Eliam_Dar said:
I see no Deus Ex, Half Life, Rome Total War, therefore it is an invalid poll for me
jman5411 said:
haha nintendo fanboy much?
how bout taking off the overrated crap and put some real games on there.
system shock 2.
/thread
/stupidity
Alucard 11189 said:
Psychonauts, in my opinion, is a much better game than all the ones in that poll.
zala-taichou said:
Well, none of those, where is Shadow of the Colossus?
asinann said:
Without an option for "other" this is nothing more than you justifying you calling some game the "Greatest of all time."
ma55ter_fett said:
The hobbit, and there doesn't seem to be an option for that
also no next gen titles?
CrazyHaircut94 said:
Final Fantasy VII for me. But this poll and thread is arbitrary.
chewbacca1010 said:
No Deus Ex? No Toejam & Earl? No Fallout? No Perfect Dark? No StarCraft? No Monkey Island? No Portal? No Dungeon Keeper? No Thief? No Grand Theft Auto III? No Half-Life? No Faxanadu?
Abstain.
Heraklitus said:
Teiraa said:
I dont see Legend of the dragoon, also you should have picked a certain genre of game
Zombie Badger said:
Doom? Mario 64? TETRIS? And where's Planescape Torment?
Please actually read my post, maybe even visit the link I provided, and then reconsider voting. I'm not necessarily looking for the best game of all time, we all have our own opinions. I'm just looking for what we as a community think of the industry standard 'best game ever'. This isn't a list necessarily created by gamers, it's created by vocal members of the industry and various 'call in' type polls.
Here's a quote from the site I linked to that none of you bothered looking at:
"These lists inevitably represent a whole host of different agendas, outlooks, and opinions on what constitutes a "great" video game. Some placed a great emphasis on recognizing games that were historically "relevant" or "innovative" while others simply celebrated games that were fun to play.
The fact that PC games have such a high total overall is largely an indication that there is not much consensus over which PC games are best. Despite their groundbreaking work in many genres, in the end it seems that PC games have been unable to really capture the public's imagination in the same way console games have.
If we are to name a "golden era" of gaming, it appears to be the mid-to-late 90's. The early arcade / PC era of the 80's has apparently been largely forgotten, and few post-1999 games appear to have left much of an impact. Nintendo Power's 1997 list, though now almost ten years old, thus stands up well today, as the classics it recognized still remain amongst the most contemporarily popular."