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What would be your choice for Game Of The Millenium (the last one, not this one!!!)
Mine would have to be Tetris. It has an amazing appeal to all audiences, a constantly increasing difficulty, no violence, no sex, no politics, just plain ol' fashioned fun.
Mine would have to be Tetris. It has an amazing appeal to all audiences, a constantly increasing difficulty, no violence, no sex, no politics, just plain ol' fashioned fun.
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I say Doom. Hello Revolution!
I also liked Doom, but I liked Championship Manager 93 and MGS, there's a lot to choose from. I DON'T KNOW!!!!
I would say the very first Super Mario Bros. game on the NES. This set the trend for thousands of platform games trying to emulate it, but never really coming close.
Chess. Very playable and has great longevity, plus every game is different. Did you know that it's been calculated that there are more possible positions of play in a chess game than there are particles in the universe? It's that or Final Fantasy VII for me, which also is very playable and has great longevity, plus every game......etc.
Citadel on the Acorn Elecron. It really got me into games in a big way.
Then I'd say that the Zelda series is pretty special in terms of gameplay and story.
Mario 3 was something special in the platform genre.
Mario64 introduced the whole 3d platform experience, so that deservs a mention.
Wolfenstein 3D is the game that started the whole Doom, Quake thing - but I'm not an overly big fan of that type of thing.
Then I'd say that the Zelda series is pretty special in terms of gameplay and story.
Mario 3 was something special in the platform genre.
Mario64 introduced the whole 3d platform experience, so that deservs a mention.
Wolfenstein 3D is the game that started the whole Doom, Quake thing - but I'm not an overly big fan of that type of thing.
I know Wolf was the first, but it was Doom that revolutionised it, brought it to public attention.
It was ok, because it was John Romero that made both...
Viva la Revolution! (Or something of simular content...)
It was ok, because it was John Romero that made both...
Viva la Revolution! (Or something of simular content...)
The original DK country for me.
LONG LIVE RARE's CLASSIC 2D PLATFORMER!
It's a pity they didn't bring the same magic onto the N64 version.
LONG LIVE RARE's CLASSIC 2D PLATFORMER!
It's a pity they didn't bring the same magic onto the N64 version.
(I liked the third Zelda, it was such a great game, always made me want to play it again and again and again...)
So that was you with the second file save! I always wondered who that got there...
So that was you with the second file save! I always wondered who that got there...
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