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Nintendo's presence was felt throughout the list but really opened up in the latter half of the list. I was delighted to see Conker's Bad Fur Day at Number: 46 but I was equally delighted to see the top 6 games of all time coming from our favourite developer:
6: A Link to the Past
5: Super Mario 64
4: Tetris
3: Super Metroid
2: Ocarina of Time
1: Super Mario Brothers
Oh and X-com at number 8 WAHOOOO!
6: A Link to the Past
5: Super Mario 64
4: Tetris
3: Super Metroid
2: Ocarina of Time
1: Super Mario Brothers
Oh and X-com at number 8 WAHOOOO!
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No sign of Out Run :(
Thats my favorite game ever.
Thats my favorite game ever.
Golden Axe is there at no.96 - havent seen that name in a whil- wow, i remember that game. Back then it was so advanced, and amazing fight scenes. What a classic!
ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> gerrid wrote:
> Shenmue was clearly at number 9.
>
> I would put it as my number 1 game! I am keeping hold of my Dreamcast
> so I can play through it whenever I want.
Shenmue is brilliant! I'd put it in the top five easily. I suppose you either love it or hate it, those who love it think its the best naturally :-)
> gerrid wrote:
> Shenmue was clearly at number 9.
>
> I would put it as my number 1 game! I am keeping hold of my Dreamcast
> so I can play through it whenever I want.
Shenmue is brilliant! I'd put it in the top five easily. I suppose you either love it or hate it, those who love it think its the best naturally :-)
no doubt :P
cookie monster wrote:
> Where the hell is Final Fantasy 7?
101 :D
> Where the hell is Final Fantasy 7?
101 :D
Where the hell is Final Fantasy 7?
Thank goodness Shenmue didn't even get a mention.
Memorandum wrote:
> How Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec made #21 I will never know.
I was asking myself that exact same question.
> How Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec made #21 I will never know.
I was asking myself that exact same question.
BEARDS. wrote:
> As far as I remember, Interceptor was crap, and the E-mail version was
> incredibly simplified. Haven't played any of those games in years.
I loved X-com alliance and UFO enemy unknown... Terror from the deep was a bit hard for my liking.
> As far as I remember, Interceptor was crap, and the E-mail version was
> incredibly simplified. Haven't played any of those games in years.
I loved X-com alliance and UFO enemy unknown... Terror from the deep was a bit hard for my liking.
Yep, Alone in the Dark and AITD 4 are great, haven't played the others.
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