Has your "PERFECT" game been made as of yet?

I haven't seen a perfect game yet.

I suppose it would be a mix of FF's production values, and DAO's replayability and depth.

The perfect game for me is Pong. I play it alone sitting in my room in my underwear.

My perfect games aren't from this generation. Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross, FF IX, FF 7, Crisis Core, God Of War 2, MGS 1, MGS 3 are my "perfect" games. Not only are these games nostalgic, but they are also fun :)

Halo is my perfect online multiplayer, i wouldnt have it any different, perfect game mechanics

and we all start even, so you know when your realy pro.

Skies of Arcadia was probably the most "perfect" JRPG I've played: Endearing story and characters, variegated worlds, reasonable learning curve, and memorable music. If I could get a sequel to anything right now (and my list is long), it would be this title. Sure the the mechanics of the game were conventional and the game was littered with classic RPG cliches, but it was put together so well and had so much character!

Metroid Primefor the Gamecube is the closest to perfection I've ever played.

Strangely enough, there's 1 game I like better though.....that would be DOOM II for the PC.

Skies of Arcadia was probably the most "perfect" JRPG I've played: Endearing story and characters, variegated worlds, reasonable learning curve, and memorable music. If I could get a sequel to anything right now (and my list is long), it would be this title. Sure the the mechanics of the game were conventional and the game was littered with classic RPG cliches, but it was put together so well and had so much character!

Ernesto_basic

Skies of Arcadia Legendsfor the GC is the best JRPG I've ever played.......look at my avatar, can you guess the character? She's actually only in the GC version of the game.

Me personally... still waiting. Anyone out there that would consider a certain game to be a flawless diamond in their eyes?

Your thoughts?

Soap141

Zelda Ocarina of Time

no game could ever be perfect but theres certianly a few games that are close to perfection for what they are.

Tactics Ogre ( PS )

Resident Evil 4 ( PS2 )

GTA Vice City ( PS2 )

Dead Space ( 360 )

Borderlands ( 360 )

God Of War III ( PS3 )

Metal Gear Solid 4 ( PS3 )

-DirtySanchez-

RE4 on the Wii first and all reviews state that the wii-mote is the control of choice for this set up. Makes sense as the game was made around the wii-mote...

I'd say Oblivion had just about everything I ever wanted in a game but I think 'perfect' is too definitive a label. If I was to call Oblivion 'perfect' then I'd have no reason to look forward to the next one, which hopefully will be one step closer to 'perfect'.

I played Oblivion for about 100 hours, but never beat it and just got bored. Its a pretty stunning game world, but magic games just never did it for me.

I'd say Oblivion had just about everything I ever wanted in a game but I think 'perfect' is too definitive a label. If I was to call Oblivion 'perfect' then I'd have no reason to look forward to the next one, which hopefully will be one step closer to 'perfect'.bALTHar86

Metal Gear Solid. I just love everything about. The characters are amazing,the music is just epic, and the story is just crazy.

The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion was incredibly close, it just needed a tad bit more variety in every category. If it took place in more varied areas and had more to do with the Daedric Princes, it would be my favorite game of all time by light years.

oblivion =]

No.

It never will be, either

It would have to be open world yet Uncharted like cinematic.

It would have to include magic and swords, a bit of guns and platforming. It would havew to have a comic book inspired story (Batman and Infamous are some of my favorite storys) and have co-op and much reason to replay it without multiplayer

REmake for Gamecube. The graphics are perfect, the gameplay is perfect, the story is excellent. All around perfect execution of the RE formula and the game; It couldn't have been better.

The Left 4 dead games are what I consider perfect for online multiplayer. Local multiplayer is Super Smash bros mellee. Single player Resident evil 4, God of war series and Tales of symphonia.

Nope, but Oblivion was pretty close :D

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no game could ever be perfect but theres certianly a few games that are close to perfection for what they are.

Tactics Ogre ( PS )

Resident Evil 4 ( PS2 )

GTA Vice City ( PS2 )

Dead Space ( 360 )

Borderlands ( 360 )

God Of War III ( PS3 )

Metal Gear Solid 4 ( PS3 )

TurboLung

RE4 on the Wii first and all reviews state that the wii-mote is the control of choice for this set up. Makes sense as the game was made around the wii-mote...

Until some company makes a game thats a mix of Grand Theft Auto, Left 4 Dead and Jet Set Radio, it hasn't.

Because GTA with cel-shaded graphics, rollerblading, graffiti and zombies would be pretty awesome

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[QUOTE="-DirtySanchez-"]

no game could ever be perfect but theres certianly a few games that are close to perfection for what they are.

Tactics Ogre ( PS )

Resident Evil 4 ( PS2 )

GTA Vice City ( PS2 )

Dead Space ( 360 )

Borderlands ( 360 )

God Of War III ( PS3 )

Metal Gear Solid 4 ( PS3 )

chrisPperson

RE4 on the Wii first and all reviews state that the wii-mote is the control of choice for this set up. Makes sense as the game was made around the wii-mote...

Oh yeah, that's so true.

Starcraft(RTS)

Counterstrike source(FPS)

Best games I have ever played and I think most can say CSS is the best mp shooter ever made.

There's no such thing as a perfect game but the greatest game I've played to this point is MGS4.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Sure, by today's standards the graphics could be upgraded and camera control could be improved with a second analog stick (which the N64 was lacking), but in terms of game content and design there's not a single thing I'd change or would think to add.

The S.T.A.L.K.E.R series is extremely damn close to my perfect game,close enough!!!!

Not for me yet. But Red Dead Redemption might take the title. It just looks so awesome.

If by perfect you mean "without flaws of any kind" then that will never be attained.

But I suspect you mean "has a game come along that so aligned itself with your personal tastes and view of what a game should be that you loved it as if it were perfect, despite any flaws". Well if that is the case then mine is Dead Rising. Being a big fan of the old Romero "Dead" films and zombie cinema in general, I loved what they did with DR. I can't wait for the second game this August, though I'd be lying if I said that I was expecting it to have the same level of impact with me that the original did. I know I'll like it of course, but the first one is a game I've championed for four years to anyone who'd listen.