a6317c No.15597032
What game do you wish you could forget and play over again for the first time?
Hard mode: no Deus Ex
f8f082 No.15597038
Most of the games I've played
I'm lucky to have played games that are almost all amazing and wonderful
a6317c No.15597041
>>15597038
Some games really don't benefit from it though. Doom for example gets really good on replays since you can go faster and faster.
263050 No.15597072
Katawa Shoujo and Sengoku Rance.
853098 No.15597075
a6317c No.15597077
>>15597072
>Sengoku Rance.
Good taste.
f42aab No.15597102
The first on the list is New Vegas for sure. Knowing almost every single story aspect stops me from enjoying repeat playthroughs.
Then there's a bunch of games like the Wind Waker, Half Life, etc. where if I had the option to forget about just one of them I'd say yes but probably wouldn't say yes to more than one or two. I'm afraid if I tried to play them fresh I wouldn't actually enjoy them now. And I don't have a lot of time to play video games anymore
a6317c No.15597103
>>15597091
I want Todd to leave.
853098 No.15597104
>>15597091
How's the beta of 76 going Todd?
26f928 No.15597118
Sometimes it's hard fapping to the same scenes over and over
824dc7 No.15597120
>>15597032
to re-experience the magic of Startropics without knowing the solutions would be fantastic. As it is I've probably played through it at least 30 times
c3cca1 No.15597134
Probably New Vegas because I've played that game so much I know it back to front, and I just can't have fun with it anymore. Additionally MGS3, MonHun p3rd even though I don't want to go back to being an utter shitter, seeing all of the maps, monsters and sexy greatswords for the first time was very cool, and RE4.
540cfb No.15597154
Starcraft Brood War, multiplayer too. I want to go back
1e8692 No.15597161
>>15597032
Destroy All Humans 1 and 2
2fba03 No.15597170
>>15597103
>>15597104
Don't deny it. Without Fallout 3 most of you would not know Fallout would exist.
>>15597102
>>15597134
New Vegas is very overrated and a sign of reddit parroting. New Vegas was barren and had nothing really to it while Fallout 3 had an environment sprawling with detail.
a6317c No.15597187
>>15597170
>Don't deny it. Without Fallout 3 most of you would not know Fallout would exist.
Speak for yourself underage.
2fba03 No.15597197
>>15597187
Fallout 1 and 2 are shit. Tactics is okay. If you played Fallout today you would know the early games are reddit tier games that normalfags say are good without playing them in order to try and appear cool.
143721 No.15597200
>>15597170
>Nuked out desert surrounding Las Vegas is barren.
>Areas around Metropolitan Washington D.C. are sprawling environments with detail.
WATER ISN'T REALLY WET, IT JUST MAKES THINGS WET! MORE AT 11!
419e0b No.15597210
>>15597032
Minecraft version 1.2.5 on the old launcher, it was the first version I ever played.
t. 18-year-old Zykloner
c3cca1 No.15597214
>>15597210
>food bar on screen
You started too late.
2fba03 No.15597220
>>15597200
No excuse for making the populated areas feel empty. There is more life in Megaton than the entirety of the strip.
1f4af6 No.15597227
It's a bit of a lowball answer but I'd wager for demons souls or bloodborne, not necessarily my favorite games or anything but on every single souls game the first run is the most fun before you know all the metas and locations
419e0b No.15597234
>>15597214
I didn't know any older version, and my happy nostalgia lies firmly in post-hunger bar territory. I can understand how it would make the game worse for people who had been around before it existed, but I wasn't around then. The hunger bar was all I knew, and I loved the game anyways.
143721 No.15597261
>>15597220
Uhm, no. No there really isn't. Stop being so jelly, Todd. They made a better game than you guys, move on and grow from the experience instead of being buttblasted and shitposting about it on a Tibetan Macrame Board.
1166d4 No.15597271
Warcraft 3 multiplayer custom maps.
I want to play Tower defense, SmashTV, Mount Olympus, and Priestrape again
6e6735 No.15597273
Most of the sense of wonder and discovery you got when you played "that game" is not because it was your first playthrough, but because you were young when you played it. There are many [current year] games that will be "that game" for the next generation, but you can never get the same feeling from them again.
That being said, Oblivion.
bb00f9 No.15597290
>>15597032
That's how i felt about DarkSouls 1 but then i played Bloodborne.
2fba03 No.15597298
>>15597261
Made what? They didn't do anything of note.
419e0b No.15597322
>>15597273
You're right anon, but we can still enjoy our memories.
b8a4d7 No.15597355
Easily Shadow of the Colossus. While I can still enjoy it, by now I've memorized the map and optimal strategies for each colossi and defeat them very quickly. Which is nice for getting the bonus items in the time trials, it takes a lot of the magic out of the game. The first time you explore that world it's expansive and beautiful, and each colossus is intimidating and challenging. But now the world is familiar and easy to navigate, and every colossi is a breeze. It would be awesome to play it again with fresh eyes.
37e3ac No.15597446
Unironically Super Mario 64. Playing it was my childhood and I remember being wowed by it at the time. Anything to get that feeling back.
5ec858 No.15597469
Sonic Mega Collection.
That feeling of reminiscence when you see a plethora of classic games you never had at the time and realize Sonic wasn't always trash is a feeling once felt that can never be replicated.
06d98f No.15597477
28610b No.15597506
>>15597032
Ocarina of Time
Not even nostalgia since I didn't play it until I was already at least 20. I loved the feeling of being far from home on a grand journey.
d7ef05 No.15597515
>>15597220
The Strip was planned to be much larger, however due to the fact that Kikethesda was pushing a short deadline on them, it never got fleshed out more.
b8a4d7 No.15597596
>>15597515
The Strip was not only supposed to be larger, but it also wasn't going to have all those annoying walls and loading screens. They had to add that shit in for console performance.
c0392a No.15597610
>>15597515
stop talking out your ass, new vegas is fucking terrible, You can't even call it a fall out game, it should have been a stand alone.
You start out in the fucking corner of the map right in a wall, You walk in the wrong direction and you get punished by getting your ass handed to you by monsters. You have to go into a linear direction guided by the road and layout that the designers made.
b8a4d7 No.15597634
>>15597610
Which is very similar to the old Fallouts. They weren't necessarily railroaded, you could do other shit especially with preexisting knowledge, but there was definitely a set path you were supposed to talk through the first 1/4 of the game or so. Fallout 3 gave the player access to the entire map by having enemy scaling, while NV tried to emulate that same guided intro as 1&2 but a lot of people didn't like it after the freedom in 3. Admittedly though, Obsidian did go a little overboard with the invisible walls in NV.
ea423d No.15597639
>>15597032
>Chronotrigger
because I no longer find it entertaining now that I exhausted all the endings.
>Dark Souls
because the first time was the best time
>Pace walker
no particular reason.
>>15597072
>Katawa Shoujo
but anon VN's are not a games
>>15597355
>>15597365
never really like SoTC even the firs time playing it, but I wound't mind forgetting everything and giving it another shot.
28431e No.15597709
in retrospect i see LoZTP's flaws a lot more clearly, but goddamn did it blow my mind back in 06. i don't think i can remember anticipating a game more and having it live up to my expectations as well as this.
d1e9e4 No.15597712
Some of the better Ace Attorney games. If you're careful about getting all the dialogue they have no replay value whatsoever.
0c8f33 No.15597742
MMOs in general. The feeling of awe when you first set foot into your first MMO, the explorations of the world, and the meeting of new people.
After that first experience almost every other MMO is just a rush to max level, using guides instead of exploring or experimenting.
f42010 No.15597759
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Star Control II
I played it blind in 2014 and nothing since has immersed me as much.
c0392a No.15597768
>>15597709
twp was cancelled ocarina of time content.
702547 No.15597770
>>15597170
>Don't deny it. Without Fallout 3 most of you would not know Fallout would exist.
For better or for worse? the answer if for worse
bd2568 No.15597772
Bulletstorm.
That feeling of turning off my brain and being an absolute giggling dipshit for it, I'll never get it back.
c0392a No.15597790
>>15597634
New vegas didn't emulate shit
b8a4d7 No.15597795
>>15597790
Factually incorrect. While built using the same tools as 3, they tried to emulate 1&2 as much as they could for the most part. But obviously not everything could be carried over from an isometric game to a 3D, FPS one.
09ed2d No.15597839
>>15597032
It's less about forgetting the game itself, but a lot of the games I played were products of the time and the things happening in my life. A lot of games are footnotes during points in my life, and I miss those more than the experience of the games themselves, though the games definitely helped.
Some monumental games I miss playing for the first time.
>Doom
1993, 10-year-old me was a SNES kid. And that was in the height of Nintendo's faggotry, where Mortal Kombat had no blood. Lots of games were bloodless, and I hated it. My parents just bought a brand new 486 SX, and brought it home. It had fucking Doom. It opened up PC gaming in a whole new way because RIPPING AND TEARING was the most amazing fucking thing, especially in this drought of videogames that didn't have blood, or fatalies or anything like that. My teachers thought I was disturbed because I kept drawing people and demons getting ripped apart, blood going all over the place, led to them having meetings with my parents thinking that I was fucked up. No, bitch. I just wanted to get home to play more motherfucking Doom.
>FF6
Just a super comfy time in my life. I remember this game particularly because the opening scene happened with the snowfield, and I rented this game on the same night that a huge snowstorm started. School was out for four days, and that whole time was spent indoors, playing FF6, playing with Lego and drinking hot chocolate near the fireplace.
>Max Payne 1
This game came out the Summer right before my freshmen year of college. I was playing this game when 9/11 went down. My memories of Max Payne are directly tied to that entire week, which is fitting in its own, fucked up way.
Without turning this post into a giant blogpost, will just post some other honorable mentions.
>Deus Ex Yeah, I know. Fuck you.
>Morrowind
>UT2004
>Ragnarok Online
>World of Warcraft
>GTA4
ce7359 No.15598272
>>15597032
If I had to choose then it would be either Freelancer or Shadow of Chernobyl. Top fucking tier, and they were both games that I had never heard about before, so I was entirely surprised.
727ca0 No.15598318
When I bought this game it was during a phase where I felt like I was supposed to own the player's guide to every game I owned. I will never experience what it was like to play this blind.
98fd5f No.15598345
>>15597032
The game of migration?
26b954 No.15598453
>>15597032
Too many too list because I typically only finish games if they are good but it would be one of the following.
Planescape Torment
System Shock 2
STALKER SoC and CoP (have to do both since the one not forgotten would spoil the one that was)
Deus Ex
>>15598272
>Freelancer
You have good taste.
f26e63 No.15598455
Tomba, the best most underrated PS1 game.
b8a4d7 No.15598477
>>15598455
Never played the full game, but I did like the demo that came with some PS demo disk in a magazine or another game, I don't remember. Worth emulating?
465b44 No.15598479
>Jet Set Radio.
>No more heros series
I've played them to death and there's nothing else to scratch that itch.
5b35e7 No.15598487
FFXI, the only MMO I can say that about, even over vanilla wow. It was my first real MMO but it actually felt like it was designed as a single player game, and not this theme park shit that runs rampant through the genre now with all the check lists and collect 10 boar ass bullshit
I think its unique because old era FFXI you had to party with other people past level 10 or you were incapable of doing anything, nowadays MMOs are just a solo experience until you want to raid with hardly any interaction asked of you. But while they are a solo experience they are designed like gacha shit with dailies and stuff to whale your ass, not something that feels like a living breathing world
143721 No.15598499
>>15597298
I suppose you also think Oblivion/Skyrim are superior to Morrowind, correct?
f26e63 No.15598509
>>15598477
I had that demo disk too I might still have it. Go play it right now and it'll become one of your top 5 ps1 games, I guarantee it. Post later and let me know if you rike it.
ea423d No.15598518
>>15598318
I would put this and LTTP on the list but randomizes exist. So there is still a way to sorta relive a fresh play-through.
169d9f No.15599277
You know, i may be a faggot for saying this, but for me it's minecraft beta 1.7.2 and .3, cuz right after it came adventure mode and automation-but-not-really kinda thing with the pistons, hunger bar, potions, xp, that was all whack. I felt like a happy kid playing and discovering that pirated beta by myself, figuring i found something new in vidya for once, like getting spooked by caves and monster noises, learning recepies from the wiki, shit like that. I never really "get" that same feeling anymore, with vidya anyway.
beba8c No.15599306
Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
Final Fantasy VII
Killer 7
Devil May Cry 3
Silent Hill 2
Katamari Damacy
4e54b1 No.15599345
>>15599306
>Silent Hill 2
You beat me to it. It was my first and only, though I'm going to play the first for Halloween this year Silent Hill game and there was nothing like walking into that town for the first time.
ca83fe No.15599905
>>15597032
VTMB
my first time was as a female malk. how can a game get any better than that?
69ab0f No.15599931
I guess that Pokémon Diamond edition if you are specific about it. When I was a kid and I played with the online feature, it blew my fucking mind. It was my first online game and I loved Pokémon a lot as a kid.
15e234 No.15600024
>>15599944
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
59447d No.15600113
unironically ocarina of time. that first time it opened up into the big field, i was so overwhelmed
GTA3 is also a close 2nd.
SM64 is another contender… first time i ever played a game where the character could be controlled like that in 3rd person.
2f32ee No.15600125
Final Fantasy VIII is the objectively right answer.
59447d No.15600135
>>15600125
what part of 8? the game was pretty boring and ordinary
atleast say 7, when you left midgar the first time and realized all that has taken place was just a little blip on a big world map.
2f32ee No.15600149
>>15600135
What do you mean "part"?
59447d No.15600194
>>15600149
what part of 8 stands out to you that makes it memorable or that you'd want to re-live it? an example like i gave for ff7.
my memory of 7 was "quistis" was hot, then i quickly hated the faggot protag, then i liked the idea of running out on missions, returning, and getting progress… then disappointed when they only did that once, then said "guess what the school is a ship and heres the keys"
the whole game was just a massive disappointment.
the opening cutscene was kinda cool for the time, i guess…
2f32ee No.15600233
>>15600194
I understood the thread topic in a sense of "relieving everything again". And regarding the whole experience of "dude time witches lmao" was quite something back in the day.
e38f7f No.15600273
>>15597032
skyrim not even joking my first experince with it was the best
b083b2 No.15600291
>>15600273
I remember my first time playing Oblivion ten years ago being pretty magical because I just got lost everywhere in my journey from the prison to Kvatch. Only later did I realize that you could have just fast traveled there, but that wouldn't have been as actually traveling in the world.
e8df95 No.15600295
37e364 No.15600320
I understand what you mean, but I don't think I'd want that for myself.
I was absolutely blown away by a lot of Obsidian's games when I first played them (like NWN2 and KotOR2) many years ago, but to wipe my knowledge of those games and go through them now for the first time would be to spit on that memory.
Don't get me wrong, I still like those games and play them every now and then (hell, I have NWN2 installed right now, all 12GBs of it), but I know much more about games now and see their flaws more easily.
Wiping my memory of a game and then replaying it would hardly give me the same experience it did back then.
0e8232 No.15601037
>>15599905
By playing as a female Tremere
>>15599435
How can you gain anything from forgetting EYE's plot when you can't even understand the plot the first three times through?
>>15597072
I think most people who enjoy KS do so because it fundamentally changed their perspective on love and romance. To forget about it would nullify any of the positive change you've made since your first experience.
>>15597210
That webm is too cozy.
b8a4d7 No.15601086
>>15597210
LOL remember when /v/ used to shit on Mincecraft fucking hipssters
e010ac No.15601103
>>15600291
I remember shooting an arrow at that wooden bucket in the prison to see it lean to one side and then when you take the arrows out it goes back was just to amazing for me. I wish that mechanic had found itself anywhere else in the game.
b8a4d7 No.15601130
>>15601103
Oblivion definitely did some cool stuff with physics, but mostly just dealing with traps like rolling boulders or swinging logs.
ee1266 No.15601132
Paper Mario and other E-rated games. Hell, I even feel the same for some flash games that barely function toda-
>>15599944
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
d8062b No.15601186
>MGS 1, 2 and 3
>Chrono Trigger
>Thief 1 and 2
>Yume Nikki
>Tomb Raider 2
>Cross Channel
The last one in particular I'd just rather just forget I've ever played it and never look back. I mostly agree with this >>15597038
5a974e No.15601247
Fucking Diablo 2.
I had so much fun advancing through the game, discovering new places, enemies and skills. Later the expansion gave me so much stuff to do and plan that it probably gave me some mild autism. I wish I could go through all of that just like 15 years ago.
edbcb3 No.15601310
>>15601086
/v/ liked Minecraft before cancer like the hunger mechanic you newfag revisionist.
4d7be4 No.15601312
>>15597515
>however due to the fact that da joos!! xD obsidian couldn't deliver on yet another game before the deadline, it never got fleshed out more.
sounds about right.
b8a4d7 No.15601326
>>15601310
>he plays microCOKC GAMES
5a974e No.15601355
>>15597170
>"Don't deny it. Without Fallout 3 most of you would not know Fallout would exist."
Go back to Facebook you fucking faggot, stop projecting your shit taste.
edbcb3 No.15608344
>>15601326
Microsoft bought it out they didn't develop it.
c03288 No.15608407
Kotor 2. I want to know how much my love of it is nostalgia and how much is it being a genuinely good game.
413980 No.15608410
Treasure Adventure game, since it's a good game whit little replayability
>>15597072
>>15608389
Craptawa shitjo not a game xD
b76e8e No.15608437
I played Deus Ex for the first time a year ago and it wasnt anything special? I guess it's just nostalgia for you guys.
413980 No.15608479
>>15608437
>nostalgia
it is mostly for the exploration.
d7ef05 No.15610876
>>15597610
>new vegas is fucking terrible
And? I never said it was good, now did I faggot? All I was doing was telling you why, or at least partly why The Strip is shit.
f71ac4 No.15610898
>>15597214
I absolutely hate the hunger bar.
4bca04 No.15610933
>>15599944
Those or any of these lego flash games
65311e No.15611070
FF9
I had played some of the other FF but didn't know it at the time. FF9 really got me into the whole JRPG/RPG series of games and really delve into the Square games. It wasn't until I bought all of 1-9 after the fact that I had played like 1 or 2 beforehand but didn't realize it.
The whole story with Vivi. Garnet. Eiko. Fucking the crazy antics with Steiner. The cutscenes were fucking amazing. And of course the music and the crystal theme. Used to leave my playstation on and just go to sleep listening to the music. Still get teary eyed whenever I hear Melodies of Life tbh.
Kingdom Hearts was also a big one. Simple and Clean KH trailer? OMFG the nostalgia.
Nothing can ever compare to those two. Maybe Persona 3…..maybe…
62fdc2 No.15611550
>>15597610
Git gud faggot.
6dcb37 No.15611576
>>15611550
>>15610876
>>15597634
Niggers that's basically a pasta at this point.
f66d40 No.15611592
I'm pretty sure a replay wouldn't be the same since a lot of it was the pull of what you would find next.
afcccb No.15611651
>>15597032
There isn't much you could do after a Heroic/Hell playthrough.
But to be honest, I still discovered bits about the story here and there on my 3rd time playing.
8fb303 No.15611667
When I was 8 my parents bought Startropics and played the shit out of it but only at night time when us kids were asleep. Once we were up we all wanted to play Zelda and Cobra Warriors so I never got around to playing it. Just started and I'm a few stages in and having a blast. Thanks for the recommendation anon.
73d8c1 No.15611677
>>15601312
Hi, paid jewish shill. Reported for exposing yourself.
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cd79c6 No.15611824
Tough decision honestly. One game only is too hard for me to choose. There's also the chance that I wouldn't like a game if I played it fresh now. Soulsborne games would be high up there, as would Deus Ex, Fallout NV and Dragon's Dogma.
73d8c1 No.15611848
71a9c4 No.15612028
These were some good times.
e33297 No.15612132
I wish I could go into pic related for the first time again. The soundtrack and watching the world unfold was really refreshing after being stuck playing mainly shooters and shit that generation.
>>15599931
The global trade and battling that came with gen 4 was truly special. The poke-community was something else then.
4520bc No.15612158
Bioshock infinite except without the “play again” part
db53bb No.15612208
Oblivion was inferior to Morrowind in almost every way except one: getting out of that sewer and realizing that I could go anywhere I looked. The effect was lost in the other Bethesda games.
44f0c6 No.15612214
Probably Monster Hunter. The games can still be fun now, but I've played them so much and am so familiar with everything that it's hard to find motivation to play them any more.
>>15611824
>Soulsborne
Go kill yourself.
c03288 No.15612219
>>15612208
I remember the first time I came out of that sewer. I had no fucking clue where to go or what to do. I miss that in games.
991295 No.15612279
>You will never play Dark Souls: PTD blind and new ever again.
cc91d9 No.15612284
>>15612279
>PTD
Pretty Thick Dick?
e31df2 No.15612351
>>15612208
>Oblivion was inferior to Morrowind in almost every way
it wasn't. morrowind was my first elder scrolls game and i still consider oblivion to be superior when properly modded with essential fixes. also oblivion's ost is not only greater than morrowind's, but one of the best of all time
f4869e No.15612363
>>15597446
>>15600113
>>15612279
These stood out as games I absolutely despised and never understood why they were as popular as they were (and still remain to be popular).
>Mario 64
- 3D Platformers are inferior to 2D platformers in basically every way and that is apparent in some of 64's later levels, especially at the end of the game.
> OoT (and Majora's Mask)
I never got further than the first area in either of these games. I did not see why they were fun. I must have figured at an early age that action games are shit and not fun
> Dark Souls
Nothing about this game is remotely enjoyable.
I would not like to forget about any game I ever played. If I were to pick without thinking the game of choice would be Chrono Trigger but that game is too quintessential for a game that has basically defined me as a gamer. The sad part is that if I didn't play it back then (aka the 90s) I would probably not have gotten into JRPGs and would not be nearly the same person as I am today.
And I probably wouldn't play it today because I am jaded as fuck.
d54b71 No.15612376
None, because I’m not a defeatist retard.
8ad518 No.15612421
Zelda 64. It was my first 3D game and it fucking blew my mind.
Really, if I could go back to having never played a 3D game in my life and play any 3D adventure game for the first time, it would probably still blow my mind.
d54b71 No.15612563
>>15611651
I bought this game on PS4 and Vita but stopped after finishing Gwendolyn’s story at the beginning. Is it worth going back and playing again.
If it matters, I did enjoy playing Muramasa on Vita. That was a great game. Just didn’t feel captivated enough by Odin Sphere, despite liking what I played.
b635ad No.15612843
I only wish I could forget bad games
285cf0 No.15612881
System Shock 2
Fate/Stay Night and Hollow Ataraxia
Undertale
Lisa
Fallout 1, 2, and New Vegas
Diablo 1 and 2
>>15597072
>You will never relive the 2009-2012 hypetrain ever again.
>You will never get the secret painting harem route.
fbdf19 No.15612945
>>15612028
I still haven't played these. How should I get started?
a88d6a No.15613173
1b8dbd No.15613226
Mario Odyssey.
That game made me want to love vidya again, I'm finally enjoying my childhood hobby after nearly a decade of just playing the same 1-2 games purely to kill time.
294163 No.15615550
>>15612945
skip 1, play 2
or don't, it's mediocre
727ca0 No.15615772
>>15612028
For whom exactly? Shitters who'd never played a decent RPG before?
b8dd95 No.15615778
facfd8 No.15615829
Brigador
Rain World
Stardew Valley
Nier: Automata
The Phantom Pain
Darkwood
Dragon's Dogma
baaef3 No.15615881
3508b9 No.15616028
Probably Bloodlines.
Maybe the game isn't perfect and overhyped by its rabid fans. But I love the atmosphere it has, and I also played it during a time in my life when I felt like shit, worse than I've ever been, and it carried me through those times. I felt legitimately happy for a week, during my 3 playthroughs.
I've done a run or more every year since then, completed the game with every clan and finished every quest.
I probably wouldn't enjoy a blind run as much these days, but there's always hope that I could finally enjoy a video game again.
10f444 No.15616111
>>15616028
Would be obvious answer but too obvious so lets go with
>Dungeon Siege
Though changes are i wouldnt get that much out of it nowadays but man it was a blast when it came out.
894ed5 No.15616117
>>15616028
I was astonished playing Bloodlines for the first time because I don't think I've ever played a video game where, outside of the joke characters, vast majority of characters talked like real people, and not just vidya characters.
8d440c No.15616127
133b86 No.15616132
>>15597742
>MMOs in general. The feeling of awe when you first set foot into your first MMO, the explorations of the world, and the meeting of new people.
This feeling in Everquest 1 was pretty awesome, I have to admit. For me, no other MMO has had the same feeling as Everquest, back in 2000.
e1e7b9 No.15616861
I loved multiplayer on Ratchet and Clank 3. It was my first online gaming experience. I learned so much about being a noob and fucking mothers.
050d09 No.15616901
Planescape: Torment. The feeling of immersion, having the story unravel *unRavel** through memories, the big events, etc. A lot of the game's impact comes from experiencing it the first time around, and this makes it have fairly poor replayability value. But then again, PS:T's poor replayability is the only negative about the game.
Sengoku Rance. Happy fun times! War! Rape! Jokes! Likeable characters! What the fuck just happened? Holy shit, I thought this was a fun war game. Seriously, what in the flying fuck. I will protect everyone!
3469c9 No.15616914
World of Warcraft was really fun before you become the average niggercattle gameslave, being funneled through your one of two choices for endgame content. Taking time, exploring the zones, meeting other noobs to fail at dungeons and world PVP with, not having to obsess about theorycrafting and just doing what you like. My first 5 months with WoW was the by far the most fun time I've ever had in a multiplayer game.
8c114b No.15616971
Half-Life 1 WON on my old shitty Win2000 PC (actually my brother's older PC) around 2004/05 or so. Had to play it with the software renderer because DirectX and OpenGL were both not functioning for some reason. HL1 was six years old by the time I got a chance to play it, and I had already played more recent and technically impressive games like Metroid Prime, but there was something special about it.
3022be No.15616990
>>15600135
>when you left midgar the first time and realized all that has taken place was just a little blip on a big world map.
My soulless older self would be unaffected by this compared to my hopeful young self so i'd rather not forget playing FF7, but that moment was amazing
b807b0 No.15616993
>>15616971
My first time playing HL1 was also around 04/05 on a dinky laptop. That brings me back, it was also the WON version. That was around the time I got into PC gaming.
727ca0 No.15617005
>>15600135
>when you left midgar the first time and realized all that has taken place was just a little blip on a big world map.
And then you entered the next couple towns and realized Midgar was the only city they put effort into.
b807b0 No.15617020
>>15616990
FF7 still hits like a ton of bricks. Midgar is one of the most memorable parts but to say the game isn't otherwise full of them would be dishonest.
>>15617005
Nah, quit lying.
17e9ef No.15617165
>>15597041
That's typical for most level-focused games. Campaign and open-world games typically lose their charm with subsequent plays.
e6e828 No.15617204
>>15597610
>You walk in the wrong direction and you get punished by getting your ass handed to you by monsters
speak for yourself, casual faggot. If you can't kill deathclaws and cazadors at level 1 with a 9mm pistol then you legit have brain damage
d8141d No.15617219
>>15617204
To this day, nobody on /v/ knows about Scorpion Gulch.
050d09 No.15617237
>>15617219
>oh a small scorpion down there
>imma take a pot shot at it with my almost broken varmint riffle
>it's not taking any damage
>it keeps getting closer
>it's fast
>oh shit, it's bigger than I thought
>IT'S FUCKING HUGE OH GOD RUN AWAY
ce5bfe No.15617282
>>15597170
I started with Tactics, eat my asshole.
3022be No.15617627
>>15617020
>seeing Aerith die unspoilered
God the soundtrack of the game was amazing
6620be No.15617648
>>15617219
There's also that other pass with no enemies in it, in which you can find either a plasma or laser rifle, but I forget what it's called.
9a593a No.15617671
I wish I could play Rome total war for the first time again so I would forget about how easy it is to capitalize on the ai’s obvious foibles and simultaneously be young and dumb enough to think the Egyptians were period accurate(if anyones played the game you would know what I mean when I talk about how fucked up they portrayed the Egyptians during that timeline almost like the developers were historically autistic and could somehow get almost everything right but leave this sewage in the game)
26f928 No.15618017
>>15598345
But why is everyone soviet?
>>15611576
What was the story behind this again? Found in some spooky old building and looked like they came from animals?
1b097b No.15618113
>i will never git gud at God Hand again
>i will never discover the shoryuken after the axe kick again
>i will never get my ass handed back to me on normal dificulty again
>i will never find out the hard way you can't ball bust Silver again
>it will never be time to play pendejo for the first time again
>i will never meet alexander
feels bad man
a00fd7 No.15618828
>>15597515
Actually it's the poor engine, 32bit limitation, and the fact that consoles, especially that generation, were limp-wristed emachine faggots.
Only way Vegas would work in a reasonable scale would be on Skyrim SE's version of the engine (64bit, no, not F4's version) on modern hardware with like 6gb vram and sys ram.
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5e936d No.15623653
>>15597032
forgetting the game content won't make you re-enjoy a game.
You forgot how to enjoy it, so it doesn't matter what its story or mechanics are.
If you knew how to enjoy it, you could replay it and have fun.
The problem is your imagination is broken.
83d740 No.15623666
>>15623653
> all you need to do is not remember the games you know like the backs of your hands, untrain muscle memory, and pretend you forgot, and then you can imagine that joy of discovery, of mastery, and those eureka moments all over again.
t. brainlet
e39672 No.15623667
>>15597032
>Bloodborne
Because it all felt like a really good dream
>S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Shadow of Chernobyl
Nothing could really beat the feeling of finishing the whole game at the first try at Master difficulty since it was 'easier'. Also the first time really sucked me in with the atmosphere.
>>15597072
>Sengoku Rance
I just finished my 4th playthrough recently and it does rang hollow compared to my first playthrough of it. Man, i do miss my first time since even though i got my ass kicked by the Demon Army i do feel like i felt legitimately challenged doing so while at the same time trying to bang as many chicks as i Rance possibly could.
8f666c No.15623673
>>15623666
satanic trips confirm lies and deceit.
I never said what you think I said.
Good games can be replayed over again and again, if you know how to enjoy them.
>eureka moments, joy of discovery
obviously there is more than one type of fun when playing a game and you don't need to have constant "AHA!" moments to enjoy a replay.
9b0854 No.15623689
999 for the DS. Im not sure how Id convince my self to play it with out spoiling it as I only played it by chance in the first place, but the chance to go through it again with out knowing whats coming would be amazing.
1f28bb No.15623730
I grew up with ALttP and OoT but I still prefer this game.
e239f0 No.15623765
>>15623673
Satanic ID confirms that the devil is still trying to push his lies down our throats
Firstly, you are right in a literal sense that you can't 'forget' a game content to re-enjoy it like you once did. However, the OP is talking about games that you'd like to re-discover it again as if you have just started playing it for the first time
Second, a game can only have so much replayability before it gets stale, ergo that is why the first playthrough always felt magical since you're akin to a child immersing yourself into the wonderous world the game has to offer (if it has any).
Third, is that OP isn't even talking about replayability the fag's talking about playing a game that you really like and to rewind time to have it be your magical first time with that game again
and finally, the implication of
>The problem is your imagination is broken.
WRONG SATAN
Your imagination is null and consists only of perverted version of God's creations.
Burn in hell!
8f666c No.15623775
>>15623765
Oh. In that case, I'd like to experience Street Fighter at the arcades again with my friends for the first time.
Arcade gaming in the 90s was so good if you had a consistent crowd of fighting fans locally.
732cd1 No.15626581
Either Postal 2 or Myst. I'll never be able to experience the sheer glee of finding out about all the crazy shit you can do in Postal 2, and there's little point in replaying Myst once you realize you can beat the whole thing in less than a minute. Seriously, hiding the thing that wins you the game right at the beginning is cute for a first playthrough, but it's a terrible idea. I even found out about it by pure accident too.
b01020 No.15626789
Years later the ending still hurts.
2b815b No.15627394
>>15608426
I think playing it through the first time is the only way to play it unless you're really patient. I swear the Twilight Town tutorial is one of the worst sections in any game.
68d786 No.15627413
>>15626581
I assume it relies on a puzzle that you get a clue for much later?
2ca03b No.15627417
>>15626789
>tfw still get the mysterious urge out of nowhere to listen to vigil a few times a year
c232ed No.15627435
>>15597170
Both 3 and NV suck cock. NV has it's moment when you get to the strip then you realize there's nothing to fucking do but kill hookers and play blackjack and follow through with the tedium of the shit campaign story. Really fun game.
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732cd1 No.15627599
Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>15627413
It'd take too long to explain, so here's the "speedrun." Spoilers for a 25 year-old game.
73bfad No.15628941
>>15597032
Tekken 4 because of the opening cinematic and Steve.
Final Fantasy 10 because of the opening cinematic as well.
Pokemon Blue when I was 8 When I realized I could have my own pokemon team.
ab0b6a No.15629382
None. There are a lot of good games I want to have played, I'm not getting any younger, and tech is going to shit. I could walk away from games tomorrow and still have those fond memories.
>>15597839
>a lot of the games I played were products of the time and the things happening in my life.
Also this.
Honorable Mention
Ar tonelico. I was spoiled on this game and it was still amazing. Between the music, the languages, the backstory, and everything the game was just something to tie it all together and give it form. Chronicle Key was haunting with only a vague understanding of the context and dodgy translation of the lyrics. The music whiplash in the last boss of Ar tonelico 2.