Halo 1-3, both the single player story and the evolution of the multi-player.
Came here to say exactly this. My favorite video game trilogy of all time, played through each campaign countless times and multiplayer on MCC from time to time. Never gets old.
Single Player on Heroic or below.
The Mistborn trilogy by Brandon Sanderson. The original one that is, the second trilogy in the same universe not as much.
A good example for a writer who managed to place two consecutive trilogies in the same universe is Trudi Canavan with the Black Magician & Traitor Spy trilogies.
I’d say the second trilogy (well, quadrilogy) is also great.
The mass effect trilogy. Yeah, shut up, the ending is great. NEVER had a problem with it. It’s a videogame, really expecting that the ending will take into account all the decisions over 100 hours of gameplay and dialogue and give you a very personal ending for you is lunacy. Even real life doesn’t work like that. The 3 endings with slight variations depending of your war assets was more than enough for me.
The first three Toy Story movies.
There’s no way you all didn’t cry at the end of #3.
Toy story 3 was awful
A movie can be bad and still make you cry.
Jack Frost anyone?
Click.
The movie Click made people cry?
Yeah it’s got a reputation for exactly this. It’s a terrible movie, but the ending is a completely stupid and unearned tearjerker.
Dark souls
Half Life, Half Life 2
Paul Auster’s New York Trilogy. If you haven’t read them, you’re missing something important.
Books:
Wool/Shift/Dust by Hugh Howey. A well written, immersive post apocalyptic fiction that has a satisfying conclusion.
The Passage/The Twelve/The City of Mirrors by Justin Cronin. Pretty much the same as above.
The Century Trilogy by Ken Follett. A huge read that spans almost a century (from just prior WW1 to the late 20th century), accompanying the same families from several different countries and embedding them into significant world events of the 20th century. Really well written and enjoyable.
If you’re in your teens the original mass effect trilogy, from the storytelling to the going through the different genres of games
in your teens…
Are you saying you only enjoy mass effect in your teens, or only if you are a teenager then you would remember playing mass effect? Cause both of those are wrong.
Nah it just has a different impact when you’re still filled with wonder and not just jaded and conditioned to just fill checklists, the gameplay of the games isn’t that good it’s all about the world building and the branching paths in the stories
I disagree, but I appreciate your opinion.
Let me put it this way, when the games came out I would read every codex entry and mission description and do multiple playthroughs to see every possible scene, I have like 3k hours combined between the three games on record.
These days I just blast trough games and struggle to stop and listen to some audiolog
I understand what you are saying, I’m just saying I disagree. I think that’s a personal issue. I mean if you’ve played the games before and read it all sure, it’s gonna be harder to want to stop and smell the roses, and that’s fine, you enjoy it in a different way. But you can still make time to fall into a game the way you did before, just gotta try a little bit and you’ll be surprised at how easy it is to get drawn in the same way.
I’m in my 30s and when I play a new game I do that, I read all the little books in BG3, I visit all the extra hidden spots I can find in things like breath of the wild, and yeah I’ve played mass effect before, have a good chunk of it memorized, so I don’t play it the same way, but if I had never played it before I would play it the same way. Just got to take your time when you have it.
Maybe Im just tired of games in general, bg3 was the kind of game I wanted to inmerse myself in but I couldn’t be bothered to read about random lore, I just kept going through the motions doing multiple playthroughs with different classes, alignments and love interests but that’s as far as I was able to get into it.
Which to be fair is still very deep but it’s not the same process of discovery it was when I was a kid anymore
First 3 Fatal Frames.
And Portal. Even if there’s only two, they were great lol
First 3 Fatal Frames
My man! Some of the best horror content ever created! Best part is nowadays there’s efforts going on to reverse engineer them!
There are some good emulators/roms for the PS2 version!
I would love for them to get the remake treatment, but I doubt they’ll do that lol
His Dark Materials. Best series I’ve ever read, at all.
Still need to watch the BBC show, would yall say that is worth seeking out?
Yes, but nowhere near as good as the books.
vinegared rice, fish, soy sauce
compliment sandwich, dislike/criticism, compliment sandwich
homecoming, far from home, no way home: ymmv, nanotech spidey is just a fresh take imo
dragon quest: “castle in the sky” trilogy
beef slices, onions, rice bowl
The Dollars Trilogy as it’s sometimes called. Italian westerns Fistful off Dollars, A Few Dollars More, The Good The Bad and the Ugly
Also called the Man With No Name trilogy.
Quake, Quake 2, Quake Live (RIP)
Quake 4 Life
Haha I should check it out again. The last time I played it was at an internet cafe while dodging work.
I’m desperate for more SP Quake
Minecraft alpha, Minecraft beta, Minecraft
