FEAR. Fast paced action battles, Advanced Ai that actuallyu wokrs together to surround you, weapons that decimates enemies in seconds, multiplayer that rocks.
FEAR. Fast paced action battles, Advanced Ai that actuallyu wokrs together to surround you, weapons that decimates enemies in seconds, multiplayer that rocks.
It looks like the ground had a sex change.
Legend of Zelda on NES. I'll still sit down and play it to this day and I first beat it 18 years ago.
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It's conceivable that someone could bring up points against these three, but I think they're definitely the closest facsimiles to gaming perfection ever produced.
- Super Metroid
- Yoshi's Island
- Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
I could definitely bring up points regarding the superiority of SotN over Super Metroid.
The biggest point I can bring against those, personally, is the fact that I could never really get into them. But that's just personal preference.Originally Posted by Kawaii Ryűkishi
Final Fantasy IX. I cant find a single non-superficial fault in it.
Sonic 1.
There is no signature here. Move along.
I'd agree with those.
Half-life 2 would be top on my list. Some people dislike its linearity, but it's not an issue for me. I love it.
I have a list of five games I think everyone should play. While I make no claims to them being perfect, they're all a considerable slice of awesome.
In no particular order:
1. Xenogears: Great storyline, thoroughly enjoyed it.
2. Final Fantasy Tactics: Best Final Fantasy. Ever. Hands down. Great battle and job system, best stories, best characters, villains with actual (and believeable) motivations, this one has it all wrapped in a horribly engrish-ified package.
3. Zone of the Enders II: the Second Runner: Good story, awesome graphics, stellar gameplay, genuinely creative and challenging fights, great controls. There need to be more ZOE games.
4. The Bard's Tale: Great game with fun gameplay, RPG elements, and hilarious dialogue. Loading issues do bog it down, but the gold shines through.
5. Disgaea: Hour of Darkness: Great battle system, lots of classes and customizability, fun skills, really nutty but amusing story, and great characters. Laharl-sama > all.
mmm, I would have said that aswell, but it has major balance issues.
as for a game I think is near perfect....
let me think for awhile, Ill get back to you.
How can you call any game where you have to keep two seperate save files due to terrible imbalancing "perfect"?
The majority of these games do not seem to be thought out too well and seem to be more of favorite games than anything. From the entire list, the only game that I feel is near perfect is Chrono Cross.
The things I could not do yesterday, I shall not fear to attempt today, for I shall never give up on tomorrow. - Alexia Lynn Elesius (Wild ARMs Crossfire)
as always, i pick tetris
You know what? I can't think of a single flaw. That's what happens when you have such a simple concept that's also so addicting.
Games I feel reach perfection are:
-Monkey Island 1-3 (MI 4 is not perfect)
-Grim Fandango
-Psychonauts
-Morrowind
Final Fantasy 7 is almost perfect as well, but its two shortcomings (bad character graphics and the fact that the task of leveling up all materia is too long and annoying).
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