Not in any sort of order because I don't feel like staring at the computer scene forever.
1. Mega Man 2- Everything about that game was just awesome to me growing up, and it's still fun to play. The bosses were challenging enough to where you didn't want to quit and never felt like they were unfair.
2. Super Mario Bros. 3- It's practically my favorite Mario game of all time.
3. Diablo II- I've played that game more times than I'd care to admit, but it never got old for me. How I managed to get really good grades in high school is beyond me because of how many hours I put into that game, and how many characters I've created for new builds.
4. Pokemon Blue/Red- I have no idea what the deal with that game is, but it's just so damn addicting.
5. Pokemon Silver/Gold/Crystal- I really enjoyed the new Pokemon in that game, and I liked the towns there.
6. Silent Hill 3- It's my favorite game out of the series and the music is amazing. It was the only time I've ever played a game where I was the same age and gender as the protagonist, so that was a plus for me. I've gone on and on about that game numerous times, so I will spare you all the details.
7. Assassin's Creed II- I'm a sucker for the Renaissance era, so a game taking place there where I can read about the people, places, and events there was a no brainer for me. Again, the music is one of my favorite things about that game.
8. God of War: Chains of Olympus- It's a great little game for the PSP where the combat didn't suffer at all, in my opinion. The fighting was still great and I never felt like I was getting killed by cheap shots. Also, getting a costume for Kratos to be the Spud of War just made me laugh.
9. Borderlands- That game really got my loot whoring itch going. Diablo with guns? Yes please. Lilith was fun to play as, and is so OP it's stupidly, ridiculously fun.
[sub][sub]I haven't finished the second one yet, but I have a feeling that it will replace that. Maybe when I stop being lazy I will get back to it. >.>[/sub][/sub]
10. Space Channel 5- It's weird, quirky and I loved it to pieces. How can you not love a game about a space reporter that grooves?
1. Mega Man 2- Everything about that game was just awesome to me growing up, and it's still fun to play. The bosses were challenging enough to where you didn't want to quit and never felt like they were unfair.
2. Super Mario Bros. 3- It's practically my favorite Mario game of all time.
3. Diablo II- I've played that game more times than I'd care to admit, but it never got old for me. How I managed to get really good grades in high school is beyond me because of how many hours I put into that game, and how many characters I've created for new builds.
4. Pokemon Blue/Red- I have no idea what the deal with that game is, but it's just so damn addicting.
5. Pokemon Silver/Gold/Crystal- I really enjoyed the new Pokemon in that game, and I liked the towns there.
6. Silent Hill 3- It's my favorite game out of the series and the music is amazing. It was the only time I've ever played a game where I was the same age and gender as the protagonist, so that was a plus for me. I've gone on and on about that game numerous times, so I will spare you all the details.
7. Assassin's Creed II- I'm a sucker for the Renaissance era, so a game taking place there where I can read about the people, places, and events there was a no brainer for me. Again, the music is one of my favorite things about that game.
8. God of War: Chains of Olympus- It's a great little game for the PSP where the combat didn't suffer at all, in my opinion. The fighting was still great and I never felt like I was getting killed by cheap shots. Also, getting a costume for Kratos to be the Spud of War just made me laugh.
9. Borderlands- That game really got my loot whoring itch going. Diablo with guns? Yes please. Lilith was fun to play as, and is so OP it's stupidly, ridiculously fun.
[sub][sub]I haven't finished the second one yet, but I have a feeling that it will replace that. Maybe when I stop being lazy I will get back to it. >.>[/sub][/sub]
10. Space Channel 5- It's weird, quirky and I loved it to pieces. How can you not love a game about a space reporter that grooves?