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[Leo]

1. Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem

2. Freedom Fighters

3. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

4. Mass Effect

5. Resident Evil 4

6. Hitman 2: Silent Assassin

7. Batman: Arkham Asylum

8. Saint's Row 2

9. REmake

10. Virtua Fighter 5

[AeonofHorus]

Man there are some games on there I completely forgot about

The Witcher- that is an amazing singleplayer RPG I definently recoomend that one to everyone

Age of Empires I&II

Total War Series

Wing Commander III and IV- Mark Hamill was amazing in the game

Warcraft II -If I remember was my 1st RTS

C&C series -another great RTS

Tribes 1- was were it was at with me I miss playing that one

Quake 3 Arena- I think this game still holds up with alot of the FPS that are around now ID software has a F2P version of it now and is still a blast No pun intended

Mortal Kombat Series I cant believe I left this out of my 1st list and sadly I still remember the Sega blood code for MK1 A,B,A,C,A,B,B there is your completely useless info for the day

Blackthorne- A really great Side Scrolling shooter

Metal Slug series - yet another great side scrolling shooter

[Moodath]

10. Age of Empires 2
9. LoZ: OoT
8. Kingdom Hearts (call it cheesy and weird...cause it is...but its still one of the best rpgs to ever come from Square Enix.)
7. WoW (been playing for 5 years...if you think the challenge is gone then you haven't done heroic mode 25 mans yet)
6. Hitman: Blood Money
5. SW: Jedi Academy
4. Call of Duty 1 (the best CoD of all time)
3. SW: KOTOR
2. Metal Gear Solid 4 (I still have a hard time considering this a 'game'. more like a 60 hour movie)
1. Mass Effect (My absolute favorite game of all time. I've played it more than any other game, can still play it today and not get tired of it. The whole game was awesome, but it was the last 2 hours especially that made it how epic it is. I'm hoping Mass Effect 2 will either be replacing this as #1 or pushing MGS4 down a level ;D)



as mentioned by an earlier poster, I too am someone embaressed to even mention this following game...but it does indeed earn a spot as an honorable mention.

Honorable Mentions -
1. Pokemon Red/Blue
2. Dragon Age: Origins

Modifié par Moodath, 25 janvier 2010 - 06:34 .

[iix 13east xii]

N64:

Turok Evolutions

Duke Nukem 3D



PS2:

Medal Of Honour Rising Sun



Computer:

Warrior kings: Battles

Warcraft 3



Xbox:

Borderlands

DA:O

Guitar Hero (any)

ModernWarfare2

Gears Of War 2

[Archdemon Cthulhu]

I'm not going to do this as that I think are the top ten quality games, because that list is different and really very difficult to put together with any accuracy. But here are my top ten favorites, personally:



1.) Mass Effect - If it was a bit longer, this would be the most hours I've spent playing a game, judging by the amount of playthroughs. Still, I keep coming back, the story and the universe draw me in.



2.) Super Mario Bros. 3 - Still bust this one out as well from time to time, and I was introduced to it when I was FIVE. There is something timeless about Mario as far as I'm concerned.



3.) Knights of the Old Republic - This is the game that made me aware there were RPG's that were actual RPG's in the game world and not scripted events strung together by badly voiced cutscenes (a la JRPG's). Thank you, Bioware. You changed my life.



4.) The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past - First game I ever beat completely, I was nine. It was hard for me, but I did it, because it was worth it. Masterpiece.



5.) Shenmue - Played this for many hours on the Dreamcast back in the day. Wonderful game, if boring at times. Something similar has not really been attempted since.



6.) Civilization 4 - The best of the Civ series IMO, though some purists disagree. This is the ultimate in Turn-based Strategy games as far as I'm concerned.



7.) 007 Goldeneye - Id created the FPS, but RARE created the FPS culture on consoles. (which may or may not be a good things in retrospect). I wasted many a night with four player deathmatches.



8.) Soul Calibur - Many point to the second, but the first ate up the most hours for me. I love fighting games, despite the absurd stories, and this is the one that had me returning again and again. It was also THE game to show people when one had a Dreamcast after launch.



9.) Half-Life 2 - The last great step forward in the FPS genre. Since then, things have been pretty dull and stagnant.



10.) Super Smash Bros. Brawl - Technically, I've wasted more hours on this than anything else in my life. Seriously.

[Sa Seba]

I have't played that many games that left an impression on me, so my list is rather a mix of genre's.

1. RTCW Enemy Territory (etpro and etpub)
2. Witcher
3. Vampire Bloodlines Masquerade
4. Mass Effect
5. Dragon Age
6. RTCW
7. Halflife
8. Soldier of Fortune II
9. Age of Empires
10. Pharao

[Lord Atlia]

1. Baldur's Gate II: Everything was amazing about this game but some bullet points imo are as follows:
* It has the best cast of any Bioware game to date, Edwin, Jaheira, Minsc, Imoen, Viconia, Aerie, I still remember all these peeps almost a decade later.
* It has some well written romance subplot and party interactions.
* Most importantly however was Jon Irenicus. Most Bioware villains (ME, DA:O) follow JRPGs in a sense that their motives are "OMG OMG I bring end of everything (Sephiroth, Kefka, that dude in Chrono Trigger/Cross, Reapers, Dark Spawn and so on)." Jon Irenicus was a narcissist completely consumed by hatred. When the person closest too him defied and outcast him only one thing mattered, vengeance. In a way BG II was so great because it was not the player's story, it was Jon Irenicus'. Best villain ever, at least imo.
* Amazing main menu and character creation theme.
2 FF VI: First RPG I beat. Kefka was an amazing villain as doom bringer (too bad when combined with Sephiroth's "I'm a doom bringer but I have emphatic emo motives for ending everything" they both became the stereotype RPG villain/villains)
3 FF X: Heart wrenching
4 Lunar
5 Suikoden III (Great all around cast)
6 Super Mario RPG (SNES one)
7 Chrono Trigger
8 Chrono Cross (The music was amazing)
9 Mass Effect
* WoW: would be 2 and everything would be bumped 1 down but I didn't know if MMOs applied.

Modifié par Lord Atlia, 25 janvier 2010 - 08:53 .

[Jerryk72]

It's interesting to see everyones Top Ten Video Games of ALL TIME. It's also quite humorous that most Top 10's  only encompass games mainly from the last 10 years. My list will go a bit further back.

10. Knights of the Old Republic
09. Pitfall
08. Sonic the Hedgehog
07. Mass Effect 2
06. Super Mario Bros.
05. Pac-Man
04. Suikoden II
03. Galaga
02. Donkey Kong
01. Pong

[PanosSmirnakos]

RPG and adventure gamer here, so my all time classics are:



1. Shining Force II (Genesis / Mega Drive)



2. Final Fantasy VII, IX (Playstation)



3. Final Fantasy Tactics (Playstation)



4. Neverwinter Nights 1, 2 (PC)



5. The Witcher (PC)



6. Dragon Age Origins (PC)



7. The Longest Journey (PC)



8. Myst III, IV, V (PC)



9. Soul Reaver / Blood Omen series (Playstation & PC)



10. Rise of the Argonauts (PC)

[insochris]

i'm not going to order them numerically.



Fallout (the series)

Sam and Max Hit The Road

Unreal Tournament

Starcraft

Warcraft 3

TIE Fighter

Final Fight

Mass Effect

Goldeneye (N64)

Oregon Trail (dying of dysentery FTW)

[Gandalf-the-Fabulous]

Darth Wolfenbarg wrote...

9. Halo - Many people bash this game because they believe it's overrated, but as far as shooters go, I really believe this is the tops. I have yet to see a single game recreate enemy AI in a shooter as well as the original Halo. Even its two sequels couldn't do it. An action packed game with a simplistic story that never takes itself too seriously. I really love this game.

Say what you will about the Halo series, even I must admit I am not a huge fan, but a lot of the modern FPS games we see today owe quite a bit to the original Halo. Halo was a great game when it was first released for the original Xbox and I feel that many of todays gamers dont give it the credit it deserves.

Seagloom wrote...

Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines

Troika's best game, may they be remembered for more than Temple of Elemental evil and their horrid quality assurance. I picked up Bloodlines when it released not exactly sure of what to expect. I only knew it was a Troika game with RPG qualities, and that it took place in the World of Darkness; a P&P setting I had fleeting knowledge of at best. I was pleasantly surprised. No, floored is more accurate. Here was a game that epitomized the single player RPG experience for me, and it managed to do it without things I normally hope for such as party members and romances. Bloodlines was all about choice. Certain parts of the story were naturally linear, and it became extremely linear in its last act. But most of the game gave you incredible freedom in when to tackle quests and how. You could stealth through, talk your way out of it, use nifty vampire powers or bash and blast through anything in your path. Bloodlines made me *like* playing a vampire, and aside from a handful of Whedonverse characters, I *hate* all things vampire.

Bloodlines had so much replayability and just enough changes between some of the clans that it was worth replaying multiple times. Particularly the Malkavian clan; which had some of the funniest, silliest dialogue my eyes have ever been treated to in a game. If not for a slew of bugs and major focus on combat late in the game, this would have ranked higher on my list and may have been remembered as one of the best CRPGs ever made in the mainstream community. It was still more than good enough to make my list, however.

If you really enjoyed Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines then I highly recomend you try Deus Ex (the original not IW) if you havent already. Bloodlines was a good game but I couldnt help but feel like I was playing a poor mans Deus Ex, nearly everything that you loved about Bloodlines can be found in Deus Ex.

Of course the 2 games have completely different styles with Bloodlines being based around a secret society of Vampires in a modern setting with supernatural themes and Deus Ex is set in a dystopian future with a more of a MIB, FBI conspiracy theory sort of theme with a big focus on mechanical and nanotechnical human augmentations, so I guess it comes down to personal preference.

Heres a fun fact, Deus Ex was set in 2052 and in sections of the game where the New York skyline is visible in the background you will notice that the Twin Towers (also known as the World Trade Centre) are missing, this is a huge coincidence because the game was released a year before the 9/11 attacks. Did the Devs know that the Twin Towers would be destroyed, or was it one big coincidence? Either way it doesnt bode well for the Statue of Liberty.

Deus Ex was the first game in which I felt my actions really mattered with the consequences of your actions ready to bite you somewhere along the line, whether you walked into the ladies toilets in the UNATCO offices or if you jumped out the back window at your brothers apartment and left him to fend for himself when the Majestic 12 come knocking on his door you will feel the consequences of your actions. Deus Ex is my favorite game of all time and for good reason, if you really liked bloodlines then I highly suggest you pick up Deus Ex, you wont be dissapointed.

Lord Atlia wrote...

* Most importantly however was Jon Irenicus. Most Bioware villains (ME, DA:O) follow JRPGs in a sense that their motives are "OMG OMG I bring end of everything (Sephiroth, Kefka, that dude in Chrono Trigger/Cross, Reapers, Dark Spawn and so on)." Jon Irenicus was a narcissist completely consumed by hatred. When the person closest too him defied and outcast him only one thing mattered, vengeance. In a way BG II was so great because it was not the player's story, it was Jon Irenicus'. Best villain ever, at least imo.

I totally agree and this is one of the many reasons that Baldurs Gate 2 is in my top 2 (It is a damn close tie and could go either way but Deus Ex beat it by a hair for the No1 spot). So many of the villians I have seen these days are so one dementional and only want to destroy the world because they can. Jon Irenicus on the other hand, when we first start the game we know nothing about him other than the fact that he is a dangerous man and that for some reason he has taken an interest in you and your companion Imoen, but as you progress through the game and learn more about the character, his intentions and his motivations you cant help but feel a little bit sorry for him, sure the man is evil to the bone but you cant help but to feel a little bit of pity for the man.

I do have to wonder though if Bioware still has some of the writers that worked on Baldurs Gate 2. I have noticed that the quality of Bioware's stories and characters have dropped over the years, while they still do a good job of these things they are nowhere near the quality of what they were when they created Baldurs Gate 2.

I Valente I wrote...

8. Pokemon Red/Blue - I'm a bit ashamed to put this here but there is just something I love about Pokemon. Who says a great rpg has to have a compelling story? not me, pokemon is the proof.

Nothing to be ashamed about there, sure the Pokemon TV series was a bit dorky but the games were pretty solid. Nothing better than catching monsters, training them up then battling your friends, throw in the fact that there were 150 of the little buggers to collect and you had yourself one pretty good game. As the slogan says "Gotta Catch em All".


All in all some pretty good games lists, keep up the good work.

[Seagloom]

I missed out on Deus Ex, but I was aware of it. Back then I focused on consoles, as high end PCs were too costly. One of my friends bought a version of Deus Ex for PS2 and it seemed interesting enough. Strangely, I enjoyed Invisible War. Not that I thought it came anywhere near Bloodlines, but it was fun enough. It's one of the few bargain bin Xbox games I felt exceeded the pitiful asking price. I probably would enjoy Deus Ex as well. It's more complex gameplay wise. The downside is I already know how it ends and to be honest I kinda dislike J.C. Denton as a character. Not sure if I want to play him. Still, I may look into it if I ever clear most of my backlog of unplayed games. It's been on my radar's periphery for what seems an eternity.

[Gandalf-the-Fabulous]

Seagloom wrote...

I missed out on Deus Ex, but I was aware of it. Back then I focused on consoles, as high end PCs were too costly. One of my friends bought a version of Deus Ex for PS2 and it seemed interesting enough. Strangely, I enjoyed Invisible War. Not that I thought it came anywhere near Bloodlines, but it was fun enough. It's one of the few bargain bin Xbox games I felt exceeded the pitiful asking price. I probably would enjoy Deus Ex as well. It's more complex gameplay wise. The downside is I already know how it ends and to be honest I kinda dislike J.C. Denton as a character. Not sure if I want to play him. Still, I may look into it if I ever clear most of my backlog of unplayed games. It's been on my radar's periphery for what seems an eternity.

Hahaha damn the sub par sequel ruined the masterpiece for you, that is a real shame because the original Deus Ex was just so good. I still recommend you play it though, you would be missing out if you diddnt.

I cant remember much of IW but in the original J.C isnt the god like entity he was in IW (he becomes that way at the end of Deus Ex depending on the ending you choose). You still may not like J.C in the original much because he is pretty emotionless (I personally loved this about his character as it channeled the emotionless FBI style agent personality perfectly) but I for one love the character.

Also if you are going to play it I would reccomend you get it on PC rather that PS2 as a few scenes have been cut and the game had to be simplified to be able to play it on PS2.

[Seagloom]

Heh, I no longer own a PS2. Assuming I could find that version to begin with. I would definitely buy it on PC, if for no other reason than the keyboard controls and graphic mods.

Part of the problem is I know how Deus Ex ends. From what I read, Invisible War sort of takes all of the original game's endings and tweaks them enough to bring them into the sequel. It also kind of takes away from a feeling a choice when I know J.C canonically links with Helios instead of joining the Illuminati or some such. Still, I may pick it up eventually. Maybe.

And yes, I noticed that about J.C right away watching my friend play. This video springs to mind... Link

Modifié par Seagloom, 26 janvier 2010 - 02:16 .

[bzombo]

1. baldur's gate1
1. baldur's gate 2
3. dragon age
4. baseball stars
5. diablo 2
6. gauntlet
7. the madden franchise
8. pacman
9. dirt track racing 2
10 temple of elemental evil (too bad it was so buggy. the game was cool.)

[XianduSER]

I will list my number 1 after that it's no particual order because my number 1 is easy but after that not at all easy.]

1. Xenogears - still to this day the most engrossing and deep plot of any game/movie/book i have ever enjoyed.  Had a great cast of wonderful characters.  Also about mechs which i love as well.

Metal Gear Solid - i list the original because as much as i loved 3 and 4, it was this classic that put me in love in the first place.  Deep plot, lots of science, crazy characters/boss fights, what's not to love, not to mention probally the best character ever with Snake.

Zone of the Enders: 2nd Runner - loved the fast paced combat, the story was good, characters were alright, but the real star was the mechs and again the combat.

Final Fantasy VII - the first real rpg i played and still to this day it was awesome. Loved the cast, story, gameplay(materia ftw still!).  Gave us one of the true badass villians in Sephiroth

Mass Effect - love sci-fi, was epic in story, character development, and of course how fleshed out the lore was, was very well done. spent hours reading about the various tech and aliens.

Baldur's Gate II  -  like many others, great characters, great story, awesome character creation, and come on they had the kensai!

Suikoden II - man this was a hard choice over 3, but i loved both because of the story, depth, the interesting ways to find the 108 stars of destiny and the all the craziness that ensued

God of War - now normally i dont like action platformers but this game hooked me instantly with the combat, the awesomeness that is Kratos and the fact i am a sucker for most anything ancient myth related.

Dragon Age Origins - liked the character creation, great story, memorable cast, deep lore and decent combat.

Valkyrie Profile  - incredible combat, great story line, lots of deep characters and just lots of fun.

honorable mention because they are also so damned good
Silent Hill, Vagrant Story, Final Fantasy X, Parasite Eve, Ico/Shadow of the Colossus, Skies of Arcadia, Neverwinter Nights 2, Resident Evil 2, and lastly Dead Space.

[MOTpoetryION]

Zelda
Zelda
Zelda
Zelda
you can probably guess the rest , #1 game of all time always will be in my book .
I'm just a pushover for the thinking games

edit: forgot the give my accolades and thanks to the father of them all   ,  a standing  ovation for   " PONG"

and yes im that old lol

Modifié par MOTpoetryION, 27 janvier 2010 - 12:35 .

[rhetthom]

- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (Xbox)

- Dragon Age: Origins (Xbox 360)

- Mass Effect (Xbox 360)

- Fable/Fable2 (Xbox/Xbox 360)

- Spider-Man (2000) (Playstation)

- Star Wars: Battlefront/Battlefront 2

- Donkey Kong Country (Super Nintendo)

- Super Mario Bros. (Super Nintendo)

- Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy (Xbox)

- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 (Xbox)

[Lotion Soronarr]

IN NO SPECIFIC ORDER:



- Freespace 1&2

- Baldurs Gate 2

- Mass Effect

- Sword of the Stars (and expansions)

- Fallout 1&2

- KOTOR 1&2

- NWN 2

- Outcast (oldie, but the atmosphere...god, the atmosphere)

- Birth of the Federation

- Jagged Alliance 2

[Greve Y]

1. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

2. Planescape: Torment

3. Mass Effect

4. Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn

5. Command & Conquer Red Alert

6. World in Conflict

7. Gears of War 2

8. Dragon Age: Origins

9. Jade Empire

10. Rome: Total War



I will add Mass Effect 2 on that list when I get it...

[rayvioletta]

in no particular order



Mass Effect

Monkey Island

Morrowind

Warcraft 2/3 (can't decide which)

Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines

Skool Daze (from the old Commodore64/ZX Speccy days)

Dragon Age

Knights of the Old Republic

GTA3 or Vice City

Dungeon Keeper

[Andarthiel_Demigod]

Gandalf-the-Fabulous wrote...

If you really enjoyed Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines then I highly recomend you try Deus Ex (the original not IW) if you havent already. Bloodlines was a good game but I couldnt help but feel like I was playing a poor mans Deus Ex, nearly everything that you loved about Bloodlines can be found in Deus Ex.

Of course the 2 games have completely different styles with Bloodlines being based around a secret society of Vampires in a modern setting with supernatural themes and Deus Ex is set in a dystopian future with a more of a MIB, FBI conspiracy theory sort of theme with a big focus on mechanical and nanotechnical human augmentations, so I guess it comes down to personal preference.

They're completely different, I personally don't see a connection. A poor man's Deus Ex is probably not the right evaluation IMO. I had tons of fun with Bloodlines and took interest with it's WOD lore and awesome story whereas I was completely disappointed with Deus Ex afer hearing so much hype about it. The clunky and akward gameplay just killed my enjoyment to be honest(which is a pity because it set out such a great cyberpunk setting and story). Strangely enough I too enjoyed the sequel IW(which I can see so many DX fans constanly put down).

Modifié par Andarthiel_Demigod, 28 janvier 2010 - 02:05 .

[JRCHOharry]

I can only put it in a random order but these are my top ten (in no order, whatsoever)



Mass Effect

Star Wars Battlefront

Battle for Middle Earth

Dragon Age

Fallout 3

Tomb Raider

Fifa 2002 (yeah, 2002 ruled over all of the other ones)

LoTR: ROtK (game, PS2)

GTA: San Andreas

Delta Force 2