That one special game...

[Bigdoggy]

I am talking about that one special game that caused you to play it hours and once you looked at the clock you couldn't believe 4+ hours have passed. That one special game that made you zone out due to atmosphere or whatever. What was it?

[Nitey]

Only one?! Well off the top of my head I would say Red Dead Redemption, there have been many though this gen

[Bigdoggy]

Only one?! Well off the top of my head I would say Red Dead Redemption, there have been many though this gen

yes, because there is always that one that sticks out the most.

[MjW]

Quite a few, I don't keep track.

[*goo]

Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

A very close second would be Super Mario Bros. 3.

[lee___radio]

lock on modern air combat.

[LfCpS3]

gta SA( this was a real time waster for me) would be my main ONE that i spent a lot of time on,


skyrim( only for the first 80 or so hours, now i dont really feel like it) and BFBC1 had also made me lose track of time.

[The Black Wolf]

It's last gen, but Final Fantasy X. My big brother had to MAKE me put the controller down.

[F34R]

SuperMario World, SNES. Actually, there's quite a few NES/SNES games that when I first experienced them, there were marathon sessions. I remember hammering through the SMB series games, Star Wars (SNES) games, and many more.

[Ghost-Rhayne]

I can't get enough. I have some really cool characters developed and in their position of power (mage as arch mage at college, thief/sin as thief guildmaster etc for when the DLC expands upon and improves on existing content. I will pour hundreds of hours into this game over the coming years.

[keefy]

Gunstar Heroes Came home from school rented it from the local game shop and played it until I beat it early Saturday 2 or 3 AM.

[darky89]

I think it's Fallout 3 for me.
I love how you'll be travelling to an objective and come across a new town and get sidetracked for a couple of hours. Then you look at the time and it's somehow 2am when you started playing at like 9pm. I've put about 100 hours into it, and there's still plenty left for me to do.

[timberflake]

GTA IV. First time I've played a game when I got home from work then looked at the clock and it was 2am!


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[itachi73378]

GTA SA is my most memorable game. Spent countless hours.

[Nitey]

yes, because there is always that one that sticks out the most.

Oh, well I must not be normal then, as I have a few But you asked for one and I gave one

[itachi73378]

Oh, well I must not be normal then, as I have a few But you asked for one and I gave one

It's always difficult to pick one. For me it was between 3

[Bigdoggy]

For me it's Dues Ex:HR, that is actually the first game I got a platinum on.

[Gregorious]

Civilization 3, I can vividly remember the first night I had that experience. I was in college and had only been playing it for a week or so. One night I finally had a good civ going and kept saying to myself just another 30 min. 11:30, 12, 12:30, 1, 1:30....wait are those birds? 5am I've never felt so great and horrible at the same time, and I still didn't finish the game.

[AaronSOLDIER]

Oblivion.

[Blacksite]

I really can't decide between Final Fantasy IX and the enhanced Nintendo Gamecube port of Skies of Arcadia. Both video games did an amazing job of pulling me in with their compelling stories, cast of characters, atmosphere, gameplay and music. For the current-generation of home consoles, I'd have to say Portal 2.

[F34R]

I'll say this, I've probably spent more time on Diablo II:LOD than all other games combined! lol

[Noxia]

This gen would be Fallout 3.

[Valefor]

This gen - Dragon Age: Origins.

[Inzane2050]

Final Fantasy X
Infinite Undiscovery
Assassin's Creed
Resonance of Fate
Devil May Cry 4
Star Craft
Jedi Outcast
Knights of the Old Republic I & II
Jedi Academy MP
Battlefield 2
Halo
Crysis (custom made maps)

[Sir_Scud]

Many games have done that over the years, but for this gen, Oblivion.