Super Mario Bros. 3
Super Mario World
Super Smash Bros. Melee
MVP Baseball 2005
Super Mario Bros. 3
Super Mario World
Super Smash Bros. Melee
MVP Baseball 2005
The Civilization series (currently Civ4)
Street Fighter 2 (in all its incarnations)
X-Com: UFO defense
I'll weigh in with my own selections:
1. Xenogears (PS1) - The only game I've ever played with a "page turner" stoyline.
2. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PS1) - The last great side-scrolling platformer.
3. Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past (SNES) - The best of the Zelda games. Top-down view action in all of its 16-bit glory.
4. Chrono Trigger (SNES) - Time travel fun and a soundtrack I can still hum songs from.
5. River City Ransom (NES) - Beat up people. Take money. Shop at mall. Rescue girlfriends trapped in local school. How much better does life get?
Honorable mentions:
- Final Fantsy VI
- Crystalis
- Tecmo Super Bowl
- Super Mario World
- Goldeneye
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I'm dissapointed in the lack of representation from some more modern games. Most of the stuff you guys are naming are at least 15 years old!
It's called nostalgia, my friend.
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1. Starcraft. - I can't believe that this game hasn't been mentioned. This is my all-time favorite game!
2. Resident Evil 2. - Many hours spent trying to find keys, and scared to walk past windows, just in case of a licker!
3. Guitar Hero (series). - I've owned all 3 games, and love them all!
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Yeah, I'd say it's rare that a game comes up with a new concept that hasn't been done before. Most first person shooters are merely a more complex version of Wolfenstein or Doom with better graphics. They mostly rely on having a good story rather than innovative game play. What I liked about some of the older games is that they were innovative in their game play, such that you could play the game for a few years and still enjoy it. I rarely actually buy games today because I know I can just rent it a couple times, get through the game and return it, spending only $10-15 bucks instead of the $60 that new releases on XBox 360 cost nowadays.
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Micro League Baseball for the C64 was tremendous.
Old School Madden editions for Sega were also the best of the bunch. Much better than the recent ones.
You're joking, right?
Have you played Madden 08 on the 360 with a HDMI connection?
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