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Who here has the most radical gaming tastes?
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UltraMagnanimous
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I like Nintendo games. 
SonicMegaDrive
Member
Oh, it has to be me, even to a fault.
Ninja Scooter
Member
didn't Ferrio buy that game where you have to stalk women and rape them? Ferrio wins. Flawless victory.
jedimike said:
Hey, I was all about that game when it first came out. Thousands of dollars later, I had to stop. I had to face it: I was never going to beat the webdecks out there, and I don't see the fun in creating the same deck everyone else has. Haven't played in a while, but if you're ever interested in a casual game or three, send me a PM!
F
Folder
Unconfirmed Member
I play through Magical Flying Hat Turbo Adventure about once every two weeks.
I'm RAD!
I'm RAD!
BobbyRobby
Member
I just beat Kid Niki: Radical Ninja the other day.
Mr_Furious
Member
I import an absurd amount of obscure quirky games that never make it to U.S. shores. Oh, and I have a tendency to be a little more forgiving than most about games in general. Is that radical?
Buggy Loop
Gold Member
iapetus said:
He couldnt get out of the bathroom in silent hill 2 either :lol :lol
mrkgoo said:
My tastes tend to vary between the mainstream and the less-popular. If it counts, I just got finished playing some Treadmarks online. That game, at its peak, had maybe about 20-30 active players. Damn shame, too, as it's one of those unique and fun little games that just never caught on for some reason.
Mike Works
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I own Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Tournament Fighters AND that awesome SNES sidescroller where you could throw the foot soldiers into the screen, so me.
I also have the most bodacious gaming tastes.
And tubular.
Littleberu
Banned
I liked Angel of Darkness.
Necroscope
Member
Razoric said:
Same here.
btutterrow
Member
I like all the Final Fantasy games. Yep, all of them.
On these boards that seems to be a sin.
My vote would still go to Oli though. P.N.03 and KAR????
On these boards that seems to be a sin.
My vote would still go to Oli though. P.N.03 and KAR????
Man, I can't believe how everyone (well, almost everyone ) is trying to go for the gusto... It's funny though, I can relate to a lot of members when it comes to what to play. I played Magic, for about 5 years (in the flesh, or cardboard whatever you like ) before trying my hand at the online game. I don't really think that is radical as of yet....
I do have to say that I play almost any game there is, despite of what score it gets. Some I like, some I don't... Take Metropolismania (cool name huh?) for example, I've been busy playing that for months when I bought that budgettitle.. It's a sort of Simcity, but you get to walk around town asking people what they would like to see or have nearby. It looks very very simple, is developed by Natsume and it's very very addicting....
That game is probably the most weirdest one in my collection though...
Other than that, I ain't that radical though... I just have a very quirky taste when it comes to my games...
Edit: Hey Olimario, gimme a hand man!!! PN03 rocks!!!
) is trying to go for the gusto... It's funny though, I can relate to a lot of members when it comes to what to play. I played Magic, for about 5 years (in the flesh, or cardboard whatever you like ) before trying my hand at the online game. I don't really think that is radical as of yet.... I do have to say that I play almost any game there is, despite of what score it gets. Some I like, some I don't... Take Metropolismania (cool name huh?) for example, I've been busy playing that for months when I bought that budgettitle.. It's a sort of Simcity, but you get to walk around town asking people what they would like to see or have nearby. It looks very very simple, is developed by Natsume and it's very very addicting....
That game is probably the most weirdest one in my collection though...
Other than that, I ain't that radical though... I just have a very quirky taste when it comes to my games...
Edit: Hey Olimario, gimme a hand man!!! PN03 rocks!!!
Baron
Member
Speevy said:
I hope you realize that accounts for about 85% of the game market right there.
So thus, your statement, "there's nothing I won't play", which is preceded by your caveat "Except for the majority of sports, racing, and stealth games" is not without its own special little sense of irony.
Wordbiz (free Scrabble online with rankings) is rivaled only by Tetrinet.
Doom is one of the greatest single-player FPSes out there, even by today's standards. I also think Quake 3 is the best when it comes to multiplayer FPSes.
Katamari Damacy, Ico, and Rez are all great games, but they are most definitely style over substance. Which, amazingly, isn't a bad thing.
The greatest games on the PS2 are Bemani.
That's about as radical as I can get, by this forum's standards, off the top of my head.
Doom is one of the greatest single-player FPSes out there, even by today's standards. I also think Quake 3 is the best when it comes to multiplayer FPSes.
Katamari Damacy, Ico, and Rez are all great games, but they are most definitely style over substance. Which, amazingly, isn't a bad thing.
The greatest games on the PS2 are Bemani.
That's about as radical as I can get, by this forum's standards, off the top of my head.
Teknopathetic
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I think Sonic 3D Blast is one of the best games of all time.
Best Music too (undisputable).
Best Music too (undisputable).
Teknopathetic
Member
Yeah, that was a little hyperbole. JSR has that crown.
Well, there are good games, and there are bad games. For the most part, popular games are popular because they are good (yeah, the occasional licensed example aside) - but there are still lots of great games out there for one reason or another. I was curious into who consistently bucked the trend in gaming tastes - everyone has the odd obscurity they love to delve in.
Tain: I agree that Doom is still avery playable FPS - it just seems so pure, and based on imagination - kind of like graphics weren't amazing, but to keep you engaged it had to have really good level design that sparked your interest. It's like a pure form of FPS. I bought it on GBA, and it remains one of my most played games (despite it looking horrible on the DS and GB player). I also love DDR and co on PS2, even though they're thin on the ground PAL-side. I'm also a fan of Ico and Rez.
Tain: I agree that Doom is still avery playable FPS - it just seems so pure, and based on imagination - kind of like graphics weren't amazing, but to keep you engaged it had to have really good level design that sparked your interest. It's like a pure form of FPS. I bought it on GBA, and it remains one of my most played games (despite it looking horrible on the DS and GB player). I also love DDR and co on PS2, even though they're thin on the ground PAL-side. I'm also a fan of Ico and Rez.
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