[Technology] What is your 1 favourite computer / console game?

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BRIGHT ON Q

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Jul 5, 2003
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The game on any system ever that you love the most.
Haven’t played games on the modern consoles but my one would be Half life on the PC.
 






spence

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Last of Us online
 




hart's shirt

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Jul 8, 2003
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Kitbag in Dubai
Ancient: Elite (Acorn Electron/BBC Micro)

Modern: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (PC)
 




Goldstone1976

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Just finished Horizon Zero Dawn on PS4 - brilliant! Has taken over the #1 slot from The Swapper.
 












miffy6

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Uncharted 2 on PS3. Multiplayer mode was just as good as story mode. Incredible game.
 






Goldstone1976

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Great game. Got the platinum. Haven't played Frozen Wilds yet

Yeah - got the platinum version too. Best to play the Frozen Wilds DLC at around level 40, imo, ie before you finish the main game. You might find you’re a tad op if you play it at level 50, though the storyline is just great, and the new machines are amazing. Aloy ftw.
 


KVLT

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Sep 15, 2008
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So hard to narrow it down to one game, but I think I'm going to have to say Minecraft.
 






spence

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Yeah - got the platinum version too. Best to play the Frozen Wilds DLC at around level 40, imo, ie before you finish the main game. You might find you’re a tad op if you play it at level 50, though the storyline is just great, and the new machines are amazing. Aloy ftw.
I mean i got the platinum trophy. Since sold it. Might buy the deluxe version but only when the price drops.
 


Mental Lental

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Jul 5, 2003
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Captive was a work of genius. The programmer invented a map generator that could generate a unique map from a single seed on the game disk. Therefore the game had 65, 535 levels.

I think made it into the 100s back on my old Amiga.

This website is dedicated to the Atari version but there are detailed sections on how the game works and how clever it was.....

http://captive.atari.org/
 










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