You can erase all your memories of ONE video game in order to experience being new to it again.
Which one do you pick?
SMT: Nocturne.
>>344985816
World of Warcraft.
>>344985816
MGS1
>>344985816
Minecraft
>>344985816
Dungeon Keeper, assuming it was back in the day. Presently I'd just look at the graphics and pass on it, what have I become....
Dark souls. The way the world wraps around itself was so cool when you'd discover some new shortcut.
>>344985914
or Ghost Trick
Planescape: Torment
Castlevania Curse of Darkness.
I've finished it ten times. I want to finish it another ten.
>>344985816
Okami
Deadly Premonition, but make it so I won't be put off by the way it looks for years, too please.
I still regret that.
Does that also erase the memory of the sequels to that game? Because the knowledge of the sequels and what happens in them kind of ruins the whole point.
>>344985816
Crusader kangs 2
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Ace Attorney
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Ocarina of Time
Dragon Age 2
I'm a masochist
Golden Sun 2: The Lost Age
>>344985816
Dark Souls
Pikmin 2
>>344986216
Sounds fair
>>344985816
None, i watched the Butterfly Effect, if i erase my memories of a game i might wake up and have no legs
kys if you pick anything else
>>344985816
Terranigma
Fallout New Vegas
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Ghothic 2 night of the raven
>>344986216
You're thinking of the Zero Escape series, aren't you
RE4 and never play it
>>344985816
i chose to erase /v/
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Deadly Premonition.
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Mass Effect series.
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Bloodborne, even if deep chalices farming will be hard now.
Mass effect 2 and 3, then pretend they don't exist.
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Earthbound, Undertale, and games similar to it.
It's surprising how deep those kinds of games feel until you know every last detail about them...
That's when they all become hollow.
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Deus Ex.
>getting betrayed by Paul
>questioning whether you're the good guy
>working for the rebels and UNATCO
>unravelling the conspiracy behind it all
>that background of real life statistics and history
>actually believing Maggie Chow the first time until *coughs*
>breaking into top secret facilities and finding your brother was alive
>Helios awakening
>choosing the three options
DX was a wild ride.
Uh none? I don't want my fucking memory tampered with it will also ruin looking back on them.
Fuck off Men in Black I don't want your cheap girlscout cookies.
depression quest
Monster Hunter
Slowest burning rush I've ever had
Bastion.
>The kid wakes up
hhhhmmmmmm
>>344985816
Pestilence: The Utopia.
>>344986340
Anon, you've gotfucking exquisitetaste there
Skyrim obviously
OoT and Majora's Mask if I can count them as sequels. I'd love to play them for the first time from an adult perspective.
>>344986736
>how deep those kinds of games feel until you know every last detail about them...
>That's when they all become hollow.
For me, that's the case with sandbox games. Initially testing the limits of the world and getting surprises is the best time.
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Resident evil 4
>>344985816
Probably Jak & Daxter, I can't remember a game world that was as legitimately comforting and immersive to just wander around and do missions in. Maybe it's the simple open-world game feel that does it, but you can tell they really poured their hearts and souls into creating the setting, story and characters
Only other thing that's ever come close to matching that Final Fantasy VII/VIII/XI level of immersion for me
>>344985914
You wouldn't be interested in it in its current state
>>344985816
Ghost trick or Umineko if VNs count
>>344985816
Crash bandicoot 3
>I will never get the same amazing feeling when fighting cortex for the first time ever again
>>344985816
GTA: San Andreas
No, I don't want to commit suicide.
Post-mindwipe person wouldn't be "you", it would just be a resemblance of "you" that ceased to exists.
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Shadow of the Colossus.
Figuring out how to beat each colossus was really fun. But I have them all memorized now.
Persona 3
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Mother 3, i want to get depressed again
Ultima Online
>>344987370
There is always an autist like you who wants to be a smart ass but misses the point of the question.
>>344987370
Shut the fuck up
>>344987370
wat
Stop pretending to be deep. This is a pretty simply premise. There are no catches. The memory of one game is erased, that's it. No side effects.
God damn, get out more. Interacting with people will help you filter out retarded thoughts before you speak
>>344987370
That happens all the time anon, the only time it truly becomes worrying if there's two separate copies of your consciousness at any one point.
>>344987530
>The memory of one game is erased
And that is enought to make one cease being truly himself.
>>344986394
999 then.
>>344987370
Proto Man please leave
>>344987692
>If you don't have perfect memory you become a cloen of your original self with the same memories
I don't think thats how it works
>>344987692
So if something causes you to lose part of your memory, you die?
>>344987692
Do you remember what gifts you got on your second Christmas?
>>344987692
By that logic, you died years ago because you forgot where your car keys were.
>>344987370
You're retarded. You lose memories constantly. Memories are only a small part of what makes you.
>>344985816
Probably Dragon's Dogma.
I just saw the new Ghostbusters. Can I erase that instead and leave a note for myself warning me against seeing it?
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Metroid Prime
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Dark Souls
Gotta go with Majoras mask. My favorite game of all time, to experience the insanity of it fresh again would be amazing.
Bioshock easily.
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Suikoden 2. I want to play the best RPG for the first time again.
999
Take me back
>>344987370
Stop watching so much anime.
>>344985816
>pic related
>>344990363
Man those first routes were so great
Silent Hill 2
The entire plot and reveal were spoiled for me years before I played it for myself. It definitely hurt the experience for me.
>>344990196
>Best RPG
Best LRPG, at a push. Don't get me wrong I love Suikoden 2 but take a step back and look at this objectively mang.
VLRBecause I got spoiled.
>>344990613
>The entire plot and reveal were spoiled for me years before I played it for myself
so you basically erase the expierence of playing it, but still have the spoiled content in mind. What should that help?
>>344990974
>You can erase all your memories of ONE video game
Obviously that includes memories related to that video game.
>>344990087
You know, that'd be interesting for me.
My first playthrough I barely paid attention. My second playtgrough I actually absorbed what was going on but I already knew the major twists.
>>344990974
Not him but asuming OP's premise covers literally everything regarding a game
''You can erase all your memories of ONE video game''
It should work
>>344985816
The Talos Principle, so I can solve all the puzzles again.
Skies of Arcadia
>>344991145
but isn´t there a difference between the actual game and your experinces made upon playing it and what others tell you about his game?
two different perspectives, so you have to verify it, because you cannot be sure if the spoiled content is really in the game.
>>344991535
It's still memories regarding that video game right? OP says you will experience the game as if its new to you.
L.a. Noire
>>344985816
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl springs to mind immediately.
Alternatively wipe knowledge of clear sky out and just leave it gone.
>>344986787
truly this
>>344985816
Every single video game. I don't want to remember ever playing them. this way i can do something else with my life.
>>344986787
>believing Maggie Chow
I knew from the moment they said "actress" that she would be lying to me
>>344986787
this game man, nothing else like it
>>344986001
I think 2 after playing 1
>>344993843
You'll just fuck it up all over again, but you wont even have an excuse next time.
>>344985816
World of Warcraft
I want to see Azeroth for the first time again.
>>344985816
Without hesitation; Oblivion.
>>344985816
>You erase your memory for that particular game
>Turns out you don't like the game
>Pick Monster Hunter
>All games are so similar that you'd basicly forget about all of them
>Whoops there goes a thousand hours of my young life again
Mass Effect 3, then I make sure not to ever play it.
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>>344985816
Witcher 3
or
Terraria
or
Bastion
>>344986340
Worst fucking taste ever killyourself faggot
STALKER, no question. That game, and it's sequels, and it's mods, collectively took up more time and killed more hardware than any other game/series/console/anything. STALKER is love, STALKER is life.
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Sengoku Rance
Vice City or Max Payne
Deus ex HR
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>>344985816
I dunno, I just want to feel that sheer emotion of nostalgia when you replay your SNES games in emulators.
>>344986864
Ma nig
>>344987370
By your logic, the same could be said when gaining new experiences.
Its almost as if one's concept of self is a constantly evolving grab bag of traits and ideas that changes over time.Read something besides comics.
earthbound or morrowind
You're all doing it wrong
>>344998109
i have the cd lying around, for both games. Is it worth finishing it? any mods?
>>344998273
Haven't played with mods, it's one of best space games imo (very good immersion), along with Freelancer (which has good story)
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Spore or Dragon Age 2
>>344998368
I don't know about immersion. Just seem like another 3d space shooter for me
metal gear VR missions
I tried the vr's in 2 HD the other day, can instantly gold most stealth missions cause I played the original and the maps are pretty much the same til they mix it up.
Persona 3 or 4.
I got into the series way after they were released so I always knew the jokes and spoilers that went around. When I finally got around to playing them and realizing how much I enjoyed them I had already known too much. It was hardly the same experience knowing who dies in P3, who the killer is in P4, knowing all the characters, or knowing all the music.
If I could go through either completely fresh that'd be amazing.
That or Hotline Miami. Goddamn that shit blew me away the first time through. I'd love to have that adrenaline filled experience again.
>>344998454
You basically get this sense of being part of something big. You're never given the "master chief" role, you're not saving the world alone / universe alone. You basically play as a team member with squad of AI pilots. You're not the "hero".
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>>344998587
I'm playing P3 for the first time right now and I have to agree with you.
Knowing pretty much every twist and turn and the music etc, kind of ruins it, I mean, I'm still enjoying it alot but I think if I had the possibility to play it ''blind'' I would have loved it even more.
Also, playing on an emulator sucks, I often change between original resolution and 1080p and between widescreen and 4:3.
>tfw you'll never experience Persona 3 without any previous knowledge on a proper tv and ps2
It sucks desu.
Persona 3 or Dangit ronpaul 2
>>344986173
It looks like crap. What's so good about it?
>>344998716
so, being generic no name soldier eh? sound like cod
maybe the new Cod will become freespace 3 based on your definition
most space games involve you being a little nobody anyway, since TIE fighter and the like, literally not a new things. There's a reason why people play Ace Combat. You start from nobody until you become a living legend and the enemies freak the fuck out when they see you
Original xenoblade. I was a huge pothead when it came out and didn't fully understand all the systems or bother to because I was so high all the time
Kid icarus uprising my nigga
I still can't think of a game I've enjoyed as much to date
