It might just be me, but I think 2013 was an absolutely awesome year for games! Loads of greats came out that year in my opinion, so I wondered if anyone else agrees and if so, what’s your fav game from that year?
My favourite was a game called Remember Me that came out on PlayStation and PC. You played as a character called Nilin; a memory hunter, in the futuristic & beautiful city of neo-paris. Your aim: to bring down a company called Memorize, a company that has digitised and commoditised memories with SenSen technology.
I absolutely adored this game, from spending countless hours watching my dad playing it when I was younger (and going home back to my mums place late at night and having to explain that one xD) to replaying it now occasionally as a young boyo (ahem! Adult!). So yes, what was your favourite game of 2013 and why?
Definitely a bit older than 2013 but I played a game called ‘The Saboteur’ back then. I really liked it and just recently popped back into my memory but I couldn’t for the life of me get it to run. Even the latest version doesn’t seem to run on 6-core processors, even with patches.
phildawson
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My memory is awful but I played these in 2013 PC/PS3.
I can’t say it was my favourite year for gaming overall. As it was my first year as a teacher, I was more focused on that then gaming.
I did really enjoy The Last of Us, which is one of my favourite games of all time, The Wolf Among Us and I think I started playing Final Fantasy XIV later that year.
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1991 was good too. Half my childhood on Sonic games.
And playing almost everything from EA
It was a crappy game looking back, but I played Lotus Turbo all the time.
Earliest gaming memories late 80s of master system games like Shinobi and
I’ve been a few times to Arcade Club in Bury (other locations available) to get some gaming nostalgia. I highly recommend it.
The Bury one has 3 floors of games all on free to play and every type you can imagine.
From really old classic stand up arcade machines, loads of console games, you can do PC on lan, and all the way up to modern day stuff like those games where you’re strapped into a giant baby bouncer and run around in a 3D world.
I put a copy of Sonic two on an emulator recently - I have a pad not similar to the megadrives. I haven’t played that game for about 25 years, but seriously I smashed the first 6 levels first time with some sort of muscle memory that its kind of scarey I still have.
