Which video game have you played the longest?
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For sure over 1000 hours of Destiny.
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I was gonna say 1200+ on Pokemon ORAS, but now DKB mentions Maple, I might be inclined to say I spent more on that. I wish the old launcher tracked your playtime lol
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If single game it be either warframe or path of exile both 1000+ hours, if game series then it be geneforge around 2700+ hours.
That depends on if you quantify "longest" as "longest time from start to finish" or "most hours played"
200+ days (5000+ hours) cumulative playtime on Runescape from 2006-13. Might have been more.
Unknown amount of time played Minecraft starting from beta 1.1, across dozens of servers, every version, and hundreds of mods.
I don't believe anybody with a birthdate of earlier than 1990 who says they hadn't sunk an obscene amount of time into WoW.
Unknown amount of time played Minecraft starting from beta 1.1, across dozens of servers, every version, and hundreds of mods.
I don't believe anybody with a birthdate of earlier than 1990 who says they hadn't sunk an obscene amount of time into WoW.
Sounds like someone played before they did the Big Bang. Legacy items are always fun. I remember trading a blue rose for a pumpkin basket. PQs being killed was a deathknell and a sign to come for me of the game's downward spiral (for me). The class homogenezation made me stop following altogether.
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If I am allowed to combine various versions of tetris then easily that. I used to use it as something to keep my hands busy and can play it while maintaining enough concentration on lessons, TV shows/films (even with subtitles towards the end) and the like.
As far as actively played... possibly Perfect Dark on the N64. We used to play it when we got back in the evenings or before we went out.
Failing that various MX vs ATV games. It was more active than tetris but for the most part its free roam modes were almost meditative.
As far as actively played... possibly Perfect Dark on the N64. We used to play it when we got back in the evenings or before we went out.
Failing that various MX vs ATV games. It was more active than tetris but for the most part its free roam modes were almost meditative.
You underestimate how much of a cheap bastard I am. My time with world of warcraft was a couple of afternoons and evenings on a third party server (2x exp if memory serves) when we were looking for a local co-op game before we decided it was not as good as the older co-op games and went back to one of the dungeon crawlers or something.AbyssalMonkey said:
First: Tetris. Over various platforms and itterations of the original game (not counting spinoffs with different gameplay like Tetris Blast or unrelated games like Tetris Attack - just plain named "Tetris")
Second: Lumines 2 and it's predecessor Lumines and it's successor Lumines: Electronic Symphony
Third: Pokemon Red for the original GB. I can't remember how often I started a new game on this just so I can play it again.
Second: Lumines 2 and it's predecessor Lumines and it's successor Lumines: Electronic Symphony
Third: Pokemon Red for the original GB. I can't remember how often I started a new game on this just so I can play it again.
For me, it would probably be Red Dead Redemption. If we're going by modern games.
Otherwise probably Super Mario Bros. on the NES.
Otherwise probably Super Mario Bros. on the NES.
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