If you could go back in Time and Beat one game again of your choice - What would it be

[Sinsic30]

for me it would be final fantasy 6 ( or ff3) on the snes - when i beat that game i sit there for at least 1 hour after in a daze - sad - relized that the fantasy was finally over for a while - how bout yall - what would you go back in time and finish again for the 1st time ...

 

[Tonberry]

If it also means reliving the experience.

 

[Sinsic30]

If it also means reliving the experience.
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me and my cuz use to take turns going back and forth with this game becuz we would die some much - the controller would be passed almost within 1 min lol - good times

 

[Zerohour2k12]

There's so many to choose from but the ones I'd love to beat blind again are FF9, AC Ezio Trilogy and Batman Arkham City. Bioshock too but the web spoiled it for me long before I played it.

 

[RestoredaftrLostv2]

Don't need to go back, as I can always play games I love and play them again. I still play Metroid series (except the nes one, the zero mission is better) almost every year just cause I love the games. The game I've played the most is the original Parasite Eve. I've beaten it 5 memory cards full with a single save on each one. Yes that is 75 times, but I've beaten it more than 200 times and only own 5 cards. I love the game, and I never get bored with it.

 

[Isegrim]

Maybe Okami. I loved every hour I spent with it though it was one of the longest games I ever played.

I wish I was there when Killing Floor 1 was in it's heydey. I got into the game rather late and Killing Floor 2 got released not too long after. Even up to it's day, Killing Floor 1 was unsurpassed by it's successors in it's gritty horror element and ambiance and I would have liked playing it when there were a lot more people to play with, at least in our region.

 

[evercaptor]

Another blind run at 13 sentinels would be fantastic. If you can somehow go in COMPLETELY blind like I did (only knowing it was Vanillaware and deciding that was enough to play it) it's an especially wild ride.

 

[Kovlak]

Resident Evil 7. To me it's the best game of all time, as it changes the tables on players at certain points in the game and it's always fun. And the beginning part is a blast!

 

[Sinsic30]

Don't need to go back, as I can always play games I love and play them again. I still play Metroid series (except the nes one, the zero mission is better) almost every year just cause I love the games. The game I've played the most is the original Parasite Eve. I've beaten it 5 memory cards full with a single save on each one. Yes that is 75 times, but I've beaten it more than 200 times and only own 5 cards. I love the game, and I never get bored with it.

200 times is wild lol

 

[Bonkers225]

FFVII

 

[Bakuma1997]

Undertale, free from Spoilers when it was still fresh, i want to know if i would loved it as i do now without Internet practically giving away all the game

 

[SpcDaicon]

I think I would choose Valkyrie Profile.

I was so afraid to not get the A ending I ended up following a guide on my first playthrough. I got the ending I wanted but I felt that I had rushed the game and didn't really experienced it 100%. Don't get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoyed the game and it became one of my favorites but I wish I had experienced it at better pace

Don't need to go back, as I can always play games I love and play them again. I still play Metroid series (except the nes one, the zero mission is better) almost every year just cause I love the games. The game I've played the most is the original Parasite Eve. I've beaten it 5 memory cards full with a single save on each one. Yes that is 75 times, but I've beaten it more than 200 times and only own 5 cards. I love the game, and I never get bored with it.

That's incredible dedication. I played once for the Retro Archieviments but to 100% it you have to play it twice at least. Don't you ever get bored, playing so many times?

 

[Kovlak]

I was so afraid to not get the A ending I ended up following a guide on my first playthrough. I got the ending I wanted but I felt that I had rushed the game and didn't really experienced it 100%. Don't get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoyed the game and it became one of my favorites but I wish I had experienced it at better pace

I did that with Persona 3 FES, because it was so overwhelming with all the social links.

 

[plaindillo]

Earthbound, probably. I still vividly remember the moment as a kid when, my heart racing.

Spoiler: major ending spoilers

Giygas began to die, the screen shut off, and I stared at the screen with utmost fulfillment knowing that I won.

It's one of my most fond memories of finishing a game. Of course, since it is my favorite of all time.

 

[polter99]

Not the entirety of Bloodborne, but I wanted to experience the Chalice Dungeon for the first time again. And then find out about Out-of-Shape is less than 1%, and perfect OoS is less than that to minmax my build for that extra 10 damage.

Some of the bosses and enemies never appear in the base and DLC, and it's actually feels like playing Bloodborne for the first time again when I decide to try for Platinum'd after playing the game for 200 hours across different save and build. And after Dungeon, it becomes 400+ hours. It actually reignite my interest for the game.

Too bad the best part of CD is fucked behind PS+ (which I absolutely hate now). I'm still praying for PC version just for CD.