Most played games of all time

[hengti]

FourWheelDrift said:

Grand Prix Legends - 1998 - present day.

is that supposed to be snow??!!
some things never change!

mine : www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/renegade.htm

[FourWheelDrift]

hengti said:

is that supposed to be snow??!!

You've got to realise that weather was never a part of GPL, that is a extra addition, along with rain on some other circuits.

[hengti]

nice!

adds character

talking of characters - what's Father Christmas doing trackside?

[Mr E]

Elite. On an Amstrad CPC.

Midwinter II on the 'miggy.

FFVII on the PS1.

Then work got in the way.

By the way, SkidMarks (Acid software) was far superior to Iron Mans truck racing.
www.classicgaming.com/amigareviews/skidmark.htm

[FourWheelDrift]

hengti said:

talking of characters - what's Father Christmas doing trackside?

It's not santa, it's an animated scantily clad woman wearing a santa style coat who flashes at the cars as they go by

[Yrv 130 turbo]

i have a number and i played them for many hours.
Chaos Engine
sydicate
Sydicate Wars
unreal Tournement
Civ series
Command and conquer series
Doom series
Quake series
Medal of honour series
call of duty
BF2 never got into the first ones
I have played games for a while a long list but i have enjoyed playing

>> Edited by Yrv 130 turbo on Wednesday 15th March 06:31

[d-man]

ukbob said:

The cheating was awful! [brag mode]I was accused of cheating in most games, not that I ever cheated, I just played far too much [/brag] Its only a game, but it felt bloody good getting into your groove after 8 hours play for the umpteenth night in a row and being able to jump round any corner playing any class, and waste 3-4 players plus a few sentries, grab the flag, and kill the same 3-4 players as they respawned on my way back to base

Possibly the only game that I've ever popped onto for a quick session one night and still been playing when the sun came up the next morning, it used to happen regularly too! Getting told you were cheating or that only n00bs and lamers with no skill cap the flag (cue hunting down and mercilessly and repeatedly slaughtering someone... as Scout if they really sucked) was all part of the fun on public servers. Did you play as part of a clan? Clan matches were a whole different ball game, I played in the UKTFCL Premiership seasons III and IV. We regularly got our arses handed to us by people that were so good it was untrue lol, but the pace and teamwork was on another planet compared to public games.

ukbob said:

I miss those servers. It has a lot to do with age, the fact that I spend my time doing other things now, but it'll never be the same. And I'll never enjoy a game again as much as I enjoyed TFC. My hard core gaming days are.. snivel, sob, cry... over.

Aye, I'm too busy doing other things to be REALLY good at games now. I can still hold my own, but you're right it isn't the same. LOL do we sound like a couple of addicts or what?

[Jungles]

1. Command and Conquer: Red Alert

2. Starcraft & Broodwar expansion

3. Warcraft III

[UKBob]

Mr E said:

By the way, SkidMarks (Acid software) was far superior to Iron Mans truck racing. www.classicgaming.com/amigareviews/skidmark.htm

I remember the name. I never had it though

[UKBob]

d-man said:

ukbob said: The cheating was awful! [brag mode]I was accused of cheating in most games, not that I ever cheated, I just played far too much [/brag] Its only a game, but it felt bloody good getting into your groove after 8 hours play for the umpteenth night in a row and being able to jump round any corner playing any class, and waste 3-4 players plus a few sentries, grab the flag, and kill the same 3-4 players as they respawned on my way back to base Possibly the only game that I've ever popped onto for a quick session one night and still been playing when the sun came up the next morning, it used to happen regularly too! Getting told you were cheating or that only n00bs and lamers with no skill cap the flag (cue hunting down and mercilessly and repeatedly slaughtering someone... as Scout if they really sucked) was all part of the fun on public servers. Did you play as part of a clan? Clan matches were a whole different ball game, I played in the UKTFCL Premiership seasons III and IV. We regularly got our arses handed to us by people that were so good it was untrue lol, but the pace and teamwork was on another planet compared to public games. ukbob said: I miss those servers. It has a lot to do with age, the fact that I spend my time doing other things now, but it'll never be the same. And I'll never enjoy a game again as much as I enjoyed TFC. My hard core gaming days are.. snivel, sob, cry... over. Aye, I'm too busy doing other things to be REALLY good at games now. I can still hold my own, but you're right it isn't the same. LOL do we sound like a couple of addicts or what?

Yes, totally Its all good fun though I joined a few clans, but didnt like the "Right, this is how we are going to play" rules so never stayed for more than a few matches. I much preferred the 'every man for himself' rogue soldier approach on the pubs, capping the noobs - which never got boring. Many of the noobs though were bloody good though, who seemingly never left the pc and spent their lives practising. Id usually play engineer, set up sentry and go flagrunning. You knew what/where the other players would be, and jumping round corners primed, or emping sentries from a floor below was part of the fun of knowing the game inside out, especially when winding up the folks who think you're cheating

We had a few chaps from BC (body count - at the time best uk clan) come on for a skimish now and again - they made formidable foes!! Better than bots on the hardest setting from games like unreal tournament, you really had to be on your toes in openspace shotgun fights to take them on - it was almost spooky coming face to face with players of that calibre. True professionals

[Plotloss]

Mario Kart in all its formats.

Quite literally thousands and thousands of hours.

[UKBob]

Plotloss said:

Mario Kart in all its formats. Quite literally thousands and thousands of hours.

Thats a lot of hours

[thepassenger]

I no order the games I've played the most are:

Neverwinter Nights (as yes I am looking forward to NWN2 & Dragon Age )
Deuteros for the Atari ST, finally completed it last year.

[mindgam3]

Rainbow 6: Raven Sheild on the PC is my most played game, loved it!

Others;

Medal of Honour (PC)
Original Gran turismo (PS1)
BF2!

I think first person, multiplayers on the PC are the most addictive for me

[siko]

Lost my (sad) life to Falcon 3 as a wee lad. Recently have been threatened by the missus for spending too much time on:-

a) Pro Evolution Soccer (Xbox)
b) Rome Total War (PC)

and worst of all Fight Night on Xbox360......aahhh why have you spoilt my perfect record !! Just one more go....

[ahonen]

roop said:

Indycar Racing "I'm Paul Page, from Papyrus. This is Indycar Racing"...

That was a really good game, if it's the one I'm thinking of. A housemate at uni had it on his 486(!). You could change the colour schemes on the cars too, if I recall correctly.

GT2 is probably my most played game.

[chris watton]

Up until last year, it would have been IGI 2 and FEAR, but Rome has overtaken both by quite a way (including my life!!!)

[hedders]

Duke Nukem 3d online.

"Its time to kick ass and chew bubble gum, and I'm all outta' gum"

I spent so much time in virtual worlds i started to keep an eye out for enemies in the real world, especially in housing estates!