what game had the best hacking mini game?

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Bioshock.

>>376322709
Do people really consider this a puzzle?

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>>376321546
E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy.

You can get hacked by doors.

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>>376321546

>>376322958
*beep boop nigga*

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Our beloved Bethesda did a great job at creating a fun and unpredictable hacking mini game on the classic Fallout 3! Have you bought it yet Anon?

None. Hacking minigames that interrupt game flow are a blight

System Shock 1. Any word on them keeping it in the remake?

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>>376323557

Enter the Matrix. An actual command terminal as a purely optional thing for secrets

>>376323539
redditor spotted

>>376323539
This. from a programmers pov, these suck ass. I'd rather have a minigame where they gave you hints through the game and let you social engineer that shit out. Like, you have to hack a company and you know the CEO's assistant has a dog named wolf and always says bro, then you try out typing in wolfbro and your'e in. But for that you'll need an attention span longer than 5 seconds so you basically lock out 95% of your players. These "hacking" minigames have nothing to do with real life hacking. There are no GUI's with stupid lines you just fucking sort or some shit. Even a 5 year old could solve these within the time limit.

Prey's is actually kinda fun.

>>376324237
Nah, more like people aren't interested in the pseudo-analytical bullshit of Mr. Robot.

I wouldn't have the patience for that either.

>Hurr durr this guy is a simple man his password must be his animal and favorite X

>>376322709
not really, it was actually a plumbing simulator. Well there was a game, it was text based, with a fictional-in game programming language. Like Ms-DOS style commands and so on. But I don't remember the name.

>>376324237
>>376324313
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>>376324198

autissm alert

U HAVE AUTISM

FUCK OFF

>>376323539
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>>376323238
What game?
Spybot directs me to Spybot Search&Destroy rather than any game

>>376325391
Also back on topic
Uplink

>>376325391
Spybots: The Nightfall Incident

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Paradroid was pretty fun

>>376323440
Now wait just a minute there Rodd. You look very familiar, have we met before?

>>376322851
do you know about the average intellect of "people"?

I have heard someone say that he dislikes the original star wars movies and prefers the new ones because the old ones "have too much talking".

>>376321546
probably uplink

deus ex:hr had a pretty decent way of doing it.

watch_dogs was shit considering its a game about hacking. even that one scene in PE2 where you have to trace circuits was better implimented.

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EVE Online has a pretty neat hacking system.

and it's pretty nerve wrecking sometimes, cause you're paying attention to your mini-game while you could get ganked and blown to pieces

>>376325498
I don't count Uplink because it's not a minigame; it's the entire game.

>>376321546
minigames were a mistake
rpg elements in an action game were a mistake

>>376322709
>>376323902

They changed this in Bioshock 2, right? I remember the ones in 2 being faster and more straightforward.

>>376326952
u r a minipig

fuk u

>>376327475
STFU

>>376327475
Dunno, I never played Bioshock 2. I probably should.

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>>376321546
The sly series of course

>>376322958
The door hack meme is great and all but the hacking minigame itself is garbage