Pure Fun - Page 2

Kenryoku_Maxis · 05-31-2006, 02:44 AM

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Originally Posted by ZERO.

Shooting a person in the face in Halo 2 online and then getting called a modder for it.

Forgot PC games.

In which case I have to say countless hours on Sim City 2000, Sim Farm, Sim Tower, Yoot Tower, Sim City 3000, Sim Copter, Diablo II, Counter-Strike and various small windows games.

And to go along with what you said, playing Counter-Strike and shooting people in the face with the scout continuously and being kicked for being a 'hacker'.

The Wandering God · 05-31-2006, 03:15 AM

Just about any Super Mario game really.

Specifically, SM64. That game owns and is fun too.

All of Katamari Damacy and its PS2 sequel.

Chrono Trigger isn't so much fun as it is an experience. One I cherish and love though.

Playing Halo 2 on a friend's Xbox for the first time, and beating him soundly was very fun. And evil.

Metroid Prime for it's bosses (especially the end one, which I felt was the perfect mix of challenge without being a headache) and the ones for the GBA were distilled fun that are one of the few times I actually thought was fun to speed through. (Most of the time, I hate speed runs and like taking my time in games.)

There are others, but those are the highlights.

The Wandering God

Mirai Gen · 05-31-2006, 03:21 AM

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Originally Posted by fifthfiend

Chrono Trigger.

Also, Chrono Trigger.

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Originally Posted by krylo

Devil May Cry 3. All of it.

...Well, fuck. Now I can't say anything.

Bells · 05-31-2006, 05:33 AM

how come noone said Final Fantasy Tactics?!

any random battle on that game is hugely fun (more fun then the Main Battles)

Fifthfiend · 05-31-2006, 05:58 AM

Super Mario World, where you first work out flying. Also, Super Mario World, where you first get Yoshi to fly.

Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers, the video game. Can't remember any particular bit, but God that game was fun.

The bit in We Love Katamari where you finally roll up the planets, meteors, and constellations, and fling them all into the sun.

Oh yeah - in Grand Theft Auto III, the very first time you walk up to a car, pull its driver out of the vehicle, beat him to death, get in the car, and drive at full speed down the sidewalk running down innocent people and police officers as they scream in terror.

Come on, you know you loved it.

[ray.z] · 05-31-2006, 06:16 AM

Utimate-Spiderman: Sure it was a crummy game (I hate everything about any Ultimate series of Marvel), but taking down the gangs is just mad. Cept when they start getting more and more flamethrowers and rocket launches - then it just gets crazy.

Also, Metal Slug: This game, it's hard to describe what it's like - specially the arcade versions. The cartoony feel, the crazy powerups for your firearms, and the sheer amount of violence. They all come together to form one hell of a game.

And Worms (not number 4): Again, the amount of violence is a key factor - but I love it because it's so comical.

**Satan's Onion** · 05-31-2006, 06:30 AM

In Chrono Trigger's New Game+, blowing up Imps and Rolypolys with Crono's Luminaire at around, say, Level 79--a guilty pleasure; but they had it coming, they tried to gang up on me, two on one :p .

Also, Gunstar Super Heroes, third stage, moon one-- the world you're in rotates through 360 degrees while you hop about and rescue little chick-creatures. It's so much more kickass than it sounds, really; it beggars belief. Not that the whole game isn't entirely jaw-dropping, but this stands out for me.

anphorus · 05-31-2006, 08:03 AM

Most fun moments of totally fun games:

The fight between Sora and Riku when he was possessed by Ansem, it was just so crazy and intense.
In Devil May Cry 3, the battle between Dante, Agni and Rudra. It wasn't too difficult but damn it was fun.
In Chrono Trigger, the moment when King Guardia is being put on trial and it switches between him and you running through the basement. And anything with Frog. I wish that I was still on my first play through of that.
In Metroid Prime, the battle with Meta-Ridley. Mostly because it was the only boss fight in that game that was remotely difficult.

Althane · 05-31-2006, 08:56 AM

Getting into a massive lightsabre fight in Jedi Knight: Academy. The lightsabre fighting was OK one-on-one, but in a huge room filled with people, two lightsabre... yeah.

As FF said, CT. I mean, damn that game is fun. Even the fighting!

I really need to play some DMC...

Savage Thinking · 05-31-2006, 09:28 AM

One game I always loved to play was Conker's Bad Fur Day for the N64. Playing the main story was loads of fun, but multiplayer was the best feature in the whole game for me. Incase you don't know, multimplayer is divided into different games. Deathmatch, Tanks, Beach, Heist, etc....

My favorite one however, is the one where you can either play a caveman, or the raptor. Gawd, why can't I remember the name? Anyways, this game is very one-sided. Mainly being the raptor is what makes it easy (depending on the difficulty you set it on. Mainly setting them on inbred makes it fun. Heheh...). The cavemen are food ready to be eaten (again, depending the difficulty). You don't necessarily hafta eat them, however. You can just take them to your nest (while the blood is dripping from your mouth) and feed the baby raptor.

Also, I love to play deathmatch; mainly the temple stage. This is the exact same stage the above cavemen game is taken place. I always choose the shotgun. ALWAYS. The fun part about the gun is that you don't hafta be accurate. You can just be near them and they literally explode and it's just a blood bath. An exaggeration, yes, but funny none-the-less.

05-31-2006, 05:33 AM	#14
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05-31-2006, 05:58 AM	#15
Fifthfiend for all seasons Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 19,409	Super Mario World, where you first work out flying. Also, Super Mario World, where you first get Yoshi to fly. Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers, the video game. Can't remember any particular bit, but God that game was fun. The bit in We Love Katamari where you finally roll up the planets, meteors, and constellations, and fling them all into the sun. Oh yeah - in Grand Theft Auto III, the very first time you walk up to a car, pull its driver out of the vehicle, beat him to death, get in the car, and drive at full speed down the sidewalk running down innocent people and police officers as they scream in terror. Come on, you know you loved it. __________________ check out my buttspresso Last edited by Fifthfiend; 05-31-2006 at 06:02 AM.

05-31-2006, 06:30 AM	#17
Satan's Onion Swing You Sinners! Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: 4th Street Posts: 2,666	In Chrono Trigger's New Game+, blowing up Imps and Rolypolys with Crono's Luminaire at around, say, Level 79--a guilty pleasure; but they had it coming, they tried to gang up on me, two on one :p . Also, Gunstar Super Heroes, third stage, moon one-- the world you're in rotates through 360 degrees while you hop about and rescue little chick-creatures. It's so much more kickass than it sounds, really; it beggars belief. Not that the whole game isn't entirely jaw-dropping, but this stands out for me. __________________ Good evening, ladies. Please enter and be tained .

05-31-2006, 03:15 AM	#12
The Wandering God THE SUPREME COURT DID WHAT? Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Arkansas (for now) Posts: 1,477	Just about any Super Mario game really. Specifically, SM64. That game owns and is fun too. All of Katamari Damacy and its PS2 sequel. Chrono Trigger isn't so much fun as it is an experience. One I cherish and love though. Playing Halo 2 on a friend's Xbox for the first time, and beating him soundly was very fun. And evil. Metroid Prime for it's bosses (especially the end one, which I felt was the perfect mix of challenge without being a headache) and the ones for the GBA were distilled fun that are one of the few times I actually thought was fun to speed through. (Most of the time, I hate speed runs and like taking my time in games.) There are others, but those are the highlights. The Wandering God

05-31-2006, 09:28 AM	#20
Savage Thinking Yeeeah, son. Join Date: May 2005 Location: Stranded in the middle of the ocean with no desire to be rescued. Posts: 755	One game I always loved to play was Conker's Bad Fur Day for the N64. Playing the main story was loads of fun, but multiplayer was the best feature in the whole game for me. Incase you don't know, multimplayer is divided into different games. Deathmatch, Tanks, Beach, Heist, etc.... My favorite one however, is the one where you can either play a caveman, or the raptor. Gawd, why can't I remember the name? Anyways, this game is very one-sided. Mainly being the raptor is what makes it easy (depending on the difficulty you set it on. Mainly setting them on inbred makes it fun. Heheh...). The cavemen are food ready to be eaten (again, depending the difficulty). You don't necessarily hafta eat them, however. You can just take them to your nest (while the blood is dripping from your mouth) and feed the baby raptor. Also, I love to play deathmatch; mainly the temple stage. This is the exact same stage the above cavemen game is taken place. I always choose the shotgun. ALWAYS. The fun part about the gun is that you don't hafta be accurate. You can just be near them and they literally explode and it's just a blood bath. An exaggeration, yes, but funny none-the-less.