Your Top 5 Games!

[Alyxx Thorne]

Oh god yes... GoldenEye 007... It was the FIRST FPS I played multiplayer! I remember me and my friends had 4 player DM's almost every other friday! We'd cook some pizza, get some soda and just sit there for hours...

 

American McGee's Alice is a game I have wanted to play for a long time.

Even though it's so out of date, it's still fun as hell to play. I haven't played the new version on the Wii yet, though I've heard some disappointing reviews from it. I'm not sure if I want to ruin my childhood with a shitty remake.

Alice is awesome. I love it. There's a sequel coming out on my birthday, in June, and I can hardly contain my excitement. I just designed a tattoo of the Cheshire Cat from the game for one of my friends.

Oh, GoldenEye on the Wii is an excellent game. But one problem: They shouldn't have called it GoldenEye...

[SoranMBane]

1) Half-Life 2 (and Episodes)

2) Portal

3) Dead Space 2

4) Call of Duty 4 (for the single player only, believe it or not)

5) Minecraft

[tehFoist]

Gah its hard to choose only 5! I have so many classics I love and so many moderns I play all the time!

 

1. Basically ANY Valve game released since their creation (lul)

2. Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

3. Penumbra Overture+Black Plague

4. Battlefield Bad Company 2 (+Vietnam)

5. Kane & Lynch 2 Dog Days (I like this game, so much hate on it. :''C)

[Koach]

in this list u may find some games u never heared about:

 

1. Empire Earth Art of Conquest (in my opinion, the best RTS game EVER, better that starcraft.)

2. Battle Grounds 2 2.0 (the single best Revolutionary war game / mod EVER)

3. Team Fortress 2 (its obvious why.)

4. Counter Strike 1.5 (because it was after the famas and galil, but before the fucking riot shield)

5. Half Life series (obviously)

6. Garrys mod (no top 10 games list is complete without it)

7. Fortress Forever (imagine it as Team Fortress Classic Source)

8. GTA San Andreas (the single best sandbox game EVER (after GMOD, of course))

9. Warcraft 3 and expansions (has the best map/campaign editor i have ever seen)

10. Age of empires series (because it made me a gamer!)

[Blue]

1. Half Life 2 (PC, 2004)

Valve's magnum opus of the last decade opened my eyes to Gaming abroad as well as codified my knowledge and pretenses of level design. Additionally, the graphics were mindblowing at the time when I first played it.

 

2. Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door (Gabecube, 2004)

Feel free to laugh, I enjoyed it phenominally for its simple and trope-rich story, creative artistic direction and many wonky and delightfully bizarre conventions. Also, I resent the notion that the turn-based combat detracts the experience; I think it compliments it.

 

3. Team Fortress 2 (PC, 2007)

I have sunk more hours into this game than any other. The gameplay is rich and solid, the universe is beautifully constructed and design unparalleled.

 

4. Ace Combat Zero (Playstation 2, 2006)

The depth of the story and world that is developed is remarkably difficult to take in all at once for a game that could easily be read as "simple justification of a Simu-Arcade Jet fighting game" but it has a lot of weird and fun things to do if you get good at handling your fighter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GIG7h1FTqE

 

5. Sid Meier's Railroads! (PC, 2006)

I love trains. I like building railroads. I like building railroads that operate trains that make so much money I can buy out enemy railroads.

 

Runners up:

 

Mass Effect (PC, 2007)

Sim City 3000 Unlimited (1999)

Ratchet: Deadlocked (Playstation 2, 2005)

Half Life 2: Episode 2 (PC, 2007)

Star Wars Battlefront (PC/PS2, 2004)

[xxxxxxxxx]

i.) Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

ii.) Call of Duty 2.

iii.) Super Smash Brothers.

iv.) Star Fox 64.

v.) Final Fantasy vii.

 

My first console was an N64.

[talahan]

hard to pick just five, so many to choose from, but some of my favorites inclue

 

The Legend of Dragoon

Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne

Half-Life

Starcraft

[ajapam]

Top 5 is too hard. I love

 

HL2 & episodes

Shadow of the Colossus

Legend of Zelda series

Donkey Kong Country 2

LittleBigPlanet

Killzone 2 (best online MP i have ever played on a console)

 

these are just off the top of my head. Videogames are awesome

[Axeldeath]

1. Anything Valve

2. Anything Bethesda

3. Anything Double Fine

4. Anything Media Molecule

5. Anything Rockstar

[Alyxx Thorne]

1. Anything Valve

2. Anything Bethesda

3. Anything Double Fine

4. Anything Media Molecule

5. Anything Rockstar

I feel tempted to make a "top 5 developers" topic.

[Kirkreng]

1. Anything Valve

2. Anything Bethesda

3. Anything Double Fine

4. Anything Media Molecule

5. Anything Rockstar

I feel tempted to make a "top 5 developers" topic.

Go for it.

[Attilio]

1. Football Manager 2010 (best of the series)

2. Half-Life 2

3. Portal

4. Last Ninja 2 ( It was a C64 epic)

5. Starcraft 1

[Jek Jek Roo]

1. Anything Valve

2. Anything Bethesda

3. Anything Double Fine

4. Anything Media Molecule

5. Anything Rockstar

 

Heyy, that's cheating! >D

[Axeldeath]

in this list u may find some games u never heared about:

 

1. Empire Earth Art of Conquest (in my opinion, the best RTS game EVER, better that starcraft.)

2. Battle Grounds 2 2.0 (the single best Revolutionary war game / mod EVER)

3. Team Fortress 2 (its obvious why.)

4. Counter Strike 1.5 (because it was after the famas and galil, but before the fucking riot shield)

5. Half Life series (obviously)

6. Garrys mod (no top 10 games list is complete without it)

7. Fortress Forever (imagine it as Team Fortress Classic Source)

8. GTA San Andreas (the single best sandbox game EVER (after GMOD, of course))

9. Warcraft 3 and expansions (has the best map/campaign editor i have ever seen)

10. Age of empires series (because it made me a gamer!)

 

Hell yeah, AOE was my first PC game. I loved that thing to bits as a kid, most of my time was spent making one-sided battles in the map creator... Good times.

[Alyxx Thorne]

Hell yeah, AOE was my first PC game. I loved that thing to bits as a kid, most of my time was spent making one-sided battles in the map creator... Good times.

I loved AoE as well. Not my first RTS (Command & Conquer Tiberian Dawn has that honor) but it was one of my favs.

[ProHypster]

Hell yeah, AOE was my first PC game. I loved that thing to bits as a kid, most of my time was spent making one-sided battles in the map creator... Good times.

I loved AoE as well. Not my first RTS (Command & Conquer Tiberian Dawn has that honor) but it was one of my favs.

Empire Earth is really the updated version of AOE but Empire earth 2 and 3 are examples how better graphics doesn't mean better gameplay.

 

(Yes I realize I'm bringing this 4th page topic back up)

[ProHypster]

5. Sid Meier's Railroads! (PC, 2006)

I love trains. I like building railroads. I like building railroads that operate trains that make so much money I can buy out enemy railroads.

 

Damn you blue, we must be the only two players of this game on this forum, +rep!!!

[Axeldeath]

5. Sid Meier's Railroads! (PC, 2006)

I love trains. I like building railroads. I like building railroads that operate trains that make so much money I can buy out enemy railroads.

 

Damn you blue, we must be the only two players of this game on this forum, +rep!!!

 

I had a demo for that game on mah win 98 PC as a child... I must've spent at least 300 or so hours on the demo's of that and Dungeon Siege 2 ( games were hard to get for me as a kid, AOE, Age Of Kings and Impossible Creatures were the only games I owned till I got a PS1 2 years later)

[Batman]

1. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

-This game was my favorite growing up, and it maybe the reason for me to buy the 3DS. This game is what has kept me loyal to the Zelda series, and has kept me buying Nintendo products.

 

2. Warcraft 3 (Reign of Chaos or Frozen Throne)

-The gameplay was good, the campaign was cool, but the really winner in these games was the map editor. The fact you could make your own RPG or different kind of map has kept me loyal to this game for years.

 

3. Medal of Honor Rising Sun

-I'm into first person shooters, but for a long while I never could play them online (just didn't play PC shooters very much, and didn't have an xbox) playing against my brothers in a FPS was fun for awhile, but eventually one of us would get stressed out from losing constantly. The fact this game had computer players to fight against kept us coming back to this particular fps. I'm glad to see Black Ops added this idea of comp players to play against.

 

4. Capcom vs Snk2

-Good game, not a whole lot to say besides that.

 

5. Banjo Kazooie (and Tooie)

-These games were AWESOME! The creativity, and the gameplay.. This is what I'd like to see more in games. Banjo Kazooie nuts and bolts was an utter piece of crap.

[doom44]

1. Garry's Mod

2. Company of Heroes

3. Bioshock

4. MoH Airborne

5. Diablo II