Your five favorite games of all time?

[Kumubou]

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princess maker 2

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Deus Ex

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Top 5, in the order I think of them (in a completely non-scientific and non-critical manner):

Deus Ex
Tetris
Doom
Street Fighter 2
Alpha Centuari (yes I played more of this than Civ II, bite me)

Although if you actually went back to play them today, you would be better off using an updated revision (like many of the new open-source Doom revisions, Tetris the Grandmaster (2-Ace), one of the later SF2 revisions (Hyper Fighting, Super Turbo), etc.)

[SirArthur]

Just read all of these, disappointed to see that my favorite game of all time wasn't on anyones list.

And sadly, no one mentioned Dragon Force, not many Saturn owners out there, that's probably why.

1. Ghouls' N Ghosts (Arcade or Genesis) Total Perfection

2. StarCraft BW (online RTS perfection)

3. Street Fighter II (Turbo, SNES version, or arcade)

4. Dragon Force (Sega Saturn) Best Strat/RPG ever(and I love Shining Force games, atleast the Genesis and Saturn one.

5. Baseball Stars (NES) 18 years later, still the best BB game ever made.

[LocustHorde]

1. Half-Life 1 and 2
2. Gears of War
3. Halo
4. Delta Force: Black Hawk Down
5. Madden Series

[SuperPokerJedi]

Good to see so many computer geeks out there!


Warcraft 2

The Simpsons (Arcade)

MarioKart 64

Tekken 3

Bubble Bobble

[PanchoVilla]

1. Ultima Online - (pre-trammel) Hanging out at the logs North of Trinsic, huge wars NE of Brit bank, house lootings, fights at the orc fort, nothing in any game got the adrenaline up as much as seeing a RED name pop up on your screen in the early days of UO. The wide open free do whatever environment has still never been duplicated. (except maybe for SB, but the unstable servers and hackers and lag during massive battles ruined that game)

2. Civilization - many hours lost to this game in college. One of the first games where you sat down to play and then when you looked at the clock it was 6 hours later.

3. Dune - the RTS one. This for me started the whole RTS genre. "Sardaukar approaching"

4. Deus Ex/System Shock2 - both these games were great FPS adventure games. SS2 was more of a scary type game, Deus Ex had a great storyline and a great world. I mean you start the game assaulting the dudes who took over the statue of liberty. I need to re-install this and play it again.

5. 7 cities of gold - C64 baby. One of the first games I really played a lot. "You have discovered an area of great lakes"

6. Final Fantasy 1 - I played this thing one summer on HS. This was one of the best RPG's ever at that time that I had played. Replayed it a year or so ago when I bought it for the GB Advance.

7. Tetris - not much to say really. Soooooo addicting.

Honorable Mention. Nearly all of the SSI/DND games, Doom2, Monkey Island, Lemmings, Tie Fighter. I know I am forgetting stuff here.

[RyanUSF]

1. Earthbound
2. Secret of Mana
3. Metal Gear Solid
4. Super Mario RPG
5. Zelda: Ocarina of Time

[kevinhav11]

Brood War ftw
gogo SC2! yeah if you havnt heard yet they are making Starcraft 2 www.blizzard.com

[nickey009]

I'm surprised I haven't seen more love for Resident Evil 4. Here is my list.

5. Super Mario World
4. Final Fantasy VII
3. Street Fighter 2
2. Resident Evil 4
1. Starcraft

[Deez.Nuutz]

Random order

-Tetris (Gameboy): i still play this
-Zelda III (SNES): My first love
-Wolfenstein (PC): Nothing more fun than some nazi shooting.
-ISS Pro 3 (PS2): I liked this one best.
-Raiden (Arcade): Costed me so much because i was terrible at it.

[lgkeeper]

5. Out of the Park baseball
4. Madden '05
3. Rainbow Six Vegas
2. Tecmo Super Bowl
1. NHL 97

Whoever said "Dusty Diamond's Softball" on the first few pages was spot on. I loved that game.