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Everyone has games they own, yet regret ever wasting money on. But what games are you proud to own? Which games have given you hours of enjoyment? Which games do you still play today, after all these years?
Mine are -
Command & Conquer and Redalert
UFO
Syndicate
Total Annihilation
Warcraft 1, 2 and 3
Hidden & Dangerous
Doom
Half Life and the add ons
X Wing, TIE Fighter and X Wing vs TIE Fighter
Monkey Island 1, 2 and 3 (didn't like 4)
Theme Park and Theme Hospital
Goldeneye
I have dozens and dozens of games for all my systems, but these are the grand daddys of games. More recent games like Max Payne, Mafia and MOH could be included, but I haven't played them enough to class them as classics
Mine are -
Command & Conquer and Redalert
UFO
Syndicate
Total Annihilation
Warcraft 1, 2 and 3
Hidden & Dangerous
Doom
Half Life and the add ons
X Wing, TIE Fighter and X Wing vs TIE Fighter
Monkey Island 1, 2 and 3 (didn't like 4)
Theme Park and Theme Hospital
Goldeneye
I have dozens and dozens of games for all my systems, but these are the grand daddys of games. More recent games like Max Payne, Mafia and MOH could be included, but I haven't played them enough to class them as classics
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Name a better beat em up, with a richer one-player quest and more extra (including using a fishing rod as a sword)
===SONICRAV---> wrote:
> Soul Calibur (DC)... the game that got top scores from almost
> everywhere
I don't reckon Soul Calibur was as good as people say it was. It looked *amazing*, and was a bloody laugh, but I found it very difficult to learn the moves meaningfully for one character, let alone 10 or 12 or however many there were.
Though it was a very good game regardless.
> Soul Calibur (DC)... the game that got top scores from almost
> everywhere
I don't reckon Soul Calibur was as good as people say it was. It looked *amazing*, and was a bloody laugh, but I found it very difficult to learn the moves meaningfully for one character, let alone 10 or 12 or however many there were.
Though it was a very good game regardless.
===SONICRAV---> wrote:
> NiGHTS (Saturn)... my fave game ever.
> Soul Calibur (DC)... the game that got top scores from almost
> everywhere
>
> Sonic
Great game! thanks. I will play that morrow!
> NiGHTS (Saturn)... my fave game ever.
> Soul Calibur (DC)... the game that got top scores from almost
> everywhere
>
> Sonic
Great game! thanks. I will play that morrow!
NiGHTS (Saturn)... my fave game ever.
Soul Calibur (DC)... the game that got top scores from almost everywhere
Sonic
Soul Calibur (DC)... the game that got top scores from almost everywhere
Sonic
amongst others Zelda: Links Awakening
I love playing that game, I think I can get from start to finnish without dying :)
I've done almost everything on that game, except find that last elusive piece of heart container to get a maxed out health bar
I love playing that game, I think I can get from start to finnish without dying :)
I've done almost everything on that game, except find that last elusive piece of heart container to get a maxed out health bar
Secret of Mana -rare and brought my second copy from Meka.
Duck Hunt
Conkers BFD - Rare's last great game.
Duck Hunt
Conkers BFD - Rare's last great game.
I am extremely proud to have a monster collection of SNES games, which I had to track down individually. I love them all.
Heroes of might and magic II
Settlers (the original)
Rollercoaster Tycoon
ATV Offroad
Settlers (the original)
Rollercoaster Tycoon
ATV Offroad
El Blokey wrote:
> So, I'm fantastic because I've heard of it. Go me.
Indeed you are. Although you don't have a golden fish with a man's face called "crapmogress"
> So, I'm fantastic because I've heard of it. Go me.
Indeed you are. Although you don't have a golden fish with a man's face called "crapmogress"
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