What games do you go back to, again and again?
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Having just finished Black Ops and being somewhat underwhelmed with it and with no other current releasing being of any interest to me, I decided to go raking through my gaming collection to find something I could enjoy again.
And hence I have been blasting my way through Gears of War 2 for the umpteenth time (hardest setting so make repeat playing as challenging as possible) and I've loaded Deus Ex onto my laptop as I haven't had a JC Denton fix in years - enjoying both immensely
So, which games in your collection do you go back to time and again and still enjoy playing?
And hence I have been blasting my way through Gears of War 2 for the umpteenth time (hardest setting so make repeat playing as challenging as possible) and I've loaded Deus Ex onto my laptop as I haven't had a JC Denton fix in years - enjoying both immensely

So, which games in your collection do you go back to time and again and still enjoy playing?
If I get bored of the current crop of F1 2010, Forza 3, GT5 and Black Ops I'll generally pick up something more retro.
Colin McRae Rally 2 on the PC, V Rally on the PlayStation. Snowboard Kids, Goldeneye or Conker's Bad Fur Day on N64. Just this weekend I was playing Sonic 2 on Mega Drive, and Tetris on my Gameboy Light.
Colin McRae Rally 2 on the PC, V Rally on the PlayStation. Snowboard Kids, Goldeneye or Conker's Bad Fur Day on N64. Just this weekend I was playing Sonic 2 on Mega Drive, and Tetris on my Gameboy Light.
Day Of Defeat Source for online play. There's a very loyal fanbase and i love the game.
Rome Total War for my strategy kicks. Just the right balance of complexity in the strategy and battle play.
Theme Hospital because, well, its Theme Hospital!
Rome Total War for my strategy kicks. Just the right balance of complexity in the strategy and battle play.
Theme Hospital because, well, its Theme Hospital!
Edited by Simbu on Monday 29th November 13:47
3sixty said:
As a poster above, Settlers 2.
Also Transport Tycoon Deluxe (Or now OpenTTD) has me always coming back, especially now with the 32bpp graphics to make it a lot prettier.
+1 for OpenTTD , its awesome! ;P I think I must love the very ealry days of no money and buses and a few trains between the easiest trade routes. When it gets to planes and monrails and boats to Oil rigs I am not as much of a fan. Reminds me of coming home from school in Yr 9 or Yr 10!Also Transport Tycoon Deluxe (Or now OpenTTD) has me always coming back, especially now with the 32bpp graphics to make it a lot prettier.
BluePurpleRed said:
3sixty said:
As a poster above, Settlers 2.
Also Transport Tycoon Deluxe (Or now OpenTTD) has me always coming back, especially now with the 32bpp graphics to make it a lot prettier.
+1 for OpenTTD , its awesome! ;P I think I must love the very ealry days of no money and buses and a few trains between the easiest trade routes. When it gets to planes and monrails and boats to Oil rigs I am not as much of a fan. Reminds me of coming home from school in Yr 9 or Yr 10!Also Transport Tycoon Deluxe (Or now OpenTTD) has me always coming back, especially now with the 32bpp graphics to make it a lot prettier.
I'm also fairly sure i used to screw the AI by parking a train at the end of their stations so they used to crash
. The very essense of hostile competition!The other game i fire up on DosBox now and again is this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raptor:_Call_of_the_S...
I lost ALOT of time in my youth playing this

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