Deep Breath
Doom 3 - Resurrection of Evil - It may well have just be more Doom 3, but I bloody well liked Doom 3, and having more of the same with a double-barrelled shotgun? Oh Hell yes. (Sorry.)
Final Fantasy VIII There was an article looking back at this [http://www.popmatters.com/pm/feature/70336-remembering-the-orphan-final-fantasy-viii/] that explains pretty much everything I like about this game. Plus, I thought the combat was surprisingly tactical for a FF game and I loved Triple Triad. Seriously.
Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest It may have been a simplified game, but as an entry level game to the series, it could have been much worse.
Gun Sure the plot was a mess, and it got repetitive after a while, but something about the damned thing just wouldn't let me stop playing.
PoP - Warrior Within The PoP series is, to me, made up of three things. Platforming sections, combat areas, and rewinding time. I shall maintain to my dying day that, out of the entire series, Warrior Within is the best at all three.
Quantum of Solace The first Bond game I've not only enjoyed, and not only finished, but actually played through more then once. It's also the game that sold me on the seemingly industry-standard 'cover system'.
Sonic Unleashed I have the Wii version, played using a Gamecube controller, and while I understand other people disliking the Wolfhog sections, I didn't think they were all that bad. The speedy sections were awesome though. I still say Sega should make a WiiWare game consisting solely of those kinds of levels.
Super Mario Sunshine Even including the FLUDD, I thought it was better then SM64. Tighter controls, more freedom, better levels and those FLUDDless sections that really make you feel like a gaming god when you finally beat them. Or was that just me..?
Timeshift Take PoP:WW, put it in the first-person perspective, give yourself a bunch of weapons and replace everything Persian with something slightly futuristic. What have you got? No, not FEAR.
