Some of you might hhave notice that I am a huge gamer within the community, and I love to share my point of views on games too. So I thought about putting in my favorite games. There are bound to be a lot that I played and liked, so that's why I entitled this to be as my top 20 favorites. So here goes nothing: 20. [IMG]http://i406.photobucket.com/albums/pp141/kingdomheights777/MischiefMakersU.jpg[/IMG] I have to admit. Even though its been over 10 years since I've played this game, I still count this as my favorite. I don't remember the story line at all, but I love just how fun it was. All you are is just some girl who fights and grabs things and shakes them. The graphics in this game are awesome, even around its time for the N64. Its colorful and edgy for its format of anime. Its also comical at the same time, which makes it worth while. The only downfall is that this wasn't a really popular game, nor did it gain too much interest to the average audience, for not even making a sequel to it. I really wish they did make a sequel, because it does deserve a sequel. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aIdqJci3Jo 19. [IMG]http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o264/lazarus305/PSP%20Covers/metalslugx.jpg[/IMG] Out of all of the Metal Slug games in the series, this has to be my favorite out of all of them. Yeah, I know all of them do the same thing, and they are all the same game. But for some reason, I just place this on top of all of them. Maybe I just like this one, because of the atmosphere in this game. I do like the ending of how its a parody of Independence Day. But heck, its still a fun game to play. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMnWJNvD3ok 18. [IMG]http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g293/tmcmahon85/Zombies_Ate_My_Neighbors_box.jpg[/IMG] This is one of those games that just doesn't have a story line to it. Of all of the games that Konami has made, this is a classic for me. All the game is is just a shoot 'em up game, where you are fighting against just monsters from old, classic horror movies, such as zombies, killer toys with hatchets, giant ants, werewolves, aliens, frankenstiens, vampires, blobs, chainsaw people, who are a bunch of Jasons from Friday the 13th, and creatures from the black lagoon. They are all here. The task to this game sounds simple, but very hard to do. There's 10 victims you have to save, and you beat a level. That's it. It may sound like its the same thing, over and over again throughout 40 levels, but its just a fun and challenging game at the same time. There is a sequel, but it just isn't worth playing though. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbLcGu5UdKc

Why not? Cool topic so far...

Mortal Kombat is a good one actually. I play that one a long time ago, but it's still good. I preferably liked Mortal Kombat 3 tho.

I dunno.. I generally preferred Genesis to SNES. I held my controller really weird, I'm told. Kind of an "overhanded" grip, so that my first three fingers sat over the three buttons (or six) of the controller, instead of using one's thumb for all the buttons. But I also liked Street Fighter 2 better than Mortal Kombat, and Genesis had the superior controller for it. You didn't have to decide whether to put your weak or strong attacks to the shoulder buttons, they were all right there together, just like the arcade machine. I'll have to see about finding some of these on ROMs. I hope Super Mario Party will be on the list. There just never were too many good 4 player games for ANY console. Super Smash Bros was decent, I guess.

[b]MattBob_SquarePants wrote:[/b] [quote] I hope Super Mario Party will be on the list. There just never were too many good 4 player games for ANY console. Super Smash Bros was decent, I guess.[/quote] Mario Party was a good one actually. Super Smash Bros was also good, but I like Super Smash Bros Melee. I like Super Smash Bros Brawl, but it isn't as good as the other two. I think they overdid it with items and the new Super Smash Attack. The idea for more characters in that one tho, awesome idea lol

Yeah, see, Super Smash Bros was slightly epic.

[b]MattBob_SquarePants wrote:[/b] [quote]I hope Super Mario Party will be on the list. There just never were too many good 4 player games for ANY console. Super Smash Bros was decent, I guess.[/quote] Sorry, I only put on the games that I have played. And that is not one of them.

13. [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i320/PurpleSqueegy/1395ebe7.jpg[/IMG] The legacy of this one game still lives on. This game just took the game that revolutionize online gaming and tripled the amount of awesomeness in it. It gave us the first ever duel-wielding guns and the freedom to kick people out of someone else vehicle. It even brought in a new era of online gaming, and it still holds up as one of the best. Some of you right now are just wondering why I put this on #13, but remember that these are my favorites. So it doesn't really matter to everyone else anyway. This game was known to be the best sequel for any game ever! But after this one, the whole series started to go downhill faster than a car without its breaks. 12. [IMG]http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u278/jeremiasbebi/Boxarts-covers/gamec024.jpg[/IMG] I truly love this game. Now, it is lost from my life. This is one game I will never get tired of, even though I can't find it anywhere. Soul Calibur 2 was the first game that actually used characters from other games and put each of them in different consoles. I had a Gamecube and I had the one with Link in it. And let me tell ya, its a whole lot of fun! 11. [IMG]http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii103/danyar76/hotd2.jpg[/IMG] This has got to be the holy grail of all arcade shooters. House of the Dead 2 was just a fun game of its own originality that SEGA has busted out. This was the very first game that I have ever played on the SEGA Dreamcast, before the system first came out. So I used the Japanese system to grab a hold of it before anyone could at the time. But back to the game. This game had its own arcade option, as well as its original mode and training mode. The story of the game is that the man named Goldman has turn almost all of the people in Rome into zombies and your objective is to stop him. That's it. Plain and simple as that. No more, no less. The bosses in this game are a lot of fun and can be challenging. The enemies in this one are also fun and challenging, and all of them have their own way of attacking you. Plus, there are also people who you got to save, and each one of them who are being chased by a zombie has its way of you trying to save them. So its not at all a repeatative game. Believe it or not, there was a re-release of the game on PC only in the UK, called The Typing of the Dead, which was more of a comical version of you killing the zombies, by typing on the computer. It even teaches you how to type on a keyboard too. I even learned how to type by playing this game. It was more of a comical version and its kind of goofy too. But its still a fun, but yet, an incredibly hard game at the same time. Here's a video to show you how the game is played like: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuxlPhks2UY

Halo 2, awesome, that's for sure. I also like Halo and Halo 3, multiplayer in all three are awesome. Soul Caliber 2, I have played it for the Gamecube and Xbox, they're both good, to bad I'll never have a match that will have Link against Spawn. I have learned how to use both of those characters along wit some of the original soul caliber characters.

I would have to say that Final Fantasy 7 was actually my favorite Final Fantasy game. I play the Japanese version of it 1st hand and well got the version of what I can best understand known as English lol. As for the original Sonic game, uhhh I would think the original Mario Brothers game would beat it. Just my opinion, although I would say that the original Sonic game was pretty good.