Best all-time game for the PC or Mac?
I am voting for The Sims
While I love The Sims 2 and am anxiously awaiting Sims 3, it was The Sims that created it all. I recall purchasing one of the expansion packs and the cashier telling me how he had to limit his play time to two hours a day. The game is good enough to get you addicted. Plus,it feeds into my God complex. I don't think I am God, but I do like to play him on occasion.
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Besides the successful sequels, they've even ported Myst to PSP and Nintendo DS and are working on an iPhone version. This is a game that lives on. Few copies of games are still selling 16 years later.
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And what can I say, it's so good that it had its own episode of South Park dedicated to it. I don't know if any other computer game can say that!
Full episode at: http://www.southparkstudios.com/episodes/103797
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10 years old and still feels current and fun! **can't wait for Starcraft II**
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M$www.worldofwarcraft.com
www.runescape.com
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M$Have you ever stole the phone from the secret society? I brought it back home and resurrected the dog. Now, that is a god complex.
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Well, regardless of whether you think the game was revolutionary, it was hailed by the gaming world as such. Obviously you are not a fan of it, or you would not identify playing the game as "randomly clicking." The fact remains that it was a complete departure from anything else being done back in 1993 and had a big impact on the gaming world, even being one of the "killer apps" that drove the CD market.
Myst is great. Did you ever play Riven? I think it was a sequel.
I really hated Myst. The loading times were stupidly long and having the user randomly click everywhere is not a revolutionary interface. Myst is a trophy of the full motion video game era which thankfully died.
Oh my, yes! I loved it! Really obscure clues, but a lot of fun.
I also played Myst III:Exile and Myst IV: Revelation.