom, and Half Life 2
also Fatal Frame makes me shriek so I like to play it

Me and my cousin played Fatal Frame 3. Hated when the ghosts visit Rei's house

[Ranga14]

Halo 3 ODST, yeah, I know, I'm a fanboy, lol.

[hanson]

there are lots of game to list..but i love online games....

[Ranga14]

there are lots of game to list..but i love online games....

Referring to wow?

[H@ndzDwn]

My favorite games are Conkers Bad Fur Day..for the N64 and Halo 3...of course Halo3 comes out on top.

I've been looking for Conker's Bad Fur Day evvvverywhere! Apparently it's crazy expensive? I had so much fun with that game!

[Pakman]

Gaylo shmaylo. It's a hard choice between several different games and my mood at the time. However, the original Quake stands out always, since that was my first foray into a proper "3D" PC game (Doom and all previous games were kinda considered 2.5D since the models were 2d sprites), and modding a game. Nothing after that allowed me to mod with ease using my basic programming skills so I never got into them as much. I must have played and modded Quake since I first got it in the summer of '97 (it was still $50, almost a year after its release I think) all the way up to 2003, when I had a damn hard drive crash and lost my mod files I had worked on over the past 4 years.. Plus the included CD music tracks for the game were pretty awesome! While the game originally allowed the end user to modify the game via new maps, monsters and gameplay via 3rd party software and high level "Quake C," the Quake engine itself remained the same. But later ID Software had released the actual game engine for free around 2001 or 2002, I forget the exact year. That basically allowed the Quake community to develop all sorts of creative game engine mods; some simple graphical updates to help refresh the game from its original DOS/Windows OPEN GL roots, and others changed the engine and game to some other type altogether. Aside from that I have a few others - Primal Rage, Supreme Commander:FA. Actually there are so many I can't think of any right now.