have to say Prey for the 360. Unlimited lives? Cmon... You die, shoot a few flying creatures in the spirit world, and you get to respawn with more health and spirit. Makes this game a piece of cake on the hardest skill (cherokee) as long as you've got the patience for it.
Guys, infinite lives=/=easy. I'll go with a lot of overhead shoots I don't care to name. The fact that I can hold down a turbo button (or sometimes the regular button) speaks volumes on their ease.
have to say Prey for the 360. Unlimited lives? Cmon... You die, shoot a few flying creatures in the spirit world, and you get to respawn with more health and spirit. Makes this game a piece of cake on the hardest skill (cherokee) as long as you've got the patience for it.luno-gamer
Forgot to add that in with Bioshock and Prince. Although I was sometimes confused about where to go and I think that you can die at the beginning.
Some of you guys are missing the point: just because you can't die doesn't mean the game is suddenly easier. I mean, really, what's the difference between the Vita-Chambers and quick save options in games? If anything, Bioshock was just being a bit more honest about it (and also stupid about it, since you don't really have the option to not use certain vita chambers). Same goes for Prince of Persia, etc.
Recently, though, I've found that Fallout 3 was incredibly easy. Vats + Shotgun + Bloody Mess = No ****ing chance. That killed the game for me.
Guys, infinite lives=/=easy. I'll go with a lot of overhead shoots I don't care to name. The fact that I can hold down a turbo button (or sometimes the regular button) speaks volumes on their ease.Video_Game_King
Such as?
I'm not going to refute you, but I'd just like to know, because you might be playing the wrong games.
[QUOTE="Video_Game_King"]Guys, infinite lives=/=easy. I'll go with a lot of overhead shoots I don't care to name. The fact that I can hold down a turbo button (or sometimes the regular button) speaks volumes on their ease.Greatgone12
Such as?
I'm not going to refute you, but I'd just like to know, because you might be playing the wrong games.
The only one I can remember off the top of my head was Raiden. Other than that, nothing.
[QUOTE="luno-gamer"]have to say Prey for the 360. Unlimited lives? Cmon... You die, shoot a few flying creatures in the spirit world, and you get to respawn with more health and spirit. Makes this game a piece of cake on the hardest skill (cherokee) as long as you've got the patience for it.Legolas_Katarn
Forgot to add that in with Bioshock and Prince. Although I was sometimes confused about where to go and I think that you can die at the beginning. Very true :P
Some of you guys are missing the point: just because you can't die doesn't mean the game is suddenly easier. I mean, really, what's the difference between the Vita-Chambers and quick save options in games? If anything, Bioshock was just being a bit more honest about it (and also stupid about it, since you don't really have the option to not use certain vita chambers). Same goes for Prince of Persia, etc.
Recently, though, I've found that Fallout 3 was incredibly easy. Vats + Shotgun + Bloody Mess = No ****ing chance. That killed the game for me.
whoa. Fallout 3 was hard as hell for me! Well.. at first... until I realized you could choose skill levels lol. It gets easier after you get some more hardcore weapons.
Any 3-D Zelda. They are very fun, very epic games, but sheesh, if you get alot of bottles in those games, it is pretty much impossible to get a game over.
For games that are of a very high quality, Symphony of the Night probably takes the cake for being the easiest. Once you got the Crissaegrim, it was all over in a matter of seconds for any boss you met, even Shaft and Dracula.
Any 3-D Zelda. They are very fun, very epic games, but sheesh, if you get alot of bottles in those games, it is pretty much impossible to get a game over.DJ-Lafleur
while they aren't the hardest games, i wouldn't place them as the easiest. Maybe the easiest of hard core games, but not the easiest over all. OoT had me stuck quite a few times....
Way of the Samurai for the PS2. You can beat the game in one minute. When you start the game you can choose either to enter the town or go back where you came and just hit the credits.
If you really want to play the easiest game ever play the Hide and Go Seek Barney game for the Sega Genesis. If you don't touch the controller for a few minutes... the game will actually play itself for you.
New Super Mario Bros., Wind Waker, and Twilight Princess are some of the easiest games I've played recently. None of them qualify as the easiest game of all time, but I found them somewhat disappointing because of how easy they turned out to be.
[QUOTE="Video_Game_King"]Guys, infinite lives=/=easy. I'll go with a lot of overhead shoots I don't care to name. The fact that I can hold down a turbo button (or sometimes the regular button) speaks volumes on their ease.Video_Game_King
Such as?
I'm not going to refute you, but I'd just like to know, because you might be playing the wrong games.
The only one I can remember off the top of my head was Raiden. Other than that, nothing.
Depends on what someone means by infinite lives. I'd say most arcade games gave you infinite lives as long as you pumped coins in the machine and many of those games are all but easy
For games that are of a very high quality, Symphony of the Night probably takes the cake for being the easiest. Once you got the Crissaegrim, it was all over in a matter of seconds for any boss you met, even Shaft and Dracula.foxhound_fox
The game was easy, but not too easy. It wasn't like the overhead shooters I won't mention, which can be beaten with electrical tape and a turbo controller. And to name an actual game, I'll say Magic Knight Rayearth. Never has there been an RPG that was so easy to complete.
Well if your playing for achievement points then I would say Avatar, but a good easy game Shadow Hearts Covenant. I personally found Shadow Hearts a pretty easy RPG and is actually fun.
Easiest recent game was super paper mario. Not even the bosses killed me once, they give you too much potential for damage and give the enemies too little power against you.
Depends on what someone means by infinite lives. I'd say most arcade games gave you infinite lives as long as you pumped coins in the machine and many of those games are all but easy
killeer2007
But that's not how you're supposed to play arcade games. You're supposed to be able to get to a point where you can beat the game on one credit. That's how arcade games are designed, and that's how they are intended to be played. Credit-feeding kills the game, because not only are you admitting to lacking the skill and patience to truly beat the game, but you're also spending more money than you need to.
You don't truly beat an arcade game until you 1cc it. Though, I'd have to say, Raiden games are easy. And mediocre.
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