Games you never-regret buying Thread

Wow, forgot about that one... man do I miss it.

Did you ever find the glitch for the pirate's cave? If you smashed yourself into the wall repeatedly, you could sometimes glitch partially through for a milisecond to see the unfinished room at the other side.

Not quite video games, but ever since someone posted that the Rock Raiders game was one of their favorites... It got me reminiscing about all of the RR legos I have in my room... Sadly I never managed to buy all of them (I had the big base, the smaller scooper and a small flying transport). Definitely one of my favorite series from Lego.

Yeah, the sets were just as good. The color scheme and style for building them just felt so well done. Prices dropped back when the series was ending production,  so my parents were was able to get most of them. The base is still one of my favorites though, and I love how it includes two of the buildings from the game.

On a similar note...Back when I played Lego Island 2 for the first time, I thought that games were like animated movies, only a different movie was made for every single possibility. So at one point I was stuck in a glitch, unable to get out from between a wall and a palm tree, and I was thinking "Why would they even make this possible?! It seems like a lot of work for something so stupid!" (Since I thought they actually animated that glitch by hand...)

Yah...I really had no idea how games worked back then xP

Edited by: Garyn Dakari

Battlefield 3
TES IV: Oblivion
TES V: Skyrim
All of the C&C Games Generals Zero Hour and before(C&C3 I guess)
Battlefield 2
Battlefield 1942
Red Faction: Guerrilla
Twisted Metal series
Plus many others.

I have never run into anyone else who has played this game! Mad props! It was one of my favorite games on the PS2! So delightfully quirky...

Anyway, I don't regret buying many games, but I'll keep the list short:
Kingdom Hearts (the original, just to be extra clear)
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Mass Effect 3 (don't be a hater about a twenty minute ending. It was such a good game)
Heavy Rain
Fruit Ninja (I. Love. Fruit. Ninja.)

Edited by: TabKey

Hooray for acronyms I don't understand!

Thank you. 

Similarly I had no problem with the central mechanic of the game. >_>

I'm not sure how the female was all that stereotypical, well, much further than any other game with women in it, and I actually really liked the plot twist. I'm not saying I would give the story a 10/10, but it definitely held my interest and made me want to keep playing.

It's not about being too difficult or not it's about blatantly breaking the game-flow every couple of seconds slamming illogical button combos at you pulled out of thin air that make no sense whatsoever. QTEs are a poor excuse for lacking the skills to code a decent interaction system. Instead the focus is drawn from story and character onto a small screen trying to hunt down a stupid combo sequence. You can't perceive nor immerge one single bit into a game slapping you button combos around the eyes every couple of second.
  

I also played a stealth-based Jensen, and while the boss fights were very difficult, I didn't think they were unfair or impossible. As a stealth player (and especially if you play passively when "killing" enemies) you actually get about twice as much experience than a combat-oriented Jensen, which means leveling up awesome perks. In the final boss fight, I was literally immune to about three major attacks, such as the lightning shock for instance. As long as I was smart enough to bring a combat rifle with me at all times, I had no trouble beating bosses.

I know I already posted the games I don't regret, however, I have recently acquired a game which was worth every penny of the $60 I paid for it:
Persona 4

Any Megaman games(I liked all the ones I played);
Chrono Trigger;
Chrono Cross;
Final Fantasy VII;
Breath of Fire III;
Breath of Fire IV;
Any Castlevania games;