Games you replayed a hundred times?

[RageBurner]

Demon's Crest is one I have a fondness for. =3
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Oh, that's top shelf stuff. It had an amazing atmosphere.

 

[Stoneman]

Nights into Dreams on Sega Saturn and Christmas Edition now in December. Story of Thor on Mega Drive. Mario All Stars on SNES. Tomb Raider and C&C Red Alert on Windows. Mario Kart on N64. Time Pilot and R-Type 2 on Arcade..

 

[Tronky.it]

Dark Souls 2 - Scholar of the First Sin.
You could say I became a god in that game xD Now the bosses see me and make the sign of the cross before facing me. Every time I play it, I manage to finish it in less than 10/20 hours of gameplay overall, it depends on how long it takes to explore or defeat that damned Smelter Demon which is sometimes more difficult than the final boss...

 

[rodimusprimal]

The older Final Fantasy and Dragon Warrior games I've played countless times. All the main line Mario and Zelda games for the most part. Especially SMB3, World, Mario 64, A Link to the Past and Ocarina of Time. The Mega Man and Mega Man X series are like muscle memory for me up until the modern ones. Chrono Trigger and Symphony of the Night are so fun to go through more than once.

 

[Darklink]

I dunno about a literal hundred times, but I have played the NES Mega Man games, the GBA Pokemon games, and the N64 Zelda games a ton. For Pokemon, stuff like Nuzlockes or other types of challenge runs help a lot, and I love the Ocarina of Time randomizer.

 

[DaeZun]

I've played every single version of this thing.
Deadly Silence is the best way to play it btw ?

 

[AnonymousCookieMonster]

Oohh, i got several games i replay every so often.

On console, SOTN is one for sure, along with Megaman X, MegaMan 2-4.

On PC, Rebel Galaxy, WindForge, TIS-100, Xixit, Clarc, Magicmaker, Ori and the Blind Forrest, Ring Runner...

 

[The Almighty Hamster]

Pokémon Black and White 2​

I owe this game a lot, it was one of the first games I played and also the first I managed to 100% out of sheer addiction alone. Probabl the most underrated entries out of the whole franchise. The sprites are detailed, the OST is great, the designs are a bit goofy but still iconic today. Maybe the nostalgia goggles are blinding me but 2012 was just a different time. The 3DS era was the peak of the franchise IMO before having a significant drop-off in quality. Sword and Shield's animations are extremely cheap. Black and White 2 isn't a perfect game (nor is there such a thing), but it's the last of the 2D sprite-based mainline games which we're unlikely to ever see again. It introduced me to a whole different world of media and entertainment I never knew existed.

 

[Bonkers225]

Felix the Cat(NES)
Street Fighter 2 Turbo(SNES)
MvC2
KOF 96, 98, 99
Power Stone 2
Front Mission 3(PSX)
Soul Caliber(DC)
Sonic Adventure
Fire Pro Wrestling 2(GBA)
Sonic 2 and 3(MD)

 

[Deleted member 4121]

Street Hoop (MAME)
Resident Evil 1,2,3 (PSX)
Xenogears (PSX)
Wario Land : Super Mario Land 3 (GB)
Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers (DOS)

 

[BoredGamingPH]

1.) Final Fantasy 9
2.) Final Fantasy 6
3.) Chrono Trigger
4.) Harvest moon: FOMT all of its releases, PS1, gba, pc, switch.... multiple times with different bachelorettes but with long intervals in between but so still dang enjoy it every time
5.) SoTN

 

[Cris_Agev]

Crusader Kings II . I have to appease every now and then, even if it is in a game, my hidden desires of conquering the world.

 

[PhrawzT]

I try to play through Earthbound, Chrono Trigger and Super Mario World every year or two.

 

[Edward]

Final Fantasy 8
Jak and Daxter
MGS 2
Onimusha 2
Crash Bandicoot 2

 

[RetroPlaybacks]

I don't replay games, but i love to play the same game title on different plataforms (Prince of Persia, Paper boy, Mortal Kombat, SSF2, etc, etc.)

 

[Sino]

Contra and Super C
Castlevania series (SCIV, SOTN, Chronicles and the GBA trilogy)
Final Fight (Arcade)
Resident Evil 1 and 4
The first three Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest games and their ports
Megaman X
Dragon´s Dogma
Dark Souls 1

 

[symplily]

Mario and Luigi superstar saga

 

[Parasite_Steve]

Gitaroo Man is so short and sweet - it only takes about an hour to see it through from start to finish, and always cheers me up; such a silly little romp all about true love, the power of music, and working to achieve your dreams. Who could resist?

Gitaroo Man is low key one of my favorite games of all times. I own the soundtrack too, a lucky find at a second hand store in Japan.

Final Fantasy VII, IX and Vagrant Story semi-regularly
and I regularly 100%:
the original four Crash Bandicoot games
Jak & Daxter 1
Sly Cooper 1
Timesplitters 1
The Tony Hawk games up to and including American Wasteland. THPS3 is the one with the most replayability by far. I've completed it so many times that I now have to play with all stats on 0 so it's even a little bit of a challenge
Tenchu 1
Soulblade
Onimusha (especially the second one)
Resident Evil 2
Hogs of War
God of War (the PS2 original)

 

[MyNameIsJeff]

Devil May Cry 3. Never has there been a more magnificent action game in the history of anything and I've been playing it since I was like 8 years old.

 

[pipolaplaya]

The Secret of Monkey Island

 

[Aika]

The 3rd birthday, Shining blade, Sol trigger (PSP) and Musha (Genesis)

 

[ForbiddenRite]

The Legend of Dragoon
Suikoden series
Trails Series
Legaia 2

 

[BlissfulBandit]

There's a few, but what comes to mind right away is Gungrave. It's VERY short, if you know what you're doing you can beat it in under an hour. But it's just so fun you can't help but come back, either to forget about whatever and have fun sending people flying or to improve and get the best rank.

 

[Zerodelgato]

Azure dreams, was my first mystery dungeon style game, also any of the metal max games

 

[raiden_dj]

• SRB2: Wanted to learn how to speedrun the game while using some eeevil mods, but gave up once I hit the eventual skill wall lol
• This Wolfenstein 3D mod: Damn good, short and sweet, and despite wolf3d letting you savescum, I liked to play without saves and essentially treated it like an arcade game.
• QUAKE: Used to play illegal, evil LAN parties in highschool, lots of good memories, then became addicted to Arcane Dimensions, oops.
• Project M and its derivatives: Me and my cousins have been playing Smash together ever since we were able to emulate games in our computes, then I got a Wii and we tried Project M, then Project+, then eventually we got computers good enough to emulate Wii games and went crazy with PMEX DX Remix or whatever tf its called lol. We still play to this day.
• SSX3: Had it on my Gamecube, used to be obsessed with getting good at this game, but didn't learn about Monster Tricks and other tech until years later after hype was gone, oops.
• Metroid Prime 1: Same as SRB2, except instead of mods it was PrimeHack and its hacks.
• Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Wanted to play something coop with my dad, he's the one that got me into games since I was 3, he used to play lots of Wolf3D and other retro shooters, but mostly Wolf3D. I introduced him to RTCW to teach him how to play WASD + Mouse since he used to play Wolf3D keyboard only (He was insane for this). So after he had beated RTCW several times I proposed this since it has that terrorist hunt mode, and has become a regular thing now where he, occasionally some cousins and other people, and I play it together.
  
  Finally, I made this list with the games that are not necessarily my favorite games (some of them are tho), but games I'm very sure I have literally played hundreds of times. Technically most if not all games I'll play for now on should be played hundreds of times since I plan to go hardcore with games, and for that you need to practice a lot, and that implies a lot of replaying. Thats pretty much it