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[Champion of Cyrodiil]

Mass Effect. All of them.

[DeadChannel]

portal 2, system shock 2, half life 2.

 

EDIT: Also, to the op:

 

 

the:

1.

(used, especially before a noun, with a specifying or particularizing effect, as opposed to the indefinite or generalizing force of the indefinite article a  or an  ): the book you gave me; Come into the house.

2.

(used to mark a proper noun, natural phenomenon, ship, building, time, point of the compass, branch of endeavor, or field of study as something well-known or unique): the sun; the Alps; the Queen Elizabeth;  the past; the West.

3.

(used with or as part of a title): the Duke of Wellington; the Reverend john smith.

4.

(used to mark a noun as indicating the best-known, most approved, most important, most satisfying, etc.): the skiing center of the U.S.; If you're going to work hard, now is the time.

5.

(used to mark a noun as being used generically): The dog is a quadruped.

 

from dictionary.com (slightly modified)

[japanseas]

Mass Effect 2 without doubt

[RespawningEnemy]

ET for Atari 2600

[Dan_Hibiki]

KOTOR 1 more than 2, but I love both of them.

[Indecent_Adventures]

Masters of Orion 2

[Nerdfatha]

For me it would be a tie between  X-Com: Enemy Unknown and Bioshock. 

[The Seldom Seen Kid]

Pfft. Battlefront 2. Can't think of a better game to play with mates.

[ageekygirllikeme]

The Portal series is probably my favorite. I'm excited for the new one. I've watched the clip on Steam about it. Looks pretty cool.

[Akiyo]

Definitely Mass Effect.. =)

[theDaftDev]

Loved the Metro series. I'm into post-apo reading/gaming in general. I hate the fallout series though. Starcraft II campaigns are definetly incredible, the Halo serie is pretty good though I'm not fond of console gaming. You should try Half Life 2 and Crysis if you never did, those are great classics. Mass Effect series is on my 'to-play' list.

[HelloNerdySam]

Doom!

Duke Nukem!

 

I don't play that many games, but I do enjoy some.

[seakingtheonixpected]

Definitely Portal.

Though I really like the Fallout series as well.

[Big_Willie_Styles]

If we're going on a loose interpretation of "sci-fi" here, I'd say Pokemon Sapphire (the balls) or Painkiller (those weapons.)

[Itseisarvo]

Mass Effect 1-3. My own favourite of them is the third game, but I can recommend you all of them.

[Hal]

Blue Byte´s Albion from ´95

[MartyMcNerd]

I'm in two separate minds here. When I'm feeling a love for a team effort and a whole space ship of my own I hit up mass effect. I'm a massive Trekkie so mass effect really hits home and I love the diplomacy, the weapons and chat balance and the while futuristic world filled with other races and lifestyles.

That being said, when I want to be a loner and just make my own story entirely I go for fallout. I know it's a kind of past/future mash up but the whole feel of apocalyptic freedom and ability to throw yourself in again and again with a fresh new look on your character just gets me every time.

If I'm up for a Star Trek style quest or feel - Mass effect
If I just want my own futuristic tale and some carnage , fallout.

Marty

[opScrotch]

Mass Effect. All of them.

 

Got to agree. Not just for the gameplay which was fun but showed improvement across the series,but the depth of the material. A lot of writing went into that first game that informs so much of the later games. 

 

Area 51 was also the dog's doodahs. All hail the bygone PS2 era. 

[Faze]

ET for Atari 2600

Lol, sorry for quoting an old message but this cracked me up.

E.T. ftw.

 

 

Seriously though, I personally love Doom, Commander Keen, Ratchet & Clank, Mass Effect and Saints Row IV.

If Borderlands 2 counts as sci-fi (it's not the most classic type of sci-fi, but still) then that's one of the best ones as well imo.

[RespawningEnemy]

Lol, sorry for quoting an old message but this cracked me up.

E.T. ftw.

Yeah, me and my bros play capture the flag all the time.