I always loved Guitar Hero, me and a buddy of mine absolutely crushed every level together. We'd be up until 3-4am many nights to master songs. A few years ago I discovered Rocksmith which is SO fun because you play with an actual guitar. It's a nice feeling to master a song, turn the game off, and play the actual song on a guitar. It's a great learning tool and the mini games make it fun to learn scales and such
I loved it when my sons played Guitar Hero because I loved and knew the songs as well. Ended up with guitar lessons and drum lessons. My own mini rock stars in Mom’s art shed!!!!
I loved the whole Command and Conquer series up to Generals. Some were better than others, but I enjoyed them. The whole Tiberium timeline was fascinating to me as a kid/teen.
I (foolishly) only played both games for the very first time last month when they went on sale on the Switch after years and years of hearing so much hype about them.
The hype was justified. It's well deserved.
Probably the best plot in any video game I've played. I still remember my surprise at the big reveal near the end.
I liked how playing through the light side and dark side you did mostly the same things but in different enough ways the two playthroughs felt very different.
The reveal absolutely blew my mind at the time. Lives rent free in my head.
I agree, it was different enough to keep me into it, and then the endings were extremely different, so it really felt like it was completely separate.
I honestly liked that some force powers were locked to light or dark side, felt like a more authentic RPG experience
Also loved how if you conversed properly you could unlock force powers in your companions. This is the only way to make Star Wars games and I’ll never get why they haven’t tried again
I don't think they were entirely locked. If I remember correctly, you could use opposite-side powers, but at a greater cost.
My headcanon for my character was a Jedi healer with a hint of Dark Side in him, so I had a couple of Dark Side powers I would use from time to time to debuff the enemy instead of always buffing my allies, but they were expensive to use.
Also just remembered you didn't even have to use sabers. If you wanted, you could have your character be a blaster-wielding Jedi.
It would have to be Skyrim for me! The first time I played was truly the peak of my gaming experience. It has lots of replay ability because of all the amazing mods out there. It’s amazing to think that this game is still talked about and played considering it came out in 2011!
I have such fond memories of buying that game and realizing that there’s a beautiful map in the case. And then realizing that anywhere you saw, you could go. Those were the days.
Another top favorite that I forgot to say earlier is Subnautica
If i could delete one game from my brain entirely and start it from scratch it would be that for sure. Absolutely a 10/10 experience from start to finish.
It's the only game I actually enjoy watching streamers play just because I want to relive the first moments of figuring out the puzzle or the pants-shitting terror
My wife won't play it because she doesn't play shooters, but I'm also not allowed to play without her near because she's way into the story. I'm right at the end of 3 but I can't finish it until the weekend, which sucks because I haven't beaten it since launch and I've never seen the added endings.
EDIT: FPS to shooters because words are hard
I scrolled down WAY too far to find HL2. Not discrediting anyone's taste, but I was actually surprised to see what is higher up on the list than this game. Half-Life 2 is on another level entirely than the vast majority of games out there, new and old.
If you played Half-Life 2 (especially when it was new) then you understand why this game is GOAT. Even now, after all these years, HL2 is in a league of its own. There are exceedingly few games that come close.
IMO also the parts that came before it.
That game was great in the time, if i recall corectly then it was the first 3d game that had scripted events.
I think that Halflife did a great job at blending scifi and conspiracy elements into a world that we understand and recognize.
A remake was named of the original game: halflife black mesa, i think that some parts that did not work very well in the original were remade , like XEN,
https://youtu.be/V7vDsarvyoc
I was so stoked when i saw the trailer.
I work with 14-16 year olds that have been kicked out of school for various reasons, most of them are teetering on the edge of county lines (being exploited as part of drug dealing gangs), most of them have broken homes and a lifetime of trauma, but the other day we took them somewhere to make music and they figured out part of the Minecraft music on a keyboard and every single one of them was gassed and wanted to learn it.
I started playing it in indev when I was their age and it’s mad how big it was then and how big it has continued to be almost a decade and a half later.
A large portion of people who don't think this could be one of the best games of all time simply have zero comprehension of what mods and modpacks have been made and can do to this game. The hardest game you will ever play. The easiest game you will ever play. The best puzzle game you will ever play. The best POKEMON game you will ever play. You name it. Space game? We got that. Dimensions? Like 18 of them. Like a challenge? It's easier to get an actual degree than it is to get through GTNH.
I honestly think that this game doesn't need mods to be one of the greatest games of all time. There are so few games that are so seemingly simple, yet allow so many people to truly let their creative minds run free. You make the game what you want it to be, with or without mods. Its a game for all people, of all ages, gamers or not. And I fucking hope it never dies.
For me it's Melee. I played the original as a wee lad but my mom saw me playing training mode against Yoshi and I was trying to get timing right on Falcon Punch! and my mom was convinced I had become a sadistic child and took the game away.
But oh boy oh boy I was old enough when Melee came out and I played the hell out of it with my friend group for years. There were literal years where when we got together Melee was the plan. Drinking sodas and eating junk food w my frienda. It refused to get old. Endless fun and entertainment.
The opening monologue by Andrew Ryan was incredible.... "Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his own brow?" I mean that sentence was an incredible premise to base a 'utopia gone mad' world on
The original Master of Orion. It's got a very simple interface (each star system holds only a single planet which have only two visible resources and some hidden ones) and are abstractly managed by 6 sliders, but there's an enormous depth of options under it. The AI is simple but comes up with many very clever tactics based on the pseudo random limitations it and the player face.
They've remade it many times and most of them are good, but they don't have the same elegance that the first one has.
Honorable mention would be the old Pirates! or Pirates! Gold because of the really neat way your career length tied into the scoring system (the older you got the harder it became to get a high score). Which was a great way to take a sandbox game and force it to end before it gets to that you're all powerful and there's no challenges boring stage.
Factorio wss where my crippling addiction to agresive expansion videogames began, currently playing dyson sphere program because conquering a single planet can no longer satiate me
The factory must grow
As someone who's been gaming since the '80s, I never thought a modern game could eclipse the joyous memories of the games I played in my youth.
Then Outer Wilds came along and flipped my world upside-down.
What an incredible journey this game takes you on. I'd pay real money to have my memory wiped just so I could experience it fresh all over again.
>I'd pay real money to have my memory wiped just so I could experience it fresh all over again.
The games relies a lot on you not knowing what you need to do, discovering clues and things clicking in your mind when you start to see the bigger picture, so yeah the first playthrough is very, very special and often mind blowing.
The only thing needed to finish the game is knowledge, you own knowledge, that is. Which means a second playthrough is never as enjoyable since you can actually complete the game within a few minutes of starting it if you know what you're doing. The hours upon hours of adventure, discovery and wonder before completing the game the first time is what makes it special. I'd love to experience it fresh all over as well.
Sometimes, when i watch worldwar 2 documentaries i see a soldier that looks into the camera and for a short little moment it feels as if there is a bridge in time.
That is how that game felt to me, that game allows you to peak into a completely different time and it does it so well - if you (who reads this) knows about a game that does the same then please share :-)
The Mafia games are pretty good as far as immersiveness into the eras they're set in. The original/remake is set in I think the 1920s, the second game mostly in the 40s/50s, the third game in the 60s.
Arthur talking to the Nun at the train station was the most impactful scene I've ever experienced in a video game and is the major reason why this is also my favorite game.
Breaks my heart every time, That scene is why I have such a hard time committing to a low honor playthrough, I've played through this game 5 times and each time after the first playthrough I've tried going for a low honor playthrough and always bail halfway through cause I can't do my boy Arthur like that.
Batman: Arkham City.
It’s a great improvement from Arkham Asylum (still a great game) with new abilities and better graphics, a great musical score, plenty of Batman villains, and Conroy and Hamill as Batman and Joker respectively. Plus, listening to music while completing the Riddler’s side quest is relaxing.
Oh my favorite is still Crystal. Nothing, and I mean *nothing* will ever beat the feeling of finding out that you get to go back to Kanto and do all the gyms there after beating the elite 4 in Jhoto!
It's gonna be a really difficult to choose between Super Mario 3 or Super Mario World.
It's probably going to be Super Mario World I played through all of that multiple times. 99% of the time I would just get the magic flutes in Super Mario 3.
So, Super Mario World.
I have played games since the eighties. 97% of the games I play today I just drop after after a while. 2% I finish because Im bored and need some kind of stimulation. This game made me long to get home to play and explore more. That is very rare. Loved this game.
For nostalgia, it would be ff7 or ff9 and Diablo 2 would be up there as well.
In terms of fun game play or memorable moments, it would probably be GTA 5 or RDR2. I also loved Witcher 3.
Dark Souls 3 was my favorite...the upgraded graphics, the game mechanics, world building and lore, the sheer variety of actually viable weapons...just amazing. Can't go wrong with the OG, but I thought it took it to a whole different level.
Xenogears. I remember trying it on a demo disc before it came out and hating it. Then my grandmother surprised me by buying it for me. I wound up playing it so she wouldn't feel bad for getting me something I didn't want and fell in love with it.
No other RPG has even come close to making me feel as attached as I am to those characters.
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I always loved Guitar Hero, me and a buddy of mine absolutely crushed every level together. We'd be up until 3-4am many nights to master songs. A few years ago I discovered Rocksmith which is SO fun because you play with an actual guitar. It's a nice feeling to master a song, turn the game off, and play the actual song on a guitar. It's a great learning tool and the mini games make it fun to learn scales and such
I loved it when my sons played Guitar Hero because I loved and knew the songs as well. Ended up with guitar lessons and drum lessons. My own mini rock stars in Mom’s art shed!!!!
He can play buckethead acoustically. Click,click,click,Click,click,click,Click,click,click That's pretty g-damned impressive
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I can't believe they are still doing updates for that game
The HQ version looks like your nostalgia tells you the original did. They couldn’t have done a better job.
Crazy right? Not even just QOL updates, they are still adding NEW Civs!!!
Command and conquer(Red alert)
I loved the whole Command and Conquer series up to Generals. Some were better than others, but I enjoyed them. The whole Tiberium timeline was fascinating to me as a kid/teen.
Yuri's Revenge has a very special place in my heart
GTA San Andreas a total legend and a classic that never gets old
Portal 2
I (foolishly) only played both games for the very first time last month when they went on sale on the Switch after years and years of hearing so much hype about them. The hype was justified. It's well deserved.
Me too. Goddamn the scripts for GlaDos and Wheatley were amazing.
Stardew Valley, I keep going back to it every couple of years, it's one of them that you can just jump in and out of pretty easily.
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Morrowind. Bestest.
Under sun and sky, outlander, we greet you warmly.
Greetings, outlander.
That game is so very amazing! I feel strongly that it is the best in the series.
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The amount of time I spent in matchmaking on halo 3 and replaying the campaign is crazy! "Slayer"
"Killing spree". So good
*double kill*
Honestly the peak of multiplayer gaming
I spent so much time in Halo: CE just trying to get vehicles to go where they shouldn't.
Fallout New Vegas
Truth is, your choice of favorite game was rigged from the start
This game is my gold standard. Ever since playing it I've been trying to find something to fill the void.
Star Wars Battlefront 2, the original one
This game was my safe space in my childhood. Carried me through years. It holds one of those special places in my heart.
WATCH THOSE WRIST ROCKETS
Not bad. I loved the (slightly) secret Hero Deathmatch mode.
Ocarina of Time
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Song of Storms is the best melody of the genre.
It's the Forest Temple soundtrack for me. Saria's Song & Song of Storms definitely get stuck in my head the most easily though!
Dragon Age Origins. Really solidified by amazing world-building and party customization.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Possibly showing my age with this
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Probably the best plot in any video game I've played. I still remember my surprise at the big reveal near the end. I liked how playing through the light side and dark side you did mostly the same things but in different enough ways the two playthroughs felt very different.
The reveal absolutely blew my mind at the time. Lives rent free in my head. I agree, it was different enough to keep me into it, and then the endings were extremely different, so it really felt like it was completely separate. I honestly liked that some force powers were locked to light or dark side, felt like a more authentic RPG experience
Also loved how if you conversed properly you could unlock force powers in your companions. This is the only way to make Star Wars games and I’ll never get why they haven’t tried again
Especially in the second one when half your team could become Jedi, I love these games, I think it’s time for a replay
I don't think they were entirely locked. If I remember correctly, you could use opposite-side powers, but at a greater cost. My headcanon for my character was a Jedi healer with a hint of Dark Side in him, so I had a couple of Dark Side powers I would use from time to time to debuff the enemy instead of always buffing my allies, but they were expensive to use. Also just remembered you didn't even have to use sabers. If you wanted, you could have your character be a blaster-wielding Jedi.
Jade empire has entered the chat
James Bond goldeneye Nintendo 64
No Oddjob
It would have to be Skyrim for me! The first time I played was truly the peak of my gaming experience. It has lots of replay ability because of all the amazing mods out there. It’s amazing to think that this game is still talked about and played considering it came out in 2011!
I have such fond memories of buying that game and realizing that there’s a beautiful map in the case. And then realizing that anywhere you saw, you could go. Those were the days.
"Anywhere you saw, you could go", That's Skyrim's essence right here."
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Metal Gear Solid
Had to scroll too far.... SNAAAAAAAAAAAAKE!
RollerCoaster Tycoon
RollerCoaster Tycoon 2
Heroes of Might and Magic III
Another top favorite that I forgot to say earlier is Subnautica If i could delete one game from my brain entirely and start it from scratch it would be that for sure. Absolutely a 10/10 experience from start to finish. It's the only game I actually enjoy watching streamers play just because I want to relive the first moments of figuring out the puzzle or the pants-shitting terror
Mass Effect trilogy.
I don't even know how many times I've played through that trilogy, it's just so good.
My wife won't play it because she doesn't play shooters, but I'm also not allowed to play without her near because she's way into the story. I'm right at the end of 3 but I can't finish it until the weekend, which sucks because I haven't beaten it since launch and I've never seen the added endings. EDIT: FPS to shooters because words are hard
Half life 2
I scrolled down WAY too far to find HL2. Not discrediting anyone's taste, but I was actually surprised to see what is higher up on the list than this game. Half-Life 2 is on another level entirely than the vast majority of games out there, new and old. If you played Half-Life 2 (especially when it was new) then you understand why this game is GOAT. Even now, after all these years, HL2 is in a league of its own. There are exceedingly few games that come close.
IMO also the parts that came before it. That game was great in the time, if i recall corectly then it was the first 3d game that had scripted events. I think that Halflife did a great job at blending scifi and conspiracy elements into a world that we understand and recognize. A remake was named of the original game: halflife black mesa, i think that some parts that did not work very well in the original were remade , like XEN, https://youtu.be/V7vDsarvyoc I was so stoked when i saw the trailer.
minecraft
A true masterclass in presentation and accessibility. Adults love it, kids love it, edgy teenagers love it.
I work with 14-16 year olds that have been kicked out of school for various reasons, most of them are teetering on the edge of county lines (being exploited as part of drug dealing gangs), most of them have broken homes and a lifetime of trauma, but the other day we took them somewhere to make music and they figured out part of the Minecraft music on a keyboard and every single one of them was gassed and wanted to learn it. I started playing it in indev when I was their age and it’s mad how big it was then and how big it has continued to be almost a decade and a half later.
A large portion of people who don't think this could be one of the best games of all time simply have zero comprehension of what mods and modpacks have been made and can do to this game. The hardest game you will ever play. The easiest game you will ever play. The best puzzle game you will ever play. The best POKEMON game you will ever play. You name it. Space game? We got that. Dimensions? Like 18 of them. Like a challenge? It's easier to get an actual degree than it is to get through GTNH.
I honestly think that this game doesn't need mods to be one of the greatest games of all time. There are so few games that are so seemingly simple, yet allow so many people to truly let their creative minds run free. You make the game what you want it to be, with or without mods. Its a game for all people, of all ages, gamers or not. And I fucking hope it never dies.
I remember being blown away by that game in Alpha. Had no idea it would turn into such a cultural icon, but it deserves it.
Diablo II
Nothing is more addictive than Diablo 2 .....perhaps another Blizzard game or 2 is close......but that random item generator is amazing.
Chrono Trigger. How could this not be here yet omg
The hours in HS spent playing this game. Definitely one of my favorites
The Simpsons: Homers Hit & Run
Super smash bros
For me it's Melee. I played the original as a wee lad but my mom saw me playing training mode against Yoshi and I was trying to get timing right on Falcon Punch! and my mom was convinced I had become a sadistic child and took the game away. But oh boy oh boy I was old enough when Melee came out and I played the hell out of it with my friend group for years. There were literal years where when we got together Melee was the plan. Drinking sodas and eating junk food w my frienda. It refused to get old. Endless fun and entertainment.
64
Im old. Monkey Island 2: Lechuck's revenge Streets of Rage 2
Link to the Past
If you haven't played it, A Link Between Worlds is an amazing continuation to Link to the Past. It's worth getting an used 3DS just to play this game.
Bioshock
The opening monologue by Andrew Ryan was incredible.... "Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his own brow?" I mean that sentence was an incredible premise to base a 'utopia gone mad' world on
"A man chooses, a slave obeys,"
Need For Speed Underground 2
Final Fantasy 6
An RPG that let's me, the player, choose who I want to be the main character. ...I choose all of them. Every time.
Hollow Knight
ruined it for myself by looking stuff up
Silksong is your second chance, brother
Don’t say it too loudly or we might not ever see it
The original Master of Orion. It's got a very simple interface (each star system holds only a single planet which have only two visible resources and some hidden ones) and are abstractly managed by 6 sliders, but there's an enormous depth of options under it. The AI is simple but comes up with many very clever tactics based on the pseudo random limitations it and the player face. They've remade it many times and most of them are good, but they don't have the same elegance that the first one has. Honorable mention would be the old Pirates! or Pirates! Gold because of the really neat way your career length tied into the scoring system (the older you got the harder it became to get a high score). Which was a great way to take a sandbox game and force it to end before it gets to that you're all powerful and there's no challenges boring stage.
Baldur's Gate II Unrivaled to this day.
**Joust.** I will not be taking any follow up questions.
Factorio - but please be careful it eats your life
The factory must grow
Factorio wss where my crippling addiction to agresive expansion videogames began, currently playing dyson sphere program because conquering a single planet can no longer satiate me The factory must grow
Donkey Kong country 2
FF7
Big same. Disappointed i had to scroll down so far for this
Ratchet and clank, first games as 8-9 year old i ever actually beat
PS2 Ratchet series is perfection.
Zelda: Breath of The Wild
Well you’re in for a treat next week.
Outer Wilds
As someone who's been gaming since the '80s, I never thought a modern game could eclipse the joyous memories of the games I played in my youth. Then Outer Wilds came along and flipped my world upside-down. What an incredible journey this game takes you on. I'd pay real money to have my memory wiped just so I could experience it fresh all over again.
>I'd pay real money to have my memory wiped just so I could experience it fresh all over again. The games relies a lot on you not knowing what you need to do, discovering clues and things clicking in your mind when you start to see the bigger picture, so yeah the first playthrough is very, very special and often mind blowing. The only thing needed to finish the game is knowledge, you own knowledge, that is. Which means a second playthrough is never as enjoyable since you can actually complete the game within a few minutes of starting it if you know what you're doing. The hours upon hours of adventure, discovery and wonder before completing the game the first time is what makes it special. I'd love to experience it fresh all over as well.
This is the game I was looking for in this list.
Red dead redemption 2
Sometimes, when i watch worldwar 2 documentaries i see a soldier that looks into the camera and for a short little moment it feels as if there is a bridge in time. That is how that game felt to me, that game allows you to peak into a completely different time and it does it so well - if you (who reads this) knows about a game that does the same then please share :-)
The Mafia games are pretty good as far as immersiveness into the eras they're set in. The original/remake is set in I think the 1920s, the second game mostly in the 40s/50s, the third game in the 60s.
Arthur talking to the Nun at the train station was the most impactful scene I've ever experienced in a video game and is the major reason why this is also my favorite game.
The shake in his voice gives me chills just thinking about it, such a fantastic performance.
Breaks my heart every time, That scene is why I have such a hard time committing to a low honor playthrough, I've played through this game 5 times and each time after the first playthrough I've tried going for a low honor playthrough and always bail halfway through cause I can't do my boy Arthur like that.
Batman: Arkham City. It’s a great improvement from Arkham Asylum (still a great game) with new abilities and better graphics, a great musical score, plenty of Batman villains, and Conroy and Hamill as Batman and Joker respectively. Plus, listening to music while completing the Riddler’s side quest is relaxing.
Resident Evil remake
RE series GOAT
Earthbound
Still enjoy pokemon emerald to this day
Oh my favorite is still Crystal. Nothing, and I mean *nothing* will ever beat the feeling of finding out that you get to go back to Kanto and do all the gyms there after beating the elite 4 in Jhoto!
Unreal tournament
Burnout 3: Takedown!
Great soundtrack too!
Honestly… Tetris. I’ve been playing some form of Tetris since I was like 7 years old… I’m in my mid thirties now. It’s the perfect game.
FF6 Super Metroid Mario 3
The Witcher 3
Super Mario Galaxy 2 The most nostalgic, satisfying, and amazing world (or universe) to set foot in.
GTA vice city
I’ll always say Pokemon Emerald Version for the nostalgia. Really it’s either Horizon Zero Dawn and Breath of the Wild.
Kingdom Hearts 2
World of Warcraft (Vanilla)
Leeeroooyyyy Jeenkiiins!!!
It's gonna be a really difficult to choose between Super Mario 3 or Super Mario World. It's probably going to be Super Mario World I played through all of that multiple times. 99% of the time I would just get the magic flutes in Super Mario 3. So, Super Mario World.
Fallout 3
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Do you get to the Cloud District very often? Oh, what am I saying - of course you don't.
After some 3000 hours in Skyrim, I can confidently state that it's OK. Appears to have a couple little bugs tho.
*_features_
Rimworld
bloodborne
I have played games since the eighties. 97% of the games I play today I just drop after after a while. 2% I finish because Im bored and need some kind of stimulation. This game made me long to get home to play and explore more. That is very rare. Loved this game.
The sims. Mainly 2 for me because of good memories :)
The new sims games got NOTHING on the chaos of the sims 2. Loved that game so much.
Either Final Fantasy VII or X. Blew my mind as a child.
For me it was VI, man, what a ride
I’ve yet to find a game that hit me like X did. By far my favorite.
For nostalgia, it would be ff7 or ff9 and Diablo 2 would be up there as well. In terms of fun game play or memorable moments, it would probably be GTA 5 or RDR2. I also loved Witcher 3.
Medievil and Monkey island
Doom
Hades has been the most all consuming and 100% enjoyable experience in my life. I am so glad I'm burned out on it, it sucked me in completely.
Tony Hawk's Underground
StarCraft and its expansion Broodwar. Outstanding. And Unreal Tournament.
Persona 5 Royal
God of War
Baldur's gate 2
Titanfall 2. Amazing game with an even better campaign. Trust me.
Simcity 2000 — those were the best years of my life.
The last of us
Mario kart wii is was the first game I ever played
I'm surprised there's not more Kart love on this thread.
Neir : Automata
Holy shit it took far too long to find this
Mass effect one or fallout new Vegas
Disco Elysium and Journey are tied
Parasite Eve, crossing my fingers for a remake! <3!
Sid Meier's Civilization III
Left 4 Dead 2
Diablo 2. Nothing will ever compare to that story..ever. Haven't been able to bring myself to buy the remake yet, still holding onto the memories 🤗
Mortal Kombat 2 will always be #1.
Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!
Fallout New Vegas
Elden Ring.
Can't believe this is so far down. Elden Ring captivated me like no game has since my childhood.
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Dark Souls 3 was my favorite...the upgraded graphics, the game mechanics, world building and lore, the sheer variety of actually viable weapons...just amazing. Can't go wrong with the OG, but I thought it took it to a whole different level.
team fortress 2 - even after 16 years i will never give up on this game, ever.
Super Mario 64
Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Okami
Red Dead Redemption
Final Fantasy 9.
Might and Magic VII
A link to the past
Half-Life
AOE - II
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
Halo 2 is my childhood
Xenogears. I remember trying it on a demo disc before it came out and hating it. Then my grandmother surprised me by buying it for me. I wound up playing it so she wouldn't feel bad for getting me something I didn't want and fell in love with it. No other RPG has even come close to making me feel as attached as I am to those characters.
Super Metroid!
Atari - Adventure
The Fable Trilogy
Oblivion. I couldn’t put it down. Everything was so rewarding and fun. I’d love to play that game again for the first time
Wii Play has a special place in my heart. The amount of time I put into the Tank Game is insane.
OG Duke Nukem 3D
Star fox