Certain things you like about a game

We all have our favorite games,And when you ask somebody what they like about a game its always:"gameplay graphics....etc.",But theres always something you like about the game that may be a small aspect about it or something that happens all the time that others dont really care about it,it can be something about the character or world.

It really doesnt matter but you like it and if it was absent in the sequel you would be devistated.

I hope you can share yours because heres mine:

MGS Series-I freaking love the codec conversations,the voice acting is great in my opinion and I love the games script,And I love it when after I save I get to talk to the one I called,My favorite was Para-Medic in MGS3.

The Legend Of Zelda Series-I love the feeling I get when I play it,I feel like this heroic figure that everyone depends on,I also love the "Get small key/fight miniboss/get item/get boss key/beat boss with the weapon I just got formula"

SotC-I love it that the only enemies are the gaint monsters im hunting down,I feel free and open when I explore and theres no monsters chasing after me.

DMC-I love it when I slash enemies up in the air and keep them there by shooting them,It never gets old,Im like "HAHA!!! YOU LIKE BEING UP THERE!!!,oh you dont want to fall,well let me help you.....WITH MY GUNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:lol:BAM!!!"

GOW Series-I feel like this huge prick who goes around killing civillians and raping random woman,and I LIKE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!

The voice-acting in FFXII, imo, was extremely well done (even to the point of actually improving the story)

Okami; because, while it was an excellent game by it's own merits, had that Legend of Zelda nostagic sense that the Sony consoles didn't get enough of

Burnout and Metal Slug series; which are the perfect ways for me to relieve stress, lol (can't beat recking cars and shooting wildly)

Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

I love the scale of this game. I love just riding round on Shadowmere going from snowy mountinas to beautiful plains with Jeremy Soule's scoe in the background. In fact, I probably enjoyed just exploring on my own more than doing the quests.

Dead Rising

Again, the scale is what does it for me. Just having all them zombies really makes you feel miniscule in comparison so it really helps boost the survival aspect of the game. Not only that, but the voice acting is superb and the story is surprisingly deep so you never feel like you're just killing zombies for no reason.

MGS and MGS2

The storyline, voice acting and character development in this series is second to none so it really gives the games that edge over anything else.

Devil May Cry

Never has action been so slick and also so playable.

The GTA games have a ton of these moments. One that comes to mind is locking on to a civilian up close with an Uzi, knock them down by hitting them with your gun, and shoot 'em as they start to stand up.

Civilization II - Capturing the capital of a large civ and watching their nation split in two.

Whacking someone with a brick in Timesplitters.