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I can always go back to the Bomberman games, at least the 16-bit ones.
Awright! I've been playing Pharaoh myself recently; love that game.
eternal champions with your brother if you have one
Age of Empires on the Internet
Peggle.
"ok, just one more challenge" *entire afternoon passes*
All of it's versions, but I think this one has the most replay value, seeing that it's two player mode is awesome. And the fact that it's an arcade game is total win:Quote:
Originally Posted by Flygon
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Chakan: The Forever Man for obvious reasons....
(I jest).
For realz though:
Columns/Super Columns/Columns 3
Klax
Mega/Saturn Bomberman if you've got one or more friends with you--I've got 2 Saturn multitaps and 10+ controllers, but not that many friends so I've never pulled off 10-player yet.
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Originally Posted by gamegenie
I AGREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! 100% All are wicked games!
Left 4 Dead
Team Fortress 2
Bomberman! How could I have forgotten that. All 16-bit iterations are timeless. I play the Megadrive version to this day whenever one of my friends and I get together, and it's great fun. I enjoy the TG versions and will track down the SNES ones when I get the money:)
... and can`t forget the Cleopatra expansion!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Genesis Knight
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But yeah, those simple late70's/80's arcade games (and early home console exclusives), other than those mentioned there's: Space Invaders, Robotron, Joust, Sinistar, Missile Command, Battle Zone, Tempest, Break Out, Centipede, Defender (maybe) and probably some more I'm missing. Don't know if Donkey Kong would fit, and I think Star Wars (Atari Arcade) does get repeditive pretty fast. (great game though)QUOTE]
Robotron and Sinistar are awesome, especially Sinistar. I bought Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits for PS a couple months ago just for Joust and discovered the other two.
i've lost count of the amount of times i've said that! awesomly addictive game!Quote:
Originally Posted by Elusive
Definitely puzzle games (Tengen's Tetris, Chuchu Rocket, Columns, Bejeweled, Marvel Puzzle Quest, Bust a Move, Shanghai, Solitaire, and Flipull).
I must have played Aladdin, Sonic 2 and Mortal Kombat II a thousand times over; and will continue doing so for the rest of my life. They were my first 3 games on the Sega Genesis.
As for overall games with infinite replay value, I'd add shmups overall. They're just fun, even if you don't beat them.