Smackdown 2: Know your Role. This the game I probably spent most time playing. Seriously I lost years just playing royal rumbles with my friends.
Wow! Finally someone recognized Viewtiful Joe. That game was fucking awesome, no question!UncleUlty said:2000:Majora's Mask
2001: Super Smash Bros Melee
2002:Kingdom Hearts
2003:Viewtiful Joe
2004:Tales of Symphonia
2005Resident Evil 4
2006Kingdom Hearts 2( Oblivion is right behind it)
2007FF6 advanced
2008ersona 3 FES(stole Vesperia's spot)
2009:SMTevil Survivor
I'm gonna give it to Persona 3 FES for it's humongous amount of old and new content, a great cast and story, and fun game play.
Wrong decade unless I'm mistaken.DalekJaas said:Pokemon Gold and Silver anyone
The only flaw that was true was the ending NARRORATION. But seeing as the game can give the players beyond 50 hours of shit to do, it's redeeming qualities were many. Also, what numerous bugs? Did YOU ever play the Fallout games? Unfinished quests, game breaking bugs? And yes Fallout 1-2 were so awesome, that is why the company who made it went on to release their version past 70% completion and are worth in the Hundreds of millions right now.... oh wait.. my bad... they are pretty much Bankrupt and are Bethesda's legally bought out *****...RAKtheUndead said:You've never played the original Fallout games, have you? Bethesda seems only to have improved the things which weren't integral to the original design, and to have largely ignored most of the things that were. It never feels like there's any choice beyond "saint candidate", "malefic demon" or "apathetic loser". The middle ground of the karma system is terrible and the whole karma system itself is utterly borked. There's no gameworld-spanning choices apart from Megaton, and even that pales in comparison with Gecko in Fallout 2 or Junktown in the original.WhiteTiger225 said:The only game that truly Deserves game of the Decade... Fallout 3. Fallout 3 was what Oblivion should have been. Fine tuned, immersive, atmospheric, and FUN.
The combat system is more exciting, but that seems to ignore the fact that you could make your way through both games without ever firing a shot, and you could finish the first without ever engaging in violence. The whole thing's full of bugs, and the ending is utterly atrocious. It has plenty of redeeming characteristics, but a game with that many flaws shouldn't be considered for Game of the Decade.
From the past decade, I think I can settle on San Andreas. That might be my favorite of all time. Fallout 3 comes close.Mr.Tea said:GTA: Vice City? San Andreas?
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Screw this, too many to name ONE top game.
Released in North America October 14, 2000 and Europe April 6, 2001. I say it counts.TelHybrid said:Wrong decade unless I'm mistaken.DalekJaas said:Pokemon Gold and Silver anyone
Really? OK my bad. I thought it was 1999... whoops.SimuLord said:Released in North America October 14, 2000 and Europe April 6, 2001. I say it counts.TelHybrid said:Wrong decade unless I'm mistaken.DalekJaas said:Pokemon Gold and Silver anyone
It came out in Japan in 1999.TelHybrid said:Really? OK my bad. I thought it was 1999... whoops.SimuLord said:Released in North America October 14, 2000 and Europe April 6, 2001. I say it counts.TelHybrid said:Wrong decade unless I'm mistaken.DalekJaas said:Pokemon Gold and Silver anyone