I Wish I Could Forget a Game and Play It Again

5 Games I Wish I Could Play for the Outset Fourth dimension Again

   There's nothing similar playing a great game for the first time. Some games are so good that y'all want to rocket jump right into that new game and keep on going. Merely you can never really recapture that first fourth dimension. Information technology's gone forever. Hopefully y'all were able to take your time to bask it, instead of rushing through to make some sort of borderline, or but because y'all're crazy. (I'm not maxim I'm not, for the record.) Some games tin be played once again and once again, and are fun every fourth dimension. But some games, I would argue only a few, are amend that very start time.
   Presented here is a list of the 5 games I most badly wish I could club myself and forget, just to remember them all once more. I'd have them in a stack with a viscid note that merely states "Play these, y'all'll dear 'em." Hopefully the brain damaged me won't decided to cast away video games in exchange for a new found faith; perhaps the Cult of Skarro will be looking for new members.
   Without farther ado, I present the games I'd totally get Eternal Sunshine for.

one. Metroid Prime

No game, and I mean no game, has done to me what this game has. I wasn't large into the Metroid series every bit a kid (and I'thousand still not to fond of the ones that came before Prime number), and Kickoff Person Shooters were never really my bag. Merely there was a trailer for this game that made me think "Alright, I'll give information technology a rent, see how information technology is." Dearest at first sight does not brainstorm to describe my feelings for this game. From the attending to the tiniest of details, including rain drops on my arm cannon and steam on my visor, to that kickoff epic boss fight with the Parasite Queen, Metroid Prime immersed me into a world like no other game has been able to since. And isn't that the bespeak of video games? Well that and to have fun. Metroid had that in spades.
2. Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem

I remember sitting in the basement "living room" I fix next to my bedroom, all the lights out, and me and my friend playing Eternal Darkness. I was traversing the mansion looking for clues to the grisly murder of my granddad, Edward, when I decided to arbitrarily look in a bathtub.

Nothing, not video game or picture, has always been able to make me bound out of my chair like what happened then.

Eternal Darkness forwent the standard Survival Horror of scaring you with blindingly dark corridors, and went with a real cerebral approach. On height of that, and just for kicks, the game would spend most of it'south fourth dimension fucking with you, making you think your GameCube went blue-screen-o'-expiry, or tricking y'all into believing somebody was sitting on the remote. The game is vivid, pure and elementary, and is still better on that first, sugariness time through.
3. Resident Evil 4

Never listen the residue of the game, I merely wish I could relive that kickoff time I played the Hamlet scene in the kickoff affiliate of the game. Holy fuck that was intense. However, at this point, I also wish I could simply play the game again without the knowledge that I have now. I've played this game more times than I can remember, and I know every nook and cranny of it. Fifty-fifty Professional person mode offers goose egg challenging for me, even if I simply one-gun information technology. I want that innocence of my youth back. While we're at it, I'd love the past 5 years of my life dorsum, as well. Just saying. (While I'm thinking virtually information technology: Aye, the Wii version is the all-time.)
4. Chrono Trigger

Perhaps this one doesn't quite belong on this listing because I beat it for the first time just two days prior to writing this (10/xiii/'09) I've begun reaping the benefits of information technology'south well-designed New Game feature, and yet, I kind of already miss the kickoff time I met those incredible characters, the first time I watched as Lavos burst from the basis to pelting hot death upon the earth, the first time I renamed my time machine TARDIS. (Epoch? Really? Pft.) Chrono Trigger was one of the almost remarkable games I've played, fifty-fifty if I'm roughly 15 years late to the party. (The DS version is perfection.)
5. Super Mario 64

Alright. I idea about it long and hard (teehee), and I have to put this game on here, fifty-fifty if information technology'south non even necessarily for the right reason. I don't necessarily desire to play this game over again for the showtime time; I want to experience like I did when I played this game for the kickoff time. No console release, no matter how crawly, was quite every bit revolutionary as the launch of the N64. It was, and really I don't think anyone tin can debate this, the well-nigh of import game thing to happen to 3D gaming. Moving Mario around that tertiary dimension for the get-go fourth dimension was downright fucking magical. Information technology may not be at the top of this list, merely few things can acme the 20 minutes I spent pulling Mario's confront effectually in the 3rd dimension. Fucking magical.