What Game Have You Played Most

rising sun was dissapointing tough.

 

Jedi Outcast: This Game kicks some Major Butt. I played this game so Much its not even funny. That game was so well done. Kotor: I played this game alot to! Star Trek Elite Force: This was the first game i Got based on the Quake 3 engine, Iplayed this a ton to, I never beat it without cheats Until two months ago.

 

SW- KOTOR

Others- Everquest

 

Morrowind; with the 2 official expansions (I was a beta tester for Bloodmoon, also) plus the myriad of user created mods, I spent over a year just on that one game. I'm hoping Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion will be just as addicting and time consuming.

 

REBELLION FOR THREE STRAIGHT DAYS!!! AHHH!!

 

Return to Castle Wolfentian.

 

I've played Chrono Trigger the most times and I've logged the most hours on Final Fantasy Tactics.

 

Recently Doom 3 ive beat it 6 times,ive beat it on hard without dying once,now im trying to master nightmare lol.Also played alot of Wolfenstien,Enemy Territory I go by the name SsYdD usually on technolust server.

 

FFII US

 

I honestly don't know, but if I had to hazard a guess I'd say "Super Mario Bros.".

 

Grand thef Auto Vise City with 5,000 hours. Yes I have a inter thug. And a need to gun down and run over inocent bi-standerds

 

i would have to say between kotor and jedi knight ll jedi outkast.i have played those two games hours upon hours.

 

Championship manager, no contest at all really.

For a Star Wars game, Supremacy.

 

Civilization II. Purchased it in '95 (I think) and haven't stopped playing since then. When the Gold expansion pack came out, I was hooked for life. I played every single one of the dozens of scenarios enough times to memorize the movements of the AI factions in a handful of the scenarios down to the smallest details over the course of the entire game.

The cheat menu and scenario editor weren't half bad, and certainly made many of the games much more interesting. I once played through the entire Napoleonic War as every faction in the world simultaneously.

 

Goldeneye for the N64 or Sensible Soccer for the Amiga.

Goldeneye probably, which still holds its own today. Too many hours to even attempt to count.

 

I played every single one of the dozens of scenarios enough times to memorize the movements of the AI factions in a handful of the scenarios down to the smallest details over the course of the entire game.

wow, thats pretty sad.

 

Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
followed closely by Animal Crossing..

 

Goldeneye was THE GAME that brought us to all of these beautiful war and gun games we have today baby!

 

Easily Starcraft (only game I played for 2 1/2 - 3 years straight) with Diablo II as a close second.