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Pulitzer Laureate  Posts: 977 Joined: 25 Feb 2008     | |
Infamous Scribbler  Posts: 501 Joined: 8 Jul 2008     | Goldeneye, SUper Smash Bros. and the number one game of all time Zelda: Orcarina of time |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 76 Joined: 26 Jul 2008  | N64- Perfect Dark PS1- Xenogears (really, nobody mentioned this one yet?) Dreamcast- |
Beat Writer  Posts: 220 Joined: 6 Aug 2008   | PSX - Final Fantasy IX, Medal of Honor, Dragon Warrior VII, Suikoden 1 and 2 |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 116 Joined: 15 Aug 2008 | Ocarina of Time is, and probably always will be, my favourite video game of all time. Perfect Dark follows at a close second. These two games are the reason my two favourite genres are still Action/Adventure (not RPG, no matter what people say) and FPS. |
Paperboy Posts: 11 Joined: 6 Jun 2008 | While there were obviously quite a few decent titles, I consider replayability a must when measuring the how well the quality of a game stands to the test of time, leading me to pick only games that I can pickup and start playing again. PSX: The only PSX game I keep handy for another round with a friend or by myself is Gundam Battle Assault 2, mostly because I'm a Gundam fan and this really is the only above average Gundam game in my opinion, plus it has all of my favorite series covered (NO GUNDAM SEED? HOOAH!). N64: Mario 64 is the only 3D platformer I can sit down and play, and when I get started I can keep playing and playing and playing... Legend of Zelda OoT takes a bit of effort to start playing again but really absorbs you once you get started, and the graphics and sound still present a convincing atmosphere. Star Fox 64 is perhaps my favorite shooter of all time, sporting smooth graphics, a good soundtrack, decent voice acting on the 64 no less (decent as in, "talking animals in spaceships"), and great levels/bosses. It was a very arcade like game, and I always find that to be a positive aspect. Dreamcast: The Dreamcast had a ridiculous number of great arcade titles, but since I can find many of these ported to other systems and in (the increasingly rare) arcades, I'll skip those. An underrated Star Wars game that needs some love is Star Wars Demolition. It sports a smooth frame rate, decent sound, levels that catch the Star Wars vibe, and features up to four players. I honestly enjoyed this game more than Twisted Metal, though it is short and easy, making it best to play with a friend or three. Phantasy Star Online. That's all I need to say. And the Favorite award goes to... I want to say Star Fox 64, but right when PSO came out on the Gamecube I jumped right on it and clocked hundreds and hundreds of hours in single player, multiplayer, and online game time (now only the former two). I can only hope for Blue Burst to be released on the Wii, but Sega seems to have dropped PSO for PSU now... |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 87 Joined: 20 Jul 2008 | Syrpo 2 for the PS1. It had fixed all the handling issues and unpleasant atmosphere of the first one and hadn't yet landed on the overly childish approach of Sypro 3. Saying that... I do love the first 3 Sypro games but the PS2 ones were a pile of wank in comparison. Another awesomne game for the PS1 is Rage Racer. Now that was shit hot. |
Press Junketeer  Posts: 367 Joined: 27 Jun 2008  |
Ha, there goes my statement. You logic has bested me. I take my hat off to you, good sir. |
Copy Clerk Posts: 83 Joined: 7 Aug 2008 | Super Smash Bros, we used to have SSB parties every weekend at my house. |
Copy Clerk Posts: 125 Joined: 29 Aug 2008 | PS1: -Tactics Ogre N64 |
Anonymous Source Posts: 5 Joined: 23 Apr 2008 | Would have to say either....nay both Parasite Eve games for the PS1. I've started playing those again and I'm hooked been trying for the coverted S ranking (oh yes the Gunblade will be mine). For the Nintendo 64, although I haven't played many games for the system, I would have to say Starfox 64. As for the Dreamcast would have to be either Sonic Adventure or Powerstone 2 I played both of those games to death. |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 113 Joined: 4 Dec 2007 | Perfect Dark |
Paperboy  Posts: 22 Joined: 20 Aug 2008  | Metal Gear Solid Mario 64 Ocarina of time. I loved and still love MGS, but I suppose for me Mario 64 has the most replay value. Saying that I did also love that wave race game (on 64), not exactly a classic but it was fun, and the water effects were beautiful |
Gone Gonzo  Posts: 6137 Joined: 30 Jan 2008     | Tie between Majoras Mask and Conkers Bad Fur Day. |
Paperboy  Posts: 18 Joined: 25 Jun 2008 | N64 - International Superstar Soccer, Blast Corps, Goldeneye, Rogue Squadron, Super Mario 64, Zelda OoT/MM |
Press Junketeer  Posts: 382 Joined: 21 Jun 2008 | I can't choose between the systems that represented that era, so I'll just go for one from each eh? PlayStation: Final Fantasy VIII Eventhough I believe the Dreamcast was part of last gen, I'll include it here for the sake of the thread. Dreamcast: Ikaruga |
Infamous Scribbler  Posts: 584 Joined: 10 Apr 2008 | jedi power battles |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 56 Joined: 17 Aug 2008 | i'm gonna add something new and say Legend Of Legaia for PS1 i loved the combat system in that game |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 65 Joined: 3 Sep 2008 | for me it had to be Toy Commander for the DC. Its suprisingly satisfying to use flying toys to blow up a giant evil teddy bear. |
Beat Writer  Posts: 143 Joined: 28 May 2008 | N64 - Killer Instinct Gold PS1 - Final Fantasy 7 & 9 Dreamcast - Sonic Adventure (Dont hate them games are good as hell) |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 105 Joined: 12 Mar 2008 | Goldeneye, The original Smash Brothers, and the Zeldas (OOT + MM), these were just incredible groundbreaking in their own ways back in the day. |
Gone Gonzo  Posts: 2082 Joined: 12 May 2008   | Metal Gear Solid. |
Infamous Scribbler  Posts: 525 Joined: 3 Sep 2008 |
Sega Saturn was it not? |
Infamous Scribbler  Posts: 548 Joined: 24 Oct 2007  | - LoZ: Ocarina of Time |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 112 Joined: 30 Jan 2008 | For the N64: Blast Corps Dreamcast: PS1: |
Beat Writer  Posts: 196 Joined: 19 Mar 2008 | Spyro the Dragon games bring back lots of fun memories. All three were great but I think the second one was the best (although a bit short). Also, Rayman was awesome (Rayman 2 was also quite good but not half as fun) and the Tomb Raider games were great even though I never knew what I was supposed to be doing and Lara always seemed to like jumping in completely opposite directions to where I wanted. |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 53 Joined: 4 Sep 2008 | Goldeneye and Body Harvest |
Beat Writer  Posts: 168 Joined: 22 May 2008 | SM64!! |
Paperboy  Posts: 35 Joined: 15 May 2008 | N64: PS1: |
Muckraker  Posts: 300 Joined: 17 Aug 2008 | ok for the PSX Crash bandicoot 2/3 and to be honest liked team racer better than mario kart. N64 Ocarina of time other titles that I cannot recall and I never played a dreamcast game in my life. |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 91 Joined: 30 Apr 2008 | n64: Zelda, all of em. Mario Kart 64. Duke Nukem 64. Uuuh...bugger i know there are more. Oh and wipeout. And Turok 2. |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 67 Joined: 17 Jun 2008   | PS: DC: |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 118 Joined: 4 Sep 2008  | One of my favourite games for the Dreamcast is one of my favourite games ever, Shenmue. Loved that game, wish they'd finally finish the story some time. Oh and then all the other classics of the older generations - Ocarina of time, Majoras mask, Perfect Dark, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Jet Force Gemini, Final Fantasy VII and VIII, Metal Gear Solid, and Skies of Arcadia. |
Paperboy  Posts: 19 Joined: 11 May 2008 | Ocarina of Time |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 86 Joined: 5 Feb 2008 | N64: Dreamcast: Never cared for Playstations. Crash Bandicoot was a fun game though. |
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Dreamcast is a 128bit console, it's from the PS2/Xbox/Gamecube Era.
The 360 was out well over a year before the Wii/PS3, by your argument it's last gen then?
The PS1 era Sega was the 32-bit Saturn, which I think is just a legend as I can't ever remember encountering an actual, factual Sega Saturn.