Your top 5 games of all time.
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In chronological order of my exposure to them:
Super Mario Land
Escape Velocity
Unreal Tournament
Deus Ex
Final Fantasy X
I'm curious to see if Little Big Planet can dethrone SML, if I can get X2 working without crashing to dethrone Escape Velocity, if Unreal Tournament 2004 or 3 beats out UT, if Deus Ex: Human Revolution beats Deus Ex and if I feel like replaying Persona 3 to beat out FFX.
Super Mario Land
Escape Velocity
Unreal Tournament
Deus Ex
Final Fantasy X
I'm curious to see if Little Big Planet can dethrone SML, if I can get X2 working without crashing to dethrone Escape Velocity, if Unreal Tournament 2004 or 3 beats out UT, if Deus Ex: Human Revolution beats Deus Ex and if I feel like replaying Persona 3 to beat out FFX.
1. Timesplitters 3
2. TES 4: Oblivion
3. Medievil Total War 2
4. Pokemon Gold/Silver
5. Batman: Arkham Asylum
I rank them on how much I loved the story and how long they kept me entertained. They are the only games I still play ever since I bought them (Which in all these cases is the day they came out)
2. TES 4: Oblivion
3. Medievil Total War 2
4. Pokemon Gold/Silver
5. Batman: Arkham Asylum
I rank them on how much I loved the story and how long they kept me entertained. They are the only games I still play ever since I bought them (Which in all these cases is the day they came out)
Let's see...
1) The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
2) BioShock
3) God of War
4) Tomb Raider: Legend
5) Dead Space
1) The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
2) BioShock
3) God of War
4) Tomb Raider: Legend
5) Dead Space
In no particular order:
Dwarf Fortress
Unlimited Fun, with a capital "F". The same "F" belongs to whatever connotations of HFS you prefer. Not to mention constant development with more to come.
Morrowind
Astounding atmosphere and unending replayability for those who can get over the clunky combat for the sheer joy of exploring a well-crafted world.
Battlefield 2
The most fun I've had in a multiplayer shoot-em-up. Great times with friends, introduction of commanders, awesome expansion, free booster packs post-patch.
Mount & Blade
Emergent gameplay, large-scale battles, best melee combat system I've encountered.
Riven
What I point to during the omnipresent "Are games really art?" debate. A truly fulfilling experience worth the insane puzzles it took to beat.
Dwarf Fortress
Unlimited Fun, with a capital "F". The same "F" belongs to whatever connotations of HFS you prefer. Not to mention constant development with more to come.
Morrowind
Astounding atmosphere and unending replayability for those who can get over the clunky combat for the sheer joy of exploring a well-crafted world.
Battlefield 2
The most fun I've had in a multiplayer shoot-em-up. Great times with friends, introduction of commanders, awesome expansion, free booster packs post-patch.
Mount & Blade
Emergent gameplay, large-scale battles, best melee combat system I've encountered.
Riven
What I point to during the omnipresent "Are games really art?" debate. A truly fulfilling experience worth the insane puzzles it took to beat.
1. Neverwinter Nights (Endless hours of greatness, even if the OC wasn't particularly good.)
2. Disgaea 3 (My favorite SRPG)
3. Final Fantasy 4 (Probably got me into RPG's in the first place)
4. Baldur's Gate 2 (My first true PC RPG)
5. Assassin's Creed 2 (I'm still shocked at how much I enjoyed this game.)
Honorable Mention: Medieval 2: Total War & Civilization 4
2. Disgaea 3 (My favorite SRPG)
3. Final Fantasy 4 (Probably got me into RPG's in the first place)
4. Baldur's Gate 2 (My first true PC RPG)
5. Assassin's Creed 2 (I'm still shocked at how much I enjoyed this game.)
Honorable Mention: Medieval 2: Total War & Civilization 4
5. Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones
4. Chrono Trigger DS
3. Metroid: Zero Mission
2. Mass Effect 2
1. Halo: Combat Evolved
4. Chrono Trigger DS
3. Metroid: Zero Mission
2. Mass Effect 2
1. Halo: Combat Evolved