Most Legendary Multiplayer Game?

[Conspiracy_Victim 0]

Are we talking the P vs. P maps only? Only 2 games I got a chance to play like that were Halo and Red Faction 1. Some of the Halo maps are sweet, and different enough to challenge you in different ways (hiding and sniping on Boarding Action is well nigh impossible in 4 vs. 4 team mode with the guys I play with, they countersnipe the shit outta you). Red Faction was okay, despite the somewhat more limited map choices. I pissed off my best friend because it was his game and I ended up beating him almost all the time on a map with two multi-level bases and a 1 on 1 mode. Geo-Mod was fun when you could arm a missle launcher, blow his base to shit, then pick him off as he ran for cover .

 

As for playing through a game with 2 or more players, never really got into that too much. I don't play well with others, I guess. Halo was the only one since in some parts the game is hard as hell trying to cover your own ass.

[Guest redbaron51]

For non online games, I've gotta say this...

 

Goldeneye

Mario Kart

Mario Tennis

Mario Golf

Super Smash Brothers

All of THQ Wrestling Games

Conkers Bad Fur Day.

[Guest TwiztidKing]

For me, it's diablo 2 on the computer, i have been playing multiplayer with it for 2 years or so by now and its still fun as hell and for the non-online one i would have to say the first red faction though only because i was so good at it.

[Guest William E]

I've never played No Mercy with 4 people at the same time. For the people who have, how does it feel???

[Guest TwiztidKing]

I did it. Had fun. Guess it was good. Had a funner time playing other ones but I mean it wasent that bad.

[Rendclaw 0]

I'm going to go old school and say (because of a topic I started on wrestling games) The Main Event.

[Guest Mr. Adam]

For the PlayStation One, there was no better multiplayer that International Track and Field by Konami.

 

Just insane button bashing pain. Irritating for others but I kicked ass so fuck it.

 

Although Quake 2 for the PC got me through a few sleepless nights.

[Guest Cavi]

For the PlayStation One, there was no better multiplayer that International Track and Field by Konami.

 

Just insane button bashing pain. Irritating for others but I kicked ass so fuck it.

Hell yeah!

 

Classic game. Wore out two controllers with my time with it.

[Guest William E]

Smackdown for PS was pretty fun when you had 4 people in a royal rumble.

[Guest Flyboy]

I've never played No Mercy with 4 people at the same time. For the people who have, how does it feel???

It owns your balls, that's how it is. Especially 4 skilled players.

[Guest Cavi]

Sucks about the slowdown though.

[Guest Skironox]

Everquest ruined my life

[Guest Flyboy]

Sucks about the slowdown though.

I noticed it a little, but not to a huge extent.

[PsychoDriver 0]

Goldeneye, great party game.. even better with a gameshark with the "walk thru doors" code on to get to other areas.

[Guest phoenixrising]

Goldeneye, hands down. My dorm was packed with guys that could play, we'd use all the bang-bang stuff for four player but went to License to Kill with two player to show the skills. Fun times.

 

People that claimed they could kill you before you killed them never bothered me, I just saw it as bravado. What was annoying to me was the people who memorized the spawn points and showed up right when you appeared. What's the fun in that after a while?

[Guest Renegade]

We had a sort of honor system where if somebody was respawned in the heat of battle, they had five seconds to take cover and no bullets would be fired

[Guest the holy grail]

Sorry it has to have a mention, Double Dragon

 

Quake II used to be on my play list but then Unreal Tournament arrived and Quake was soon thrown in the dustbin

 

My friend and I when we meet up alsways network the PC's together and bash out Age of Methology and C & C