Re: One legendary game.
One player; STW original, closely followed by Civilization. I played the original Civilization for yonks.
Multi-player; Worms. What a hoot when you let the exploding sheep off the leash.Fifa 98, I secretly bought a PS1 and this game so I could practise playing. My eldest son was shocked when he came a visiting and let me play as Brazil against his Man Utd. I beat him 12-0.
Online; STW, hands down. Every battle different.
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Re: One legendary game.
Tough call. Huge amounts of time spent with MTW, of course. Civilisation II as well. Can't neglect the sheer joyful impact of STW. And Baldur's Gate was (is) a delight to replay.
For continuous absorbing play, the Myst series takes the single player prize for me.
And for sheer devotion (8 years subscription) and effect on my real life (couple of my good friends met and got married via the game) Ultima Online is my legendary choice. Pity it got ruined by greed.
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