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Staff Sez: What's the One Game You Could Play Over and Over Again?

by Josh Max - January 21, 2014, 6:59 pm EST
Total comments: 13

These games will never collect dust over at the NWR offices. 

This week a snowstorm hit the northeast US, Rick and Morty switched roles and Josh asked a brand new question to the NWR staff! The question was "What's the one game you could play over and over and never tire of?" Everyone's answers are below!

What is your one game that you never tire of? Let us know in the comments below!


Andrew Brown

Donkey Kong Country 2. I replay that almost annually.


Mike Sklens

Rock Band 3. I could play it forever if allowed.


Neal Ronaghan

It used to be Super Mario RPG. Now it's probably the latest version of Madden and I'm not super proud to admit that.


Andy Goergen

Geometry War 2.  RIP Bizarre Creations.


Justin Baker

Tetris! It truly never gets old.


Alex Culafi

Grand Theft Auto IV. Haven't fully stopped playing since 2008.


James Dawson

Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs. It's multiplayer is incredible.


J.P. Corban

There are several for me, but the big one would be Sid Meier's Civilization V. A ton of depth and different ways to play, and every new game is unlike any you've played before.


Zack Miller

Honestly, probably MGS3. I discover new things every time I play because you can play it so many ways.


Justin Berube

Super Smash Bros. Melee. Back when I was still in my prime I know I put thousands of hours into it. I maxed out the play counter on multiple copies.


James Jones

Ogre Battle 64. It's a pretty well-documented addiction. 

Talkback

KITT 10KJanuary 21, 2014

For me I'd have to say Secret Of Mana, Donkey Kong Country, and any Mario Kart.

TheBigKJanuary 21, 2014

Mine is Super Mario Bros. 3. I replay it at least twice a year.

SarailJanuary 21, 2014

Signature says it all.

Jet Force Gemini.

Stark_NebulaJanuary 21, 2014

F-Zero GX. Going on 2 years in May. Honestly the deepest action game I've touched. (Though I do love me some Melee and Advance Wars.) :3

Whatever the current Pokemon is - in fact, I've got a challenge out to beat X with every type once Bank hits.

HairyChestJanuary 22, 2014

Ocarina of time

K-S-OJanuary 22, 2014

I probably played through Sin & Punishment: Star Successor about 30 times since it came out.  I plan to play more.

NemoJanuary 22, 2014

Hard to narrow it down to one. Here's some games that I've played through many times and still am not sick of:

Original Legend of Zelda
Super Metroid
Resident Evil 4

I could also say Mega Man, Mega Man X and 2D Castlevania (PlayStation, GBA, DS) but there's not really ONE game that stands out from the rest in those series. Also, either SMB 3 or Super Mario World are kind of in that same catergory.

EiksirfJanuary 22, 2014

It's Dr. Mario for me. I unlocked it in WarioWare on my 3DS and it's gone up to the second most number of hours, 200+ for me, behind Animal Crossing (which gets playtime from my wife and me both).

ckritJanuary 22, 2014

I'm gonna go on a limb here and say Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. They infused the Japanese atmosphere so much in that game, I can never get sick of it.

purevalJanuary 22, 2014

Zelda II. I have played and beaten it so many times already. On the first day of Summer vacation I would start a new file, then keep playing the file and see how many times I could beat the game. By the end of summer I was pretty quick with it too.

Leo13January 22, 2014

If you're talking single player it's NBA 2K13 on the Wii U.
Although I also love replaying
Lords of the Realm II and
Warcraft II



If you're talking multi-player you have to grab an older system
In multi-player mode I'll never tire of
Star Fox 64
Advance Wars
Battle Tanx Global Assault
Mario Kart Double Dash
Diddy Kong Racing

Disco StuJanuary 22, 2014

I beat Super Mario World 100% at least twice a year, every year, since 1992.  Yeah, that game never gets old.

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