The game you beat alot

[Clydefrosch]

years ago, i finished golden sun once every 2 days for about 2 months... i was rather bored at that time

 

[Ame16787]

re4, ocarina of time and last but not least the glorious goldeneye (can't even remember how many times

)

 

[razorback78]

recently, NSMB of course

 

[Edgedancer]

Mass Effect. Just finished my third Soldier run and now moving onto an Adept run.

 

[Ryufushichou]

Devil May Cry 1,2,3 and 4. (i can never decide which to stick with, finished them all about 20 times cept 4, finished that about 10.)
Final Fantasy VIII, IX and X.
and Pokemon gamez.

- VV

 

[Range-TE]

N+ , NSMB, SMB3, SMW, S3&K, SADX, SW:BF2, TLOZ : LA

yay for abbreviations !

 

[EyeZ]

completed Ocarina of Time twice, tried the Master Quest, got as far as the fire temple, and was like ok, i submit

 

[nutella]

super metroid

 

[geoflcl]

When I was a little kid, my I'd get really nervous during the final boss of Super Mario 64 (the dreaded RaInBoW BoWsEr!), and when I finally beat it, I was so proud of myself. SO from that point on, that was the game I'd beat over and over just to make myself feel like a six year-old badass.

 

[KDH]

Star Wars: Knights of the old Republic I & II
Mass Effect
Second Sight
Portal
Twilight Princess
Prince of Persia Trilogy (Sands of Time, Warrior Within, Two Thrones)

I rarely play through games more than once. In fact I have a nasty habit of leaving them unfinished. Multiple times. Usually for no reason.

EDIT: And of course now that I've posted this, I want to go and play one of them.

 

[Blaze163]

Games I've beaten many, many times, you ask?

- Streets Of Rage 1+2. I love these games. No better stress relief than throwing a shell-suited chav through a phone booth then smashing him in the face with an iron bar. Class.
- The 2D sonic games, and occasionally the Sonic Adventure twins.
- Star Fox 64. Or 'Lylat Wars' as it is over here. I've beaten this game so many times I can fly most of the levels blindfolded. Same goes for the original Starwing on SNES.
- Ace Combat Squadron Leader. Actually where I get my name from. My friend Amy assumed I chose the callsign Blaze for myself, and it kinda stuck. Great game. Nice to see a wingman who is actually useful in the form of Kei Nagase. Unlike certain frogs I could mention....God damn you Slippy...
- Aggressive Inline, Gamecube. I LOVE this game. great gameplay, great levels, great soundtrack, just great overall. Especially when I only paid a pound for it.
- Jelly Boy, SNES. Well, technically speaking I haven't beaten it yet. Stil trying after all these years. Every time I get close I lose my password sheet...
- Certain fan-made levels on LittleBig Planet I've finished several times. They were just so well made. Like the Star Wars themed level with Captain Kirk and Doctor McCoy in the background. Approach them and McCoy says 'Damn it, Jim, we're in the wrong movie!'. Now that was funny.
- Timesplitters 2.
- Final Fantasy 7. Finished that quite a few times. Same goes for many of the FF games.
- I finished Resident Evil 5 twice, but only because my nephew is hopeless so he had to get me to play it with him in co-op to see the ending. It was much easier once we restarted so I could use my own save data. A Magnum with infinite ammo makes the game much easier.
- I've finished Super Mario World more times than I care to mention.
- Ocarina of Time I've played repeatedly. It's much better now that I don't get stuck in the Water Temple any more. It took me weeks to spot that you could go down under the water in the central tower to get that extra key...
- Quite a few GBA games, like Racing Gears, Mario Kart Super Circuit, etc.
- I'm constantly trying to beat my high score on the original version of Tetris for the old brick gameboy. * Incidentally, is 96,240 a good score, yes or no? Please answer, I'm wondering if I'm any good.

Most of the games I've finished multiple times are the older games I remember from my childhood. I can't think of many games on the 3 current consoles I've done several times. What can I say? They just don't make 'em like they used to.

 

[razorback78]

tatsunoko vs capcom is also one the games that i beat a lot.

 

[realbout]

Diablo 2 LoD

Super Mario World
Resident Evil 4
Super Mario Land (^.^)

 

[Xarsah16]

For me, it's always been a tie between the Red Blue and Yellow Pokemon games. I beat each one of them, multiple times, and they are essentially the same games just with minor differences in each.

 

[Satangel]

Games I've beaten many, many times, you ask?

- Streets Of Rage 1+2. I love these games. No better stress relief than throwing a shell-suited chav through a phone booth then smashing him in the face with an iron bar. Class.
- The 2D sonic games, and occasionally the Sonic Adventure twins.
- Star Fox 64. Or 'Lylat Wars' as it is over here. I've beaten this game so many times I can fly most of the levels blindfolded. Same goes for the original Starwing on SNES.
- Ace Combat Squadron Leader. Actually where I get my name from. My friend Amy assumed I chose the callsign Blaze for myself, and it kinda stuck. Great game. Nice to see a wingman who is actually useful in the form of Kei Nagase. Unlike certain frogs I could mention....God damn you Slippy...
- Aggressive Inline, Gamecube. I LOVE this game. great gameplay, great levels, great soundtrack, just great overall. Especially when I only paid a pound for it.
- Jelly Boy, SNES. Well, technically speaking I haven't beaten it yet. Stil trying after all these years. Every time I get close I lose my password sheet...
- Certain fan-made levels on LittleBig Planet I've finished several times. They were just so well made. Like the Star Wars themed level with Captain Kirk and Doctor McCoy in the background. Approach them and McCoy says 'Damn it, Jim, we're in the wrong movie!'. Now that was funny.
- Timesplitters 2.
- Final Fantasy 7. Finished that quite a few times. Same goes for many of the FF games.
- I finished Resident Evil 5 twice, but only because my nephew is hopeless so he had to get me to play it with him in co-op to see the ending. It was much easier once we restarted so I could use my own save data. A Magnum with infinite ammo makes the game much easier.
- I've finished Super Mario World more times than I care to mention.
- Ocarina of Time I've played repeatedly. It's much better now that I don't get stuck in the Water Temple any more. It took me weeks to spot that you could go down under the water in the central tower to get that extra key...
- Quite a few GBA games, like Racing Gears, Mario Kart Super Circuit, etc.
- I'm constantly trying to beat my high score on the original version of Tetris for the old brick gameboy. * Incidentally, is 96,240 a good score, yes or no? Please answer, I'm wondering if I'm any good.

Most of the games I've finished multiple times are the older games I remember from my childhood. I can't think of many games on the 3 current consoles I've done several times. What can I say? They just don't make 'em like they used to.

A quick Google led to this site. So yeah, 96k is a good score, congratz.