Mine are Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds for PC, Star Wars Battlefront II for Xbox, Pikmin 2 for Gamecube, Killer7 for PS2 and Stubbs the Zombie for Xbox as well.
Your Top 5 Games of All Time (Any Platform)
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1. Mass Effect 2 (360)
2. Knights of the Old Republic (Xbox)
3. Kingdom Hearts 2 (Ps2)
4. Oblivion (PC)
5. Fallout 3 (PC/360)
2. Knights of the Old Republic (Xbox)
3. Kingdom Hearts 2 (Ps2)
4. Oblivion (PC)
5. Fallout 3 (PC/360)
1) Timesplitters: Future Perfect (all platforms) - greatest game ever made ever.
2) Timesplitters 2 (all platforms) - also greatest game ever made ever
3) Timesplitters (PS2) - started the franchise of the greatest games ever made ever
4) The Witcher (PC) - stat-based RPG, choices with actual consequences, interesting story
5) DOOM (the original, on PC) - after 16 years its still fun as hell
Yes I like Timesplitters to a point thats probably unhealthy, big whoop wanna fight about it?
I love plenty of other games a lot, but I can't mention them because just 5 games is just too restricting.
2) Timesplitters 2 (all platforms) - also greatest game ever made ever
3) Timesplitters (PS2) - started the franchise of the greatest games ever made ever
4) The Witcher (PC) - stat-based RPG, choices with actual consequences, interesting story
5) DOOM (the original, on PC) - after 16 years its still fun as hell
Yes I like Timesplitters to a point thats probably unhealthy, big whoop wanna fight about it?
I love plenty of other games a lot, but I can't mention them because just 5 games is just too restricting.
Darn it! I don't know! There are way too many games the I think deserve very special attention as I have said in a thread much similar to this one. Yeah, I know it's a lame answer but it was a bad question.
In TS:FP, have you made any maps/good maps?Irridium said:
No specific order.
Halo: Combat Evolved
Time Splitters: Future Perfect
Red Faction: Gurrila
Heavy Rain
God of War 1
PS: Welcome to the escapist, dont feed the trolls (there's not that many trolls btw) and try not the quote yahtzee that much.
Halo: Combat Evolved
Time Splitters: Future Perfect
Red Faction: Gurrila
Heavy Rain
God of War 1
PS: Welcome to the escapist, dont feed the trolls (there's not that many trolls btw) and try not the quote yahtzee that much.
I love games with thick, rich storylines which is why I fair well to the final fantasy series.
1. Pokemon Heart gold (ds)
2. Kingdom hearts 2 (Ps2)
3. Final fantasy 7 (ps1)despite the crap squeal final fantasy 10 was also top of my list.
4. Zelda allll of them
5. Metal gear solid (ps1)
This is cheating I know.
1. Pokemon Heart gold (ds)
2. Kingdom hearts 2 (Ps2)
3. Final fantasy 7 (ps1)despite the crap squeal final fantasy 10 was also top of my list.
4. Zelda allll of them
5. Metal gear solid (ps1)
This is cheating I know.
Timesplitters is badass, omg. They need to release one for the PS3/360 already. Online would be glorious.Irridium said:
In no real order, I would have to say
Red Dead Redemption
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Portal
Mass Effect series
Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
All for different reasons, but they're all great games.
Red Dead Redemption
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Portal
Mass Effect series
Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
All for different reasons, but they're all great games.
#1 Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance (GC)
#2 Golden Sun: The Lost Age (GBA)
#3 Timesplitters: Future Perfect (PS2)
#4 The Warriors (PS2)
#5 Mystical Ninja: Starring Goemon (N64)
P.S. applause for all the other Timesplitters fans already in this thread
#2 Golden Sun: The Lost Age (GBA)
#3 Timesplitters: Future Perfect (PS2)
#4 The Warriors (PS2)
#5 Mystical Ninja: Starring Goemon (N64)
P.S. applause for all the other Timesplitters fans already in this thread
The top 3 are in no particular order. There's no way I could put any one above the others.
Portal
Metroid Prime 1 & 2
The World Ends With You
Number 4 would be Braid, mostly for that last level, but also for the great game that surrounded it.
The last spot is a toss up between Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2 and Mass Effect 1 & 2. Both are worthy of the spot, but again, I can't choose one or the other.
Portal
Metroid Prime 1 & 2
The World Ends With You
Number 4 would be Braid, mostly for that last level, but also for the great game that surrounded it.
The last spot is a toss up between Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2 and Mass Effect 1 & 2. Both are worthy of the spot, but again, I can't choose one or the other.
i will base this off games i can remember and time i have spent playing them
(not in order)
1: halo reach -xbox360 i was going to say halo 2/3 but settled on reach as its the newest
2: chromehounds -xbox360 custom mech shooty fun
3: minecraft -PC i has space ship
4: Fallout 3/NV -PC fallout 3 and NV are basically the same and i love them both
5: bad company 2 -xbox 360 explosions are fun
(others i would include: gmod, halflife, I-war, supreme commander FA, DOW dark crusade, arma2)
(not in order)
1: halo reach -xbox360 i was going to say halo 2/3 but settled on reach as its the newest
2: chromehounds -xbox360 custom mech shooty fun
3: minecraft -PC i has space ship
4: Fallout 3/NV -PC fallout 3 and NV are basically the same and i love them both
5: bad company 2 -xbox 360 explosions are fun
(others i would include: gmod, halflife, I-war, supreme commander FA, DOW dark crusade, arma2)
1)The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
2)Dragon Age: Origins
3)Halo Reach
4)Red Dead Redemption
5)Zelda Ocarina of Time
Yeah, they're mostly current gen. But my favourites change each gen.
2)Dragon Age: Origins
3)Halo Reach
4)Red Dead Redemption
5)Zelda Ocarina of Time
Yeah, they're mostly current gen. But my favourites change each gen.
My list changes about a bit with ordering, but this is generelly it.
[bold]1. Age of Empires II[\bold]
Absolutely awesome. I wasn't that good at it, and still havn't even played online seriously on it. But all of it's modes from Campaigns and Random Maps, to the scenario maker and custom AIs gave it so much replay value I never felt I needed online. That and getting my metaphorical rear-end handed to me wasn't that appealing.
[bold]2. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion[\bold]
I really need to look into Morrowind from the sounds of things, but I loved Oblivion and have became re-addicted to it after Skyrim was announced.
[bold]3. Shadowrun[\bold]
Truly an under appreciated title. For months I couldn't play any other multiplayer FPS, as they all dimmed in comparrison to what Shadowrun had achieved. Here's how a match played: You selected your race; either Human, Elf, Troll or Dwarf, each with their own stats and ability. You then played a first to 6 round wins with the opposing team, where before each round you bought Magic, Tech and new Weapons with the money you earned from the previous round. Alot of these "perks" completely changed how the game played compare with other shooters, but the Teleport spell sticks in my mind - it completely changed how maps could e travlled, and was a unique feature the game would have been so much more the worse for not having. I could write a LOT more but I'll leave it there.
[bold]4. Klonoa: Door to Phantomile[\bold]
A platformer for the Playstation. Somehow the developers managed perfection, although nostalgia may influence it onto my list more than any other game on the list. Great bosses, great levels, great music.
[bold]5. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2[\bold]
I've put an ungodly amount of hours into this to the extent that you'd have to pair two other games from my list to exceed it. A lot of people moan about it, but it's still popular for a reason. I won't pretend to know that reason, but I like it all the same.
[bold]1. Age of Empires II[\bold]
Absolutely awesome. I wasn't that good at it, and still havn't even played online seriously on it. But all of it's modes from Campaigns and Random Maps, to the scenario maker and custom AIs gave it so much replay value I never felt I needed online. That and getting my metaphorical rear-end handed to me wasn't that appealing.
[bold]2. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion[\bold]
I really need to look into Morrowind from the sounds of things, but I loved Oblivion and have became re-addicted to it after Skyrim was announced.
[bold]3. Shadowrun[\bold]
Truly an under appreciated title. For months I couldn't play any other multiplayer FPS, as they all dimmed in comparrison to what Shadowrun had achieved. Here's how a match played: You selected your race; either Human, Elf, Troll or Dwarf, each with their own stats and ability. You then played a first to 6 round wins with the opposing team, where before each round you bought Magic, Tech and new Weapons with the money you earned from the previous round. Alot of these "perks" completely changed how the game played compare with other shooters, but the Teleport spell sticks in my mind - it completely changed how maps could e travlled, and was a unique feature the game would have been so much more the worse for not having. I could write a LOT more but I'll leave it there.
[bold]4. Klonoa: Door to Phantomile[\bold]
A platformer for the Playstation. Somehow the developers managed perfection, although nostalgia may influence it onto my list more than any other game on the list. Great bosses, great levels, great music.
[bold]5. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2[\bold]
I've put an ungodly amount of hours into this to the extent that you'd have to pair two other games from my list to exceed it. A lot of people moan about it, but it's still popular for a reason. I won't pretend to know that reason, but I like it all the same.
1. Final Fantasy Tactics
2.SMT: Persona 4
3.Valkyrie Profile
4.Odin Sphere
5.Shadow of the Colossus
2.SMT: Persona 4
3.Valkyrie Profile
4.Odin Sphere
5.Shadow of the Colossus
