That One Game That You Think is Text Book Example of 'Making a Good Game'.

Halo 3.

Uncharted 4, Mass Effect 2, GTA San Andreas

@organic_machine: More power to you, then. The Medic is an incredibly important role that can change the tide of a match.

A Link to the Past, Metroid Prime, and Super Mario Galaxy

Divinity Original Sin. Gives the player freedom as when progressing through missions and engaging in combat. You can literally wipe a whole section of enemies before they even notice you. At almost any level you can progress through each section of the game with very little hand holding. Very excited for DOS:2

So pumped for Divinity: Original Sin 2. I think we are about to get one of the greatest games ever crafted (DOS was already among the best and sequel is taking everything to 11).

@bunchanumbers: I've been meaning to pick that up, after reading your comments, that may be happening today.

OT-I would say Mario 64. Level design was phenomenal, the overworld was a blast to explore, and and its secrets were a blast to find, it had challenging levels, the bosses were fun, the controls were spot on, and it was beautiful when I first booted it up with the bright colors and rich environments. Plus it had no loading times which was a great change of pace after playing on the PS1. Beyond that, I would probably say the Mario Galaxy games. They were like an extension of Mario 64 with cool new features and worlds to explore. 3D platforming greatness.

Sadly, it was an exploit due to poor design, Resident Evil 4 is rife with issues much like the previous entries.

Comparatively Quakes single player practically has none. About the most that can thrown at it is poor optimization - which is irrelevant.

It seems Quake should be admired forever while Resident Evil 4 is ok.

The video you posted earlier isn't.

The newer video is, but its usefulness is questionable.

Regenerators are easy when you know how to deal with them and you're showered with appropriate ammo for it in sections they appear in.

You're just wasting more than a minute to kill an enemy that goes down in 5 shots.

If you wanna discuss design, i'd like to hear what you've got to say about Quake's bosses.

Yeah, let's just forget about spawnblocking. It's really unimportant.

You put down RE4 for being able to cheese one enemy in one and a half minutes, where in Quake you can instagib entire enemy waves just by standing in their spawn.

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@KungfuKitten said:

@bunchanumbers: Don't make me buy another game >_<

:'(

that would be sweet man although knowing how kojima works i think the game would take a lot of time until we know whats up with the game