Your Top 5 Games of All Time...

[Abbey Marie]

We haven't been into game systems, but I did enjoy the Cameron Files PC games (Secret at Loch Ness, and Pharoah's Curse).

However, we did just buy an old Nintendo system, so my daughter can play the original Mario Kart. Yup, that's where we are in the gaming world.

[manu1959]

just finished "mass effect"....very good game

[manu1959]

I only played it for about 10, 15 minutes, but I was VERY impressed with this. I played it on the 360, is that what you're playing it on?

Also, how's Call of Duty 4? That's the one that's set in modern times, right?

call of duty 4 is good but short......

[dan]

call of duty 4 is good but short......

Any multiplayer?

[Noir]

5 Best,
Age of empires 2, Age of kings (PC)
Super Smash Bro's (GameCube)
Guitar hero 3 (PS3)
Theme Hospitail (PC)
Call of duty 2 (PC)

[manu1959]

Any multiplayer?

yes.....

[5stringJeff]

I finished Halo 3 a few days ago. Awesome!

[dan]

yes.....

Thanks a lot, only took ya three months!

[manu1959]

Thanks a lot, only took ya three months!

i am old.....

[DragonStryk72]

1. Civilization (any)
2. Quest for Glory Series
3. Secret of Mana
4. SimCity
5. Black & White

[The Reverend]

Single player

1 Elder Scrolls III Morrowind
2 Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion
3 Soul Caliber II
4 Worms Armegeddon
5 All Zelda games

Multi player (internet)
1 Rakion
2 Halo
3 Guild Wars
4 Team Fortress

[NightTrain]

Yeah, I know I just bumped a really old thread, but I've been out of town!

That's my story, and I'm stickin' to it.

1) Civilization II
2) World of Warcraft
3) Civilization IV
4) Starcraft
5) Zelda


I ranked Civ II tops because it is still a great game, and if you don't understand Blitzkrieg, you're done baby! Civ 4 is good, but there is unfair political changes that occur with unrealistic wars from AI that would never happen when you are light years ahead on technology and they don't have a prayer. The realistic equivalent of Kenya invading the USA - silly shit like that didn't happen like that in Civ II, but occurs in Civ 4. The result was the AI sacrificed one nation to bog you down so the others gained the advantage.

Still, I really love the bluster of the politics and above all the all-important strategy of the blitzkreig. When it's time to go to war, you go all-out and get the job done fast. If you don't, there's domestic problems, of course, but moreso on the front lines - take that city NOW, soldier! Screw around and wait for backup and you can lose the advantage quickly. Sometimes you just had to go up against bad odds and hope for the best and a whole campaign hinged on you taking a key city.

WoW took up a great deal of time on my part. I met some great people and retain many friendships from that experience, but ultimately I pulled the plug on that game because it was SO DAMN ADDICTING! I co-led the largest guild on the server, managing 40 people all doing specific jobs on a boss fight with 30 other people standing outside waiting for a chance to get in on the fight and if one person screwed up, everyone died. It was rewarding, challenging and fun. I had 3 characters that I could have sold for easily $2500, but they're sitting there now idle. I just don't have time for it anymore, and since I quit I understand that WoW is experiencing a mass exodus. Blizzard made hundreds of millions on that game.

Starcraft was good, it was very challenging.

Zelda fired up my imagination as a youngster and was a ton of fun, therefore takes up the 5th spot in my list.

[YamiB.]

-Guilty Gear X2
-Final Fantasy VIII
-Lunar II
-Warcraft III
-Disgaea

I'd say those would have to be my top five, not really in any paticular order. Only one I'm not sure about is if I might want to change the RTS spot of Warcraft III to Rise of Nations: Thrones and Patriots.