Conquer Club

Grand theft Auto: San Andreas - Set in 92'. When i first got it it blew my breath away to think how big the map is and after i had played it for a year i was still finding out secrets for the game and can surpass even games being released presently, I could even go as far as to say it is still competition for saints row 2, the only drawback to the game is that there is no proper online features.

I thought i'd give fallout 3 a mention here because i'm currently loving the size of the map and quests you can do on it, i've been playing it for days ad i've only discovered a fraction of the map, although i think with fallout 3 online would spoil it but there would a way to make it fun.

brooksieb wrote:Grand theft Auto: San Andreas - Set in 92'. When i first got it it blew my breath away to think how big the map is and after i had played it for a year i was still finding out secrets for the game and can surpass even games being released presently, I could even go as far as to say it is still competition for saints row 2, the only drawback to the game is that there is no proper online features.

I thought i'd give fallout 3 a mention here because i'm currently loving the size of the map and quests you can do on it, i've been playing it for days ad i've only discovered a fraction of the map, although i think with fallout 3 online would spoil it but there would a way to make it fun.

Tried Fallout 3, just not my kind of game (way too big for my taste, and to long as well). The Total War games now, those have yet to disappoint me. Just the fact alone that you can see thousands of troops on the map, let alone commanding them, is just awesome. Though a newer series would be Mass Effect. I normally stay clear of RPGs, but this one is actually awesome, with at least one more in the series on the way. Saints Row 2, though a bit repetitive (except for the boss levels), is quite good as well.

Civilizations 1-3-PC game

MAdden series-football

MAriokarts-family fun

Heroes of Might & Magic III is my favorite.

Turn-based games rule.

Kid Icarus

Pong

Legend of Dragoon - PS1

I was blown away by Super Mario Galaxy. Then you've got classics like Ocarina, Paper Mario, and Mario 64. And don't forget Tetris and Super Mario Bros.

Nintendo fan here, can you tell?

Sonic, the original. Way back when, just started high school, kicking ass on my mega drive.

Tenchu 2, FF8, Double Dragon, Golden Axe, there are others..

By today's standards some of them might be considered crappy, but when I played them, at that time, they were the most awesome. Most greatest of games.

Kotaro wrote:Legend of Dragoon - PS1

Gust of Wind Dance ftw If you pulled that shit off you were freaking 1337 man.

Total war series (especially medieval II) for strategy-There is no set of games I can think of that have been better mastered in their production.

For shooters, Halo and the Call of Duty series have to take it, suprised no-one has mentioned them yet.

Oh yes, just started playing fable-I think that has to be up there as well.

Oh and Contra, that was like halo back then,

and ridge racer 4 and the streetfighters (even those 3D ones).

Super Mario Bros. 3 for me. You can't do 2D Platforming much better than they did with that one (although Megaman 2 will always have a place in my heart), and the upgrade from the first 2 is enormous.

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kh2

my two favorite games. hands down.

i was still a kid back in the 90s, so i never played too much ps1. however, it seems ff7 seems to be one of the best from back then...

Aradhus wrote:Sonic, the original. Way back when, just started high school, kicking ass on my mega drive.

I loved the second sonic. I was in grade 1 or 2 at the time... Good stuff.

Best game ever? Portal, I completely fell in love with it.

DarthBlood wrote:ff x-2
kh2

my two favorite games. hands down.

i was still a kid back in the 90s, so i never played too much ps1. however, it seems ff7 seems to be one of the best from back then...

FFVII was incredible. It's definitely another candidate.

Fallout 3 and most shooter games like the Halos and Call of Duty

Fallout 3's pretty good, had some issues, but pretty good... Halo's? f*ck no. Definitely not the best, there's way better games out there. I mean, they're good, but not the best.

I second Civilization. For rpg's, Final Fantasy 7 (minus the fan boys) and Xenogears.

All I got to say is.....

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hecter wrote:Fallout 3's pretty good, had some issues, but pretty good... Halo's? f*ck no. Definitely not the best, there's way better games out there. I mean, they're good, but not the best.

What I meant was they were great games not the best

starcraft anyone? I don't think I could play another 10 year old game as often as that one.

Tough question. The only game that stands out for me is Worms Armageddon on the PS1.

Pure, mindless, explosive fun. What a game should be about.

tp8806 wrote:starcraft anyone? I don't think I could play another 10 year old game as often as that one.

Wouldn't call it the best but it is a great game

prismsaber wrote:For rpg's, Final Fantasy 7 (minus the fan boys) and Xenogears.

A man after my own heart.