[Unknown Target]

What's the fastest game you've ever played? As in, what required the most from your reflexes, hand eye coordination, etc?

I'd say for me it's the Unreal Tournament series and BtRL.

[Inquisitor]

Ikaruga

[Desert Tyrant]

FEAR, and normal rifle firing

[achtung]

Original Doom multi, with mouse support.

Also skeet shooting.

[jr2]

Tremulous?  I haven't played too much, except for Descent series, FS series, some racing games, and some RPGs (or whatever you call Age of Empires - like games).

[CP5670]

Unreal Tournament (the original game, not the newer ones) and Ballistics (a racing title). I tend to prefer these types of games over slower ones and am typically much better at them.

[Mongoose]

Descent 3, most likely.  I could throw the Guitar Hero games in there too, if rhythm games count.

[MP-Ryan]

Rainbow Six multiplayer.

Especially before you get any good at it.

[Ghostavo]

Wipeout 2097

If you can finish first in the last circuits, you cannot possibly be human. 

[Ransom]

Cho Ren Sha, I suppose.

[RazorsKiss]

Tachyon: The Fringe, UT series, BTRL, Mechwarrior 4/Mercs (use an Osiris!), oh, and B5: IFH, JK2: O, and IL:2.

The more insanity/complexity, the better.  Tachyon is still the only game I've snapped a joystick in half while playing, though.

It's that quick.

[Desert Tyrant]

Tachyon: The Fringe, UT series, BTRL, Mechwarrior 4/Mercs (use an Osiris!), oh, and B5: IFH, JK2: O, and IL:2.

The more insanity/complexity, the better.  Tachyon is still the only game I've snapped a joystick in half while playing, though.

It's that quick.

Hey, Razor, is you name from the SSD Razor's Kiss?

[Nuke]

there was this console game for the sega saturn called tunnel b1, it was sort of a hovercraft combat sim, you had to drive along a racetrack style course and kill certain objectives in a rather small amount of time. it always gave me a major adreniline rush to play it and the graphics werent half bad either. im not sure if there ever was a pc version but there was a playstation version.

probibly number 2 would be tetris. seriously. get to level 12 or so and it gets pretty good.

[jr2]

...Don't most versions of tetris have a "level up" button?

[Ulala]

quake3, ddr

[Dark Hunter]

Toss-up between Halo multiplayer and F-Zero GX. On the upper difficulties GX is near impossible...

[Ulala]

Yeah, just last week I finally unlocked the AX tracks in F-Zero GX. Took me a couple years..

[Nuke]

...Don't most versions of tetris have a "level up" button?

i think i played the dos version, which had a levelselect so you could pick where you wanted to start. i usually started at like 8 to warm up, i would get to around level 13 and loose. after that i just srarted playing at 10 or 11, and i could get to around 15 on average. its really all about putting yourself into a tetris trance. once you reach that point clearing a couple thousand lines is an easy task. there was a button to advance a level but i usually never used it.

[Wobble73]

Star Wars Ep 1, Pod Racer. Going 300-400mph and crashing into canyons walls!!! Yowzers. Especially that the first level on Tatooine, where a canyon narrows suddenly to about a foot wider than your racer is tall, and therefore you quickly have to turn your racer on it's side or splat! Whew!

[Mefustae]

This racing game called 'Ballistics' from a few years back. The entire game was effectively built around going as fast as you could along a tube, and it accomplishes this rather well. Seriously, it makes Episode 1 Pod Racer look like a group of grannies out for a sunday drive.

If you like fast games I recommend you check it out, the demo should be floating around the Intertubes somewhere.