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PC game-wise, there's only one game I want:
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b8...7447627-00.jpg http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b8...TIEFighter.jpg Best.PC.Game.Ever. Normally I'd say nothing is perfect, but this is. Why hasn't LA re-released it yet? As for consoles, I have no idea. |
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(Truth be told - Lucasarts re-released this several times, the last one being a bargain bin Collector's Edition for Win95/98. It hasn't been out since because the spacesim market is all but forgotten and no one makes or buys joysticks anymore. Also: X-Wing Alliance didn't do as well as they had hoped.) (However, if you're looking for a fix, I cannot more highly recommend the offical strategy guide by Prima Books. Its your usual "Heres How To Do It" - but its written so each mission ends with a couple paragraphs or pages of a story. More or less, the entire game is turned into a novelization. Its absolutely fantastic.) |
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Oh, I know about those re-releases, but they don't work so well on newer machines. At least it doesn't on mine. My only joystick (it was the Logitech Wingman Extreme, awesome stick) is reallllly squeaky and old now. There's also a chance LA will release it on Steam though as they already released several games on the service. *crosses fingers*
As for strategy guides, it must be quite old.I guess I can try looking for it. |
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I can still run TIE Fighter Collector's CD ROM just fine with regular old Windows XP Compatibility Mode. |
Hot damn, you're right. I must look into getting one then!
Oops I guess I should mention the version I have is the original one for DOS. For some reason I thought I had the re-release. I tried using DOSBOX once and I couldn't get the sound to work right. It was really scratchy. *le sigh* I guess I can check Ebay for the Win version if you say it runs fine. Does it support gamepads? I have one. |
Look around. TIE Fighter is one of those games that goes for $60 on Ebay for no reason - and goes for under $10 on Amazon.
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Once again you save me money. Thanks! I was just checking on Ebay and noticed the prices. Can't wait to play this game again.
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damn only one game that is a tough one. I would probaly be stuck choosing between aoe2:tc or bf2 I wasted 100s of hours on both games and still play them these days. aoe2 has fun mp and some great usermade campaings and well bf2 I love the mp about that game.
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Age of Empires 2 is actually a decent choice (if that's what you're saying, I honestly can't tell since you've only given an acronym).
I remember spending hours on a Three Kingdoms campaign, and I could realistically see myself redoing and tweaking all sorts of conflicts for an indefinite period of time. |
If I could have the same amount of fun playing a single game originally, extended indefinitely, then I'd have to go with this:
However, if I'm hedging my bets, then I'd agree with zOrg (and his foul shadowy allies), that Dwarf Fortress is the way to go. http://www.forsako.com/GFF/GuybrushScreenshot1.PNG Free, under constant development, offering procedurally generated content that's new every time, and with a roadmap for the future that offers a lot of promise for the Civ lover in me. Spoiler:
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Does Defense of the Ancient count? it's a map. or i'd say..Warcraft TFT
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No. DotA does not count as a game. Try again.
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I would have to go with Team Fortress 2. For some reason it's the only FPS I can actually snipe well.
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If I had enough controllers (unlikely) and my fingers stayed it good shape (unlikely) I would be more than content playing this game for the rest of my life. Best two player game ever made in my opinion! |
You know, at first I thought this question would be quite easy for me, but then I started thinking. I get bored very easily.
I'm one of these people who just get's bored with a game after a while. But there is one game that I keep coming back too, and it never really gets old for me. I hate to say it, but here it comes Star Ocean: The Second Story. It might be because the game itself holds a special place in my heart. I purchased it before I even owned a ps1. I knew I was getting one because my sister was giving me her old one. So I went out and bought a game, and this was it. Although I've probably gone through every PA in the game, and still love creating my own weapons and working on each characters stats. I've probably seen all 82 endings and beat Indalecio (Both the easy and harder version) which has hard as hell, by the way. It's just one of those games that I could pick up and start over today, and still enjoy. |
Honestly, In The Groove 2. With a strong stepfile community out there, and the ability to hack songs on to arcade machines with the use of Linux, the possibilities are endless with this game since people are always finding new and interesting songs to step.
On top of that, it keeps me in shape or just prevents me from becoming fatter than I already am. :( Not bad for a dead video games series, huh? |
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it will be always need for speed most wanted....or space fight games like freelancer... nice thread... keep up the good work
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Need For Speed Most Wanted is bent compared to Need For Speed Underground. They completely destroyed the sense of speed and made it about actual racing rather than just twitching reactions. Plus the fact you can't swap parts between cars makes upgrading no fun. I'm not saying you're wrong, you must obviously like the game but I was really disappointed with it.
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