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1. Final Fantasy VI (GBA Version) - I consider it the best turn-based RPG ever made. The world, story, and characters are some of the best developed in general. The GBA version gets props for having a better translation than the older ones, and having extra things to do.
2. Persona 4 Golden (Vita) - I love Persona 4... All of it... I probably replayed this game six times, plugging in over 400 hours total between the Vita version and PS2 version. Golden gets props for being the more definitive version.
3. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (PS2) - I consider this the best MGS game. The game mechanics were well refined, and the story with Big Boss and The Boss was great.
4. Portal (Multi) - GLaDOS.
5. Super Mario 64 (N64) - The quintessential platformer.
6. Final Fantasy IX (PS) - Between VI and IX, you can't go wrong. Just like VI, it has fantastic characters and a fantastic story. A well done game that isn't as overly complicated as some other games in the series.
7. Metal Gear Solid (PS1) - If it wasn't for the archaic gameplay which didn't age real well, I would have put it higher than MGS3.
8. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Genesis) - The first video game I ever played. Still think it is the best Sonic game to this day.
9. Day of the Tentacle (PC) - The most hilarious point and click adventure game Tim Schafer ever made. Purple Tentacle!
10. Folklore (PS3) - This game is tops of my most underrated games. The gameplay is not only fun, a mix of Pokemon and Zelda, but the mystery story involved was pretty engrossing. I thoroughly enjoyed this game and loved the lore presented. It was my first PS3 game, and it didn't disappoint.
1. Final Fantasy VI (GBA Version) - I consider it the best turn-based RPG ever made. The world, story, and characters are some of the best developed in general. The GBA version gets props for having a better translation than the older ones, and having extra things to do.
2. Persona 4 Golden (Vita) - I love Persona 4... All of it... I probably replayed this game six times, plugging in over 400 hours total between the Vita version and PS2 version. Golden gets props for being the more definitive version.
3. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (PS2) - I consider this the best MGS game. The game mechanics were well refined, and the story with Big Boss and The Boss was great.
4. Portal (Multi) - GLaDOS.
5. Super Mario 64 (N64) - The quintessential platformer.
6. Final Fantasy IX (PS) - Between VI and IX, you can't go wrong. Just like VI, it has fantastic characters and a fantastic story. A well done game that isn't as overly complicated as some other games in the series.
7. Metal Gear Solid (PS1) - If it wasn't for the archaic gameplay which didn't age real well, I would have put it higher than MGS3.
8. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Genesis) - The first video game I ever played. Still think it is the best Sonic game to this day.
9. Day of the Tentacle (PC) - The most hilarious point and click adventure game Tim Schafer ever made. Purple Tentacle!
10. Folklore (PS3) - This game is tops of my most underrated games. The gameplay is not only fun, a mix of Pokemon and Zelda, but the mystery story involved was pretty engrossing. I thoroughly enjoyed this game and loved the lore presented. It was my first PS3 game, and it didn't disappoint.