Whats your fav game.

X-Com. (Dot!)

Multiple modernized attempts have been made, never to come even near the original very first version. Low-res, tactical masterpiece, huge concepts about balancing of features. Stunning Ais, addicting gameplay. Name it.

Sure enough, i do enjoy GC2 also. And played a lot of others (listing most would involve me into more typos than i have time to spare!).

Still, dos-box is installed and receives a visitor once in awhile. Cuz, X-Com(s) simply was/is an intellectual ride such as i have yet to replace by anything.

- Zyxpsilon.

Red Alert 1,Halo1-3,Galciv2+DA+TA.

Galciv2 DL + DA, C&C series, Rise of Nations, Simcity Series...GTA Series and Gran Turismo.

Seeing as this is a GalCiv forum, it should go without saying that we all like GalCiv2.

Not in any particular order:

Elder Scrolls: Morriwind & Oblivion, Halo 1-3, Starcraft, Warcraft 3, Homeworld (particularly the expansion, Cataclysm), TIE Fighter (I'm re-installing that right now actually), KOTOR, and...many others that I can't remember.

1.The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
2.Submarine Titans
3.Team Fortress 2
4.Rise of Nations
5.The Galactic Civilizations Series

gal civ 1&2 go without saying most on this list i can no longer play since i have a 64 bit operating system.these are in no particular order of favoritism elder scrolls,(series),the bard (series),xcom,grandest fleet,the lost admiral,empire,master of magic , master of orion,,heroes of might and magic (series),scorched earth,worms,red baron,syndicate, carriers at war there are very many more i could mention but will stop with these.

FPS --> Tie between System Shock II and Thief II

TBS --> X-Com UFO Defense

RTS --> Tie between Kohan: Ahriman's Gift and Mechcommander II

RPG --> Planescape: Torment

I'm sure I'm forgetting some...

1) Galactic Civilizations II obviously, despite some balancing issues (good-evil, offense-defense,...). Still, it's the best 4X game out there in my opinion thanks to the AI, genuine attempts to tailor the game to suit the customers and a lot of other stuff I won't go into.

2) Tropico: You could consider it a bit like a politically incorrect Caesar-clone on a tropical island. Lots of options, nice in-depth gameplay and a good sense of humor.

All time greats:

Sim City

Elite

Zelda (various versions)

Doom

Warcraft II

Mafia

Vice City

Vampire Bloodlines

Medieval Total War

PC: Master of Orion 2, Starflight 1 & 2, Star Control 2, Ascendancy, Leisure Suit Larry 1-3. Tribes & Tribes 2, FarCry. StarCraft. Doom 2.

Console: Tribes: Aerial Assault, Halo 2, the NCAA football series. CoD 4 might be there if I continue to have this level of interest in it.

Hmmm

Morrowind (the mods still make it as good if not better than most other rpg's)
Rome Total realism (total conversion for rome total war)
Sacrifice (Fantasy Battlezone!)
Planescape: Torment (simply one of the most powerful and well written stories I've heard)
Far Cry (fun to play when in the mood for mindless destruction)
System Shock (Great gameplay, Great story, Hope Bioshock is as good)

Strategy: GC2 of course, Civ 2, 3, 4, SMAC, Dungeon Keeper 2
RPG: Daggerfall, Morrowind, Oblivion
FPS and FPS/RPG: Deus Ex, System Shock 2, Crysis
Simulation: Eurofighter 2000 v2.0, Longbow 2, Silent Hunter III, Tie Fighter Collector's CD

Yar's Revenge

I remember playing DOS shareware DOOM with only 5 MB RAM, and it barely ran on my old 386DX/40 with 387DX/40 system. I couldn't afford to get 4 more 1 MB modules. My how times have changed. Those old ISA bus video cards were the major choke point (8 Mhz bus speed).

One of my favorites is Corridor 7, which I first played in its floppy version. Then years later I found Corridor 7 CDROM on eBay, and bought several of them for myself and friends. It is an FPS DOS game.

I still like the SSI Gold Box AD&D Forgotten Realms games.

Dude, I remember Corridor 7. That game was awesome.

The old forgotten realms games were fantastic, also.

I Play Corridor 7 under Win98SE, with the option that prevents dos programs from detecting Windows, and it runs fine. These old games are why I maintain the 98SE box. Unfortunately, I had to throw out the Blake Stone floppies, cause I kept getting the same runtime error message for loading the install program.

Another one I still like to play is Castle of the Winds (Windows), and I have both 1 and 2. I know it runs in Windows 2000, but, will have to see if it runs in XP Pro 32 bit.

How could I forget: Minesweeper. :LOL:

GalCiv2
StarFox 64
StarCraft
WarCraft II & III (NOT the original)
Medal of Honor: Allied Assault
Call of Duty (series)
The Half-Life series (and varius mods thereof)
TES III: Morrowind
Earthbound (if you don't know what this is then you need to give up on life, j/k!)
The Secret of Evermore (RPG for the SNES)
Tenchu Series(ninja games rule!)
Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
LoZ: Ocarina of Time

I love video games.

Haven't played alot of games but...

GCII
GTA Series
Commandos Strike Force
Call of Duty 2
Mechwarriors series
Treasure Island(the game)
Rise of Nations
etcetera.

Chess.

Well, in that case, I love playing Football(Soccer), Volleyball, Cricket, Ono, Duel Masters, Checkers, Dodgeball, etc.

A part from the GalCiv titles:
* M.U.L.E.
* Civilization II
* Europa Univeralis II
* X-Com
* Ultima IV - VII

With the exception of the Ultima RPG's I still play the others today.

Castle of the Winds runs fine in XP Pro 32 bit. I know better than to try it in XP64.

MOO I and MOO II
Sword of Aragon a really good fantasy Medieval war game by Shilling
Starflight
Odd world Strangers Wrath
Red Storm Rising (loved SSI for including the Math)
the old DOS SSI Panzer games
Baulders gate.
Rise of Nations.

Duh

In no particular order:

-GalCiv series

-GoldenEye 64

-any NHL video game (currently NHL 07 for my 360)

-Catan (the video game)

-Settlers of Catan (the board game)

-Chess