What is your Game Of The Generation?

Doesn't have to be just one game. What are your memorable gaming experiences that defined the PS3 / 360 era for you. PC games included.

For me in no particular order:

Bioshock 1

Mass Effect 2

Metal Gear Solid 4

Fallout 3

Skyrim

Uncharted 2

Battlefield 3

Red Dead Redemption

Deus Ex HR

Assassin's Creed 2

Dragon's Dogma

Heavy Rain

Gears of War 2

Elder Scrolls: Oblivion/Skyrim

Braid

Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution

GTA IV (haven't played V yet)

COD Modern Warfare 2

Splinter Cell Double Agent (for multiplayer)

Skate

Halo 3

-Bioshock

-Bioshock Infinite

-Mass Effect series

-Portal 2

-Last of Us

-Uncharted 2

-Tomb Raider

-Red Dead Redemption

-Deus Ex HR

-Civ 5

• Dead Rising
• Fallout 3
• Red Dead Redemption
• Batman: Arkham Asylum
• Saints Row 2
• Halo 3

Most memorable gaming experiences this gen were:

• Skyrim
• Deus Ex: Human Revolution
• Dragon's Crown
• Killzone 2
• Black Ops 2
• Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing
• Dead Island
• Rayman Origins
• SSX
• Lego: Lord of the Rings

• Grand Theft Auto V
• Uncharted (all)
• Tomb Raider (2013)
• Saints Row 2
• Deus Ex Human Revolution
• Hitman Absolution
• Sleeping Dogs

If I have to pick one, it would be Grand Theft Auto V

My game of the generation is Dark Souls. There were many excellent, exciting games released this generation but that game takes the cake for me, hands down.

The first two Batman games, SMG 1 & 2, Journey, and TLoU come to mind.

Im only going to name one. Mass effect 2.

Portal 2, Bioshock, Phoenix Wright, Assassins Creed 2, Nier, Limbo, ilomilo, and 999

-Batman Arkham City

-Donkey Kong Country Returns

-Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition 2012

These three were in their own league last generation. A Jack of all trades that does everything to a superb level of quality, one of the greatest platformers ever created in the history of gaming, and the competitive game that swallowed most of my time respectfully.

Honourable mentions

-The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword

-Super Mario Galaxy 2

-Metroid Prime 3 Corruption

-Devil May Cry 4

-Darksiders

yup, same here. I couldv name loads of games, but this is my favorite game this gen

Action-Adventure - The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

Beat 'Em Up - Streets of Rage Remake

Hack & Slash - Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

Adventure - Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

Visual Novel - Steins Gate

Computer RPG - The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings

Console RPG - Xenoblade Chronicles

Handheld RPG - Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII

Fighting - Tatsunoko vs Capcom

FPS - Far Cry 3

TPS - Vanquish

Horror - Deadly Premonition

Sandbox - Grand Theft Auto V

Sports - Wii Sports

Stealth - Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

if its the 2005-2013 era...

i would have to say Civilzation 5 & Tomb Raider 2013 were the single player games i've probably played the most. The most played multiplayer game would probably be TERA.

for consoles nothing stands out much. But I did like Beautiful Katamari, Mass Effect 1 and 2.

GTA V

Tomb Raider

Metro Last Light

Dead Rising 3

Far Cry 3

my favorite games this generation were demon's souls, limbo, and everyday shooter. there were plenty more that i liked a lot, but i feel comfortable ranking those 3 above the rest.

• GTA V
• Far cry 3
• Call of Duty Modern warfare 2
• Red Dead Redemption
• Skyrim

Hmm, thats a pretty big list you want there

Thats almost a decade of gaming and there have been some absolute great titles , GTA , Hitman, LA Noire to name a few recent ones, Halo , Dead Rising, MSG , Final Fantasy and a lot more. i would have to go back through my game liberay to get them all.

Fallout New Vegas

Spelunky

Metal Gear Rising

It's difficult for me to narrow down a whole gen to just one game. I listed memorable games that stood out to me the most.

Bioshock 1 was my first official FPS game. I used to shit on all FPS games until I played Bioshock. I brought and sunk hours into it after downloading the demo on one of those 'let me see what the fuss is over Bioshock'. To my luck, the Rapture version was just being released so I was able to get both 1 and 2.

MGS4 and Uncharted 2 are the main reasons I got a PS3.

Mass Effect 2. I remember thinking the demo was crap and was going to pass on buying the game altogether. People kept telling me the demo was a poor representation of the game. I finally decided to give it a shot one day and the rest is history.

Arriving so late to the party, jumping in 2 - 3 years ago is one of the main reasons I enjoyed 7th gen so much and still am. Most of the games listed were only $20 - $30 brand new with all DLC included.

Fallout 3, Bioshock Infinite, Skyrim, L.A Noire, Mass Effect.

I have to agree with Dvader this gen as well (MGS 4 is my GOTG),(RE4 was my game of last gen) :P

There's still lots of games I haven't had the chance to play as I would have liked but these few games stand out from some of the games I've played. Uncharted 2, Heavy Rain, Gears of War, Bioshock, CoD 4, Halo 3, Forza 3, Batman series.

Knights in the Nightmare, Brawl, Dark Souls, Dragon Quest IX, Xenoblade, Radiant Historia and Silent Hill Shattered Memories are among my favorite games of the generation. There are plenty more though.

My favorite game of the gen is the Last of Us.

My honorable mentions are Arkham City, Zelda SS, Mass Effect 2, Super Smash Bros.Brawl, Metal Gear Solid 4, and Bioshock Infinite

For me it is either Super Mario Galaxy or Uncharted 2. Mario Galaxy was just astounding in terms of game design. It reminded me of old school 16 bit games brought to the modern times. However, Uncharted 2 was the first game of the past gen that truly felt like a next gen game to me, and blew me away in the process.

I'd give Halo 4 a runner up spot.

There have been a lot of wonderful games this generation, but my hands down favorite is LBP2. I had burned out on buttbouncers in the 16 bit era, when they were as common as shooters are now, but when I saw the first video of the original LBP at the GDC, my interest in the genre was rekindled. It was a four player simultaneous platformer governed by cartoon physics which gave players the ability to interact with much of the world and each other in novel ways.

Of course, it was a wonderful game on its own, but the LBP series owes its incredibly long legs to the community. People working along or in concert (once saw a credit roll of 30 people) poured dozens if not hundreds of hours into crafting levels. The 3D engine of LBP has always been limited (though a handful of elite designers have figured out how to build games in 3D) but LBP's 2D engine was amazing flexible out of the gate and got a lot more powerful as time went on. Creators can design levels and enemies, tweak physics (which can be set globally and also on a per-object basis), program AI, paint textures, compose music and perform voice work. There are not only platformers, but 2D shooters, puzzle games, rpgs, educational games, click and point adventure games, brawlers, minigames, survival horror games and movies.

I'm not a creator myself (though I tinker for fun) but I admire the quality and creativeness of some members of the community and up until a few months ago my daughters and I would sit down almost every day and play LBP2 together (tomorrow we are all going to play the new DC Comics Level that hit today). I spent two days putting together a real world dollhouse but my daughters were a lot more interested in building their own dollhouses in LBP2.

Last and probably least, LBP boasts a ton of costumes, textures and objects. Where else do Batman, Ada Lovelace (real life female mathematician/programmer who worked with Babbage), the Disney Princesses, Wolverine, Bioshock's Little Sister, Oddworld's The Stranger, Kratos, Judge Dredd, The Muppets, Cloud Strife and Solid Snake rub elbows?

Mass Effect 1-3

Uncharted 1-3

Nier

Dragon Age: Origins

Oblivion

Skyrim

Fallout 3

Battlefield 3 (Or BC2 not sure)

Journey

Infamous 2

The Last of Us

Ni No Kuni

Demon's Souls

That's all I can think of right now.