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Flaming sambuka IDLE GUNS	Posted - 2006.07.18 18:55:00 - [1] IMO 1) Counter strike: condition zero 2) eve-online 3) Final fantasy 7 4) Command & conquer: red alert 5) half life 1 I know how you would like to burn me at the stake for this small list, Who agrees with me and who doesnt and why?
HippoKing Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.18 18:57:00 - [2] CS:CZ has no right to be on there IMO. I'm going to have to give Deus Ex the top spot, personally. Will think of others later.
Dark Shikari Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.18 19:07:00 - [3] Edited by: Dark Shikari on 18/07/2006 19:07:19 WARNING: These lists were pulled off my head in a matter of seconds, and may be completely lacking in certain important aspects. Singleplayer (no order): Half Life Star Control II FF7 Alpha Centauri Homeworld Multiplayer (no order): EVE Online UT2004 Earth and Beyond Shattered Galaxy (gah I love this game so much, despite its massive flaws...) Homeworld --Proud member of the [23]-- -WTS Heavy Electron II, 100mn AB II, Medium Warp Bubbles-
Mithikil Ariandir Gallente	Posted - 2006.07.18 19:23:00 - [4] My top 5: (Not in order) 1. Eve Online 2. Paper Boy for NES 3. O-Game (We can use browser games right?) 4. Counterstrike BEFORE all the cheaters 5. The original Contra for the NES (I played that game so much when i was little my mom banned me from ever playing it again ) --- Nightghosts Inc
Etumretniw Minmatar	Posted - 2006.07.18 19:32:00 - [5] In no particular order: Eve Starcraft Zelda: A link to the past (SNES) Mario kart (the first one, to SNES) Warcraft 3 Masuat'aa Matari website Ushra'Khan Recruitment thread
Henrik Yssuts Minmatar	Posted - 2006.07.18 19:42:00 - [6] in no specific order: Resident Evil: 4 (gc version) Metal Gear Solid EVE: Online Super Metroid Tie: Final Fantasy V/VII/Chrono Trigger (they were all made by square, and all rpgs, so they can tie ) Designer Baby. Use in sentence "You have a very nice designer baby sir, but mine is immune to cancer." I know a guy who bought a used car once. Two years later, BAM! Herpes.
Datsun Achura	Posted - 2006.07.18 19:50:00 - [7] 1) Eve-Online 2) Half-Life 1 3) Max Payne 4) Road Rash on the Sega Genesis/Megadrive (Pleeeeeaaase make a new version for the PC!) 5) Civilisation II
Akira Ryuu	Posted - 2006.07.18 19:53:00 - [8] 1. Diablo 1 2. Age of Empire 1 3. Eve 4. Warcraft 3 5. Starcraft keep in mind that Im a nostalgic person, and NO games will be better than Diablo 1 and Age of Empire 1! hahaha those games are superb full of memories and stuff
Kurren Farscape Mining	Posted - 2006.07.18 20:14:00 - [9] 1) Contra (I still have npt beaten that game) 2) Eve Online 3) Onimusha (the first one) 4) Metal Gear Solid 2 5) Super Mario Kart --- --- --- --- SobaKai.com
Wired An Eye For An Eye	Posted - 2006.07.18 20:18:00 - [10] It's kinda hard to pick the 5 top games ever...ever...ever especially when the monkey island series would fill that up, and if anyone disagrees then all i have to say is "Soon my hankerchief will mop up your blood", anyways back to my contenders for top games Deus Ex - Gotta agree with Hippo on this, sequel would be a contender for biggest let downs. Monkey Island Series - HAHAHAHA brilliant, nuff said Sam & Max - HAHAHAHA funny and crazy, nuff said EVE:Online - been here 3 years, still going, it's doing something right Syndicate - Amazing game, arm flamer, walk into crowd and burn them all, or persuade 1 billion people then self-destruct killing them all HAHAHA I think it comesdown to the companies more than anything else, early LucasArts point+click are still the most enjoyable games you can find. Bullfrog again made some very nice games (Populous and Theme Park), that have inspired a lot of the current crop. Tis just a shame that a lot of these had sequels that didn't quite live up to the early versions. Deus Ex: Invisible War, became victim to making a console game then porting it to PC Monkey 1&2 are the pick of the bunch, the other were a bit of a let down in comparison but are still very good and enjoyable games. Sam&Max - damn you for cancelling the sequel (i think they knew it would be crap so didnt bother) I know some people will come out with the common ones, so hopefully my choices for 5 of the top games will cause people to have a bit of a nostalgic think before posting HL2, UT2007, Quake4, F.E.A.R, Oblivion. I have no problem with these but i'd like to see soem older games appear. It' best i shut =up now coz i love games and i could quite happily fill quite a few pages with me talking bout my fave games. If you would like to see/hear me talk about my gaming habits in a well constructed program, see if you can persuade the devs to give me my own show on EVE TV ============================================= My sig got edited, and all i got was a lousy e-mail
Galk Gallente	Posted - 2006.07.18 20:20:00 - [11] Quake 2 Grandprix legends Team fortress Daytona Any football manager game in the last 10 years with the champ/football man badge. Special mention to frontier. Top of the head.. iv'e loved far more ______ Long ago one gorgeous night, we let the stars grow free. We let Zhuge do that once, he came back carrying a traffic cone, a forsale sign and three empty bottles of dutch lager. He also lost his Zimmer Frame... - Imaran
Kaeten Hybrid Syndicate	Posted - 2006.07.18 20:33:00 - [12] Deus Ex Half-Life Dark Forces 2: Jedi Knight (best star wars game ever imo) Rainbow 6: Rouge Spear Quake 2 In that order (i know I've forgotten a game somehwere ) High-Sec Piracy Recruitment
Border201 Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.18 21:00:00 - [13] Originally by: Dark Shikari Edited by: Dark Shikari on 18/07/2006 19:07:19 WARNING: These lists were pulled off my head in a matter of seconds, and may be completely lacking in certain important aspects. Singleplayer (no order): Half Life Star Control II FF7 Alpha Centauri Homeworld Multiplayer (no order): EVE Online UT2004 Earth and Beyond Shattered Galaxy (gah I love this game so much, despite its massive flaws...) Homeworld That game rules!!!! ofc the comp is a total god on anything higher then diffculty lvl 4: turn 8 and I'm being attacked by guys with singularty(SP?) weapons... Originally by: Tuxford once tried to kick my brother when I had my pants around my ankle. Probably not my brightest moments.
Luc Boye Evolution Band of Brothers	Posted - 2006.07.18 21:04:00 - [14] any game list without stracraft on it is invalid imo
FooB2 Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.18 21:29:00 - [15] 1. Soggy Biscuit 2. The Chinese Macro Mining Sim 2006 v2.0 3. Elite 4. Full Throttle 5. Hide and Seek www.EVE-Gamers.co.uk - YOUR community for EVE Gaming
wierchas noobhunter Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.18 21:53:00 - [16] Edited by: wierchas noobhunter on 18/07/2006 21:54:13 this gona be mine 1) gothic - tbh best game ever, i played it like million times 2) morrowind - well great game 3) quake 4 - i so <3 that game 4) eve 5) half-life 1 6) half-life 2 7) x3 - first part edit: 8) nexus :P well i think this is mine top games list join col ! now

BH Runner	Posted - 2006.07.18 21:57:00 - [17] Originally by: Wired Deus Ex - Gotta agree with Hippo on this, sequel would be a contender for biggest let downs. Monkey Island Series - HAHAHAHA brilliant, nuff said Sam & Max - HAHAHAHA funny and crazy, nuff said EVE:Online - been here 3 years, still going, it's doing something right Syndicate - Amazing game, arm flamer, walk into crowd and burn them all, or persuade 1 billion people then self-destruct killing them all HAHAHA Syndicate, this was the first game I played that when I started I didn't stop, until late that night, some 18 hours later I was facing attempting the atlantic accelerator mission and wondered why it was dark and why I was close to passing out, and then realised it was dehydration and lack of food. Street Fighter 2 arcade machine, this just kicked ass, the amounts of people who found friends and nemesis amongst those they had never met before, in an arcade was very high. Deus Ex was a fantastic game, I couldn't stop playing it, the story the entire concept, I thought it was amazing. I still hope for further development of that line. Probably still my all time favourite. Half-Life and the mods its spawned, including counterstrike, if anythign stole years of my life it was counterstrike back when it was in beta development and early versions. Eve-Online, has safely stolen the rest of my life thus far. [Bug Report Here] - [Contact Us]

Ithuriel Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.18 21:58:00 - [18] A few off the top of my head. FF3 (the States version, think it was FF5 in Japan) was the game that really got me into rpg's. Was a massive game for its time. FF7 ruled, I also enjoyed FF8. FF8 was by no means amazing, and really didn't introduce anything new, but graphics were good, cutscenes looked great, kept me entertained. Shining Force for Genesis-I still pull this out sometimes and play it. The battlefield system actually encouraged you to think strategically. The job promotion system was cool too. Kain was a great villian, and seeing a game where the hero actually died in the end was pretty surprising. I could go on, list other stuff I enjoyed like Mortal Kombat, Metroid, Tekken, Syphon Filter, KotOR, etc., but the ones I listed above are some of the ones that I really loved and influenced my taste in games to come.
HippoKing Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.18 21:59:00 - [19] Originally by: FooB2 1. Soggy Biscuit Originally by: FooB2 2. The Chinese Macro Mining Sim 2006 v2.0 I'm 10th on the (general) highscores I think, and third on the Russians
Sarmaul 0utbreak	Posted - 2006.07.18 22:06:00 - [20] Panzer Dragoon Saga Black Isle and Bioware's DND: Forgotten Realms games. Quake, as it got me into FPSes, PC games and modding System Shock 2 Rome Total War TEAM MINMATAR FORUMS - In Rust We Trust -
Kata Dakini	Posted - 2006.07.18 22:07:00 - [21] Hitchhikers guide text game Monty Python and the Holy Grail PC game FF2 (the Japanese release) Dragon Warrior (NES) Street Fighter series (up until it started getting all lame with the turbo crap) Metal Gear (except those damned codes!!! ARGGG!) ___ "And I don't feel any more guilty about liking baseball more than soccer than I do about not using the metric system or speaking Italian or owning an ABBA album." -Jim Caple
HippoKing Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.18 22:13:00 - [22] Originally by: Sarmaul System Shock 2 Just played this one over, and it really is awesome. Has stood the test of time well, except having problems running on XP ofcourse Also, reminded me just how much Deus Ex took from it.
ParMizaN Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition	Posted - 2006.07.18 22:31:00 - [23] eve FF7 Zelda: ocarina of time Baldur's gate Elite tempted also with one of the original settlers games for the Amiga :D sig edited for lack of pink really PINK -eris
Tao Han Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.18 22:42:00 - [24] No particular order: Total Annihilation (No lame ass soapopera in space (starcraft) here just pure action. Fallout (Wastelands and Monthy Python references FTW) Syndicate (Just a awesome and unique game, which company has the rights to this one?) Marathon (FPS on a Macintosh? Renegade AI's? Works for me...) Zelda (any of the games tbh) I'm not gonna mention EVE here since I'm playing it RIGHT NOW!!
hired goon Euphoria Released Dusk and Dawn	Posted - 2006.07.18 22:42:00 - [25] In no order: Medieval: Total War Planescape Torment Tribes 2 Sacrifice Eve! -omg-
Tyto Minmatar	Posted - 2006.07.18 22:45:00 - [26] Tetris Populous Speedball 2 Paradroid Eve Online
Ichabod Crane Gallente	Posted - 2006.07.18 23:02:00 - [27] 1) PlaneScape: Torment (best rpg ever) 2) Fallout (best post-apoc rpg ever) 3) Fallout 2 (best sequal to a post-apoc rpg ever) 4) System Shock 2 (best, uh, well best.) 5) Eve-Online (well, uh, just because.) -
Reiisha Frontier Technologies	Posted - 2006.07.18 23:11:00 - [28] My top 5, in no particular order: -Baldur's Gate 2- I've spent 8 months getting through the first time. It was brilliant in everything: story, (functional) graphics, dialog, sound, gameplay... It's hard to top this game for everything it does. I've literally bought it 3 times now because my cd's get too scratched up. -Diablo- Love or hate, really, but even though it spawned god-awful clones, it was still very nice to play, just for the sheer addiction factor and mood. I'm not playing this anymore, i've grown tired of it, but in many ways, it was my first love in gaming. Just one more level, just a little bit more gold, just that one quest... -Colonization- At this point, i'm taking all the civ games into this header - Colonization was just the best of them. Closely followed by Alpha Centauri, but Colonization still tops AC. IT had longetivity, some national pride, a good concept that they adapted from the normal civ, and way better graphics which captured the mood a lot better than civ 1 and 2's greyness, if you know what i mean. It also had the "just 1 more turn" syndrome, of course, but it was a lot worse with this one than it was with Civ or AC. -Duke Nukem 3D- Untill this day, i have never even finished this game... I just got in, played a few levels untill i got frustrated and started playing around with Build, the editor. Oh god, that was so much fun... You could do insane things with this engine, things you can't even do with current day engines! But that's not the main pojnt. It was just the level of things you could do in this shooter, and it introduced the coolest game character ever made. It simply had that x-factor to go with the actual fun of playing it... -Scorched Earth- Simple, tanks shooting each other. But, with stuff like mole bombs, funky bombs, nukes, and the terrain was actually deformable! This was actually the precursor to worms, but it still was a lot better than the pink slug fest. So much more settings you could have fun with (rubber walls, anyone?), and on the right (read: slow) computer, you could watch for minutes how your nuke would bounce back and forth untill it nearly missed your opponent, which is sitting right next to you. You can still have serious fun with this game.... Honorable mentions Morrowind It almost made my top 5, but it didn't. It just felt a little bit too unimmersive at places, and it sometimes showed it's teeth by just letting me know that it wasn't really finished yet. Daggerfall Same as Morrowind, really, but this one fell through because eventually, it's entire world was the same. I have yet to finish it though, and the storyline is pretty good - but it can't save the rest of the game falling down due to the sheer repetitiveness of it. It was a hell of a lot more immersive than many current day games even, though, and it's still quite playable if you see through the very bad graphics. EVE Online Why am i not mentioning this one you think? For a good reason: it still has some ways to go before it becomes the perfect game, and right now, there are many small details that add up to a huge letdown, at least for me. EVE is a sandbox, but we only have sand to play with right now - and that's not enough. I'm confident that it will get where everyone wants it to be though, but right now, it's not in my top 5. However, it is the only game which had me playing for more than a year straight, and that does count for something. There's more mentions, but i can't really think of any deserving ones for now.
Sarmaul 0utbreak	Posted - 2006.07.18 23:21:00 - [29] BTW, those of you living in the UK and haven't had the pleasure of playing the Baldurs Gate or Icewind Dale games, get to your local Game store ASAP as they currently have every BG game + expansion boxset (the DVD versions too) and the same for Icewind Dale - I think the sets are ú10-ú15 each. Also, Diablo 2 + Expansion are going dirt cheap too I'm waiting for some kind soul to rerelease Planescape Torment on budget so I can finally have the joy of playing it. TEAM MINMATAR FORUMS - In Rust We Trust -
Rasitiln Minmatar	Posted - 2006.07.18 23:35:00 - [30] Originally by: Border201 Originally by: Dark Shikari Edited by: Dark Shikari on 18/07/2006 19:07:19 WARNING: These lists were pulled off my head in a matter of seconds, and may be completely lacking in certain important aspects. Singleplayer (no order): Half Life Star Control II FF7 Alpha Centauri Homeworld Multiplayer (no order): EVE Online UT2004 Earth and Beyond Shattered Galaxy (gah I love this game so much, despite its massive flaws...) Homeworld That game rules!!!! ofc the comp is a total god on anything higher then diffculty lvl 4: turn 8 and I'm being attacked by guys with singularty(SP?) weapons... I love Alpha Centauri I also have crossfire too Want to be a pirate? Join Sniggwaffe
FooB2 Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.19 00:40:00 - [31] Edited by: FooB2 on 19/07/2006 00:43:49 soggy biscuit rules. although i think a fair few may not have understood it as it goes by a fair few variations around the globe. i think in america its somewhere along the lines of "soggy bread". digestives are much better though, requires a little more aim. if you didnt get it, then for gods sake google it, dont ask here. EDIT oh my dear god, i googled it myself just too see what would come up, it went to wikipedia which, for some reason, links to an online version of it. i havent played it, but i think this might just make the no.1 spot in my list now. www.EVE-Gamers.co.uk - YOUR community for EVE Gaming
Hitomi Ayame Amarr	Posted - 2006.07.19 07:19:00 - [32] Anybody who said Final Fantasy 7 needs to step back and look at the game's battle systems. Sure, it had a great setting, pretty cool characters (minus Cait Sith, who basically just sucked and was probably inserted as a plot device and nothing more) and a decent story (minus the ending which sucked, tbh) and look at the battle-related systems. The Materia system was really broken. I could beat Emerald Weapon (second hardest fight in the game) by setting the controller down and going to get lunch. Also, nobody had any unique skills (outside of Limit Breaks, which were, admittedly, a step up from Desperation Attacks) which, combined with the single weapon tree (and non-distinctive weapons at that) made the characters in-battle pretty dull and uninspired. Aside from level, every character was pretty much interchangeable. While FF6 had less perhaps a less cool setting, its battle system was far and above FF7's. (except for the Relics, which got too good, and the M.Block bug) The Espers provide a good realm of customization and utility, while the unique skills, significantly different stat development, and mix of unique and interchangeable weapons make each character fight as differently as they act. Characterization is just as important in battle as it is in the field, but a balance has to be struck between customizability and structure. FF6 had that balance. (FF7 was too customizable; FF4 was too structured) TBH, the best part of FF7 was the setting/environment, which was, to be fair, absolutely gorgeous. It also gets points for good use of fun and unique minigames, and probably ties FF6 for best music in an RPG. I wouldn't rate it above FF6, and definitely not above Final Fantasy Tactics, though, to be sure. - - - The Royal Knights of Khanid are now recruiting! Step up and serve God and Khanid today!
Suberus Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.19 07:34:00 - [33] In no particular order Command and Conquer - the original Wargasm - best named game ever! Max Payne Half Life 1 Tribes 1 Eve is currently in the process of forcing one of those out :)
UndergrounD Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.19 07:41:00 - [34] 1 - FF7 2 - Half Life 1 3 - Elite 4 - Eve Online 5 - Team Fortress Classic -----------------------------------------------
UndergrounD Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.19 07:54:00 - [35] Originally by: Hitomi Ayame Anybody who said Final Fantasy 7 needs to step back and look at the game's battle systems. Sure, it had a great setting, pretty cool characters (minus Cait Sith, who basically just sucked and was probably inserted as a plot device and nothing more) and a decent story (minus the ending which sucked, tbh) and look at the battle-related systems. The Materia system was really broken. I could beat Emerald Weapon (second hardest fight in the game) by setting the controller down and going to get lunch. Also, nobody had any unique skills (outside of Limit Breaks, which were, admittedly, a step up from Desperation Attacks) which, combined with the single weapon tree (and non-distinctive weapons at that) made the characters in-battle pretty dull and uninspired. Aside from level, every character was pretty much interchangeable. While FF6 had less perhaps a less cool setting, its battle system was far and above FF7's. (except for the Relics, which got too good, and the M.Block bug) The Espers provide a good realm of customization and utility, while the unique skills, significantly different stat development, and mix of unique and interchangeable weapons make each character fight as differently as they act. Characterization is just as important in battle as it is in the field, but a balance has to be struck between customizability and structure. FF6 had that balance. (FF7 was too customizable; FF4 was too structured) TBH, the best part of FF7 was the setting/environment, which was, to be fair, absolutely gorgeous. It also gets points for good use of fun and unique minigames, and probably ties FF6 for best music in an RPG. I wouldn't rate it above FF6, and definitely not above Final Fantasy Tactics, though, to be sure. what strange language is this you speak? -----------------------------------------------
Samirol Ore Mongers	Posted - 2006.07.19 08:34:00 - [36] i first played TFC when i was like 10...omg that purely rocked...
UndergrounD Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.19 08:57:00 - [37] Originally by: Samirol i first played TFC when i was like 10...omg that purely rocked... laggy spamtastic fun on a 30-40 man server. god i loved those rocket jumps -----------------------------------------------
Crumplecorn Gallente	Posted - 2006.07.19 09:08:00 - [38] 1. Ico 2. Shadow of the Colossus 3. <respectful gap for the above> 4. Stuff etc etc....... ---------- Always Up To SomethingÖ One of us is really thick, and I hope its you - Kalaan Oratay
Lluthiunne Atalaron	Posted - 2006.07.19 10:19:00 - [39] Most definetly in order. 1: Eve-Online Just recently making the top spot 'come on the CCP' 2: FFVII Seems you can't have a top anything without this being here, but with good reason. Nigh on perfect game. 3: Streetfighter 2 Turbo I remain the undisputed King, Emperor and High God of Streetfighter. Many have attempted my dethroning. Many have frikin 'died' of shame. You know who you are 'Thomas Welsh' wuuuuhaha 4: CS:S Not much can match taking on 5 terrorists with nothing but your trusty Clarion and a good aim. Then getting banned. 5: Doom 2 The playstation version will for all time have a warm cozy place in the demon hell region of my soul :) and those that deserve a mention 6: Dune 2 The original and still one of my all time favourite games. Deathhands swarms of fremen and of course the saboteur who just loved to aim himslef at walls instead of their frikin buildings. 7: FFTactics Damn you Garfgarion damn you to hell 8: UT2003 Dont play this one as much these days, but it consumed a year of my life. 9: XCOM Enemy Unknown A classic and has still to be bettered by any of those shady back alley attempts at sequels. 10: Syndicate Guass guns, Flamers, Shields, Miniguns, Shotguns and the Persuadatron. Drive by's have never been so much fun!!! Whats your hurry? Everyone will have his day to die. If you choose to pull the trigger! Should your drama prove sincere! Do it somewhere far away from here!!
Tripp Orsam Dragonstar	Posted - 2006.07.19 11:19:00 - [40] not in any order... Knights of the Old Republic (a bit LONG but still one of the best RPG, of course you have to like starwars) System Shock 2 (PURE atmosphere, yes the half life games are good for setting atmosphere but SS2 does it ALOT better) Joint Operations (not sure how Battlefield 2 managed to be more popular then this game or why joint ops didnt really become very popular, joint ops in my opinion is far superior) Elite 2 Frontier (almost too much freedom and planet landing is just too cool, this is what space exploration games are all about) X-Com Enemy Unknown (a great game, a classic) btw its hard to choose 5 games only, so many good titles come to mind. ----------------------------- EVE Online perfectly strikes all your free time wrecking your 1994 marriage.
Lluthiunne Atalaron	Posted - 2006.07.19 11:26:00 - [41] Originally by: Tripp Orsam not in any order... Knights of the Old Republic (a bit LONG but still one of the best RPG, of course you have to like starwars) System Shock 2 (PURE atmosphere, yes the half life games are good for setting atmosphere but SS2 does it ALOT better) Joint Operations (not sure how Battlefield 2 managed to be more popular then this game or why joint ops didnt really become very popular, joint ops in my opinion is far superior) Elite 2 Frontier (almost too much freedom and planet landing is just too cool, this is what space exploration games are all about) X-Com Enemy Unknown (a great game, a classic) btw its hard to choose 5 games only, so many good titles come to mind. Awww man, thank you so much on a day were it is 32C in my office i needed a laugh and your sig gave me it. Others misfortunes FTW ;) Whats your hurry? Everyone will have his day to die. If you choose to pull the trigger! Should your drama prove sincere! Do it somewhere far away from here!!
Nafri Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.19 11:34:00 - [42] Edited by: Nafri on 19/07/2006 11:34:34 My personal highlights: Super Mario Brothers 1 + 2(NES) Some strange arcade shooter for the Commodore 64 Command and Conquer 1 (PC) that game had just an increadible impact on the PC market Warcraft 3 (PC) Starcraft (PC) Duke Nukem 3d (PC) X-Com: TFTD (PC), payed 114 DM for it, and it was worth it From Dusk till Dawn Sig removed, e-mail us if you'd like to know why. -ReverendM ([email protected])
GouldFish Unscoped Myriad Alliance	Posted - 2006.07.19 12:18:00 - [43] X-Com (UFO), one of the best games of all time, everything about it is perfect! Half-Life 1, I've played this game so many times I can't count it any more. C&C: Red Alert, so much fun! Final fantsy 6, great story great chars lovely 2D GFX. Settlers 2, no list can be complete with out this amazing game!
ChalSto Nuke Mindflow 3rd Front Alliance	Posted - 2006.07.19 12:24:00 - [44] 1. EvE (of course) 2. Battlefield 2 (SF, EF, AF) 2,5. CounterStrike: Source 3. The whole HomeWorld saga 4. C&C Generals/Zero Hour 5. Master of Orion II 6. Transport Tycoon Me? I¦m just another guy in Local......but better u pay attention.....
Rodj Blake Amarr	Posted - 2006.07.19 12:28:00 - [45] In no particular order... Elite (BBC B) Eve (PC) Chuck-e-Egg (BBC B) Civilization (PC) Gauntlet (Arcade) Dulce et decorum est, pro imperator mori
FooB2 Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.19 13:05:00 - [46] oh ****, how could i forget. 1)Silent Hill 2 2)Silent Hill 1 3)Silent Hill 3 4)Silent Hill 4 : The Room 5)Tetris DS on Nintendo DS (maybe metroid, depending on who im playing online in both games) www.EVE-Gamers.co.uk - YOUR community for EVE Gaming
anister Black Omega Security E.R.A	Posted - 2006.07.19 14:37:00 - [47] System Shock 2 EvE Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines Bejeweled Homeworld In no order ___ Eve @ oGame
Neon Genesis Gallente	Posted - 2006.07.19 15:04:00 - [48] Originally by: Hitomi Ayame Anybody who said Final Fantasy 7 needs to step back and look at the game's battle systems. Sure, it had a great setting, pretty cool characters (minus Cait Sith, who basically just sucked and was probably inserted as a plot device and nothing more) and a decent story (minus the ending which sucked, tbh) and look at the battle-related systems. The Materia system was really broken. I could beat Emerald Weapon (second hardest fight in the game) by setting the controller down and going to get lunch. Also, nobody had any unique skills (outside of Limit Breaks, which were, admittedly, a step up from Desperation Attacks) which, combined with the single weapon tree (and non-distinctive weapons at that) made the characters in-battle pretty dull and uninspired. Aside from level, every character was pretty much interchangeable. While FF6 had less perhaps a less cool setting, its battle system was far and above FF7's. (except for the Relics, which got too good, and the M.Block bug) The Espers provide a good realm of customization and utility, while the unique skills, significantly different stat development, and mix of unique and interchangeable weapons make each character fight as differently as they act. Characterization is just as important in battle as it is in the field, but a balance has to be struck between customizability and structure. FF6 had that balance. (FF7 was too customizable; FF4 was too structured) TBH, the best part of FF7 was the setting/environment, which was, to be fair, absolutely gorgeous. It also gets points for good use of fun and unique minigames, and probably ties FF6 for best music in an RPG. I wouldn't rate it above FF6, and definitely not above Final Fantasy Tactics, though, to be sure. It had a story that made me want to play it obsessively to the very end, and for it's time it was absolutely huge in terms of longevity. Not to mention the fact that it had a ridiculous amount of things you could get do off from the main quests, I think that was what sealed the deal for me tbh. My list. EVE Starcraft Diablo 2 FF7 morrowind. Sig Removed. Lacks Eve-Related content. E-mail us with any questions and a link to the original sig. -ReverendM ([email protected]) There, i just contributed nothing to your thread
Adam C	Posted - 2006.07.19 15:42:00 - [49] alltime favorites* total annihilation - zerg silent hill - excellent storyline resident evil 2 - excellent storyline soldier of fortune(s) - gore star trek armada(s) - (only because of there mods) eve is in a different league
Hitomi Ayame Amarr	Posted - 2006.07.19 15:56:00 - [50] Nobody's said Pokemon yet... I know, I know. But put aside the insane fad. Put aside the off-shoot card game, TV show, lunchbox, whatever. Put aside the dissapointing sequels. When you only look at the game, and only at the original, Pokemon was and still is a fantastic game. You know you loved it, even if you don't want to admit it. The premise was simple but fun. The battle system had a plenty of choice, with assembling a party, choosing skills, and using TMs. It was also probably the easiest game to obsess over, and to top it all off was portable! What mre could you ask for? Other respects go out to Castelvania: Symphony of the Night (best 2D action/adventure game...beautiful levels, fun gameplay, fantastic music, and sweet extras) Super Mario Bros. 3 (best 2D platformer...started the trend of "world" in platformers, it was fun, challenging, had plenty of unique and interesting levels; only flaw was a lack of save/password feature) Street Fighter 2 Super Turbo (best non-preset-combo 2D fighter...before fighting games had preset combos, we had to figure them out on our own...SF2ST was the most tactical fighter of its day, and still is one of the most skill intesive games in the genre) Armored Core (best giant robot game...featuring a massive slew of parts from which you built your mech down to the core, Armored Core and its offshoots have gameplay as fast as a space shooter with more customizability than any Mech Warrior game, and very solid vs. modes) Final Fantasy 6 (best 'traditional' Japanese RPG...what can I say? FF6 had an awesome story, great heros [I love you Celes!] a sweet villian [Sephiroth eats Kefka's shorts!] the perfectly balanced battle system [see my earlier post] great music [Terra's theme ftw] and the best looking 2D graphics you'll find anywhere) Final Fantasy Tactics (best RPG/Strategy...another fantastic Final Fantasy game, FFT had, imo, the best story, and probably the coolest character in FF history, Delita. The job class system, built on FF5's, found perfection in FFT and offered massive customizability with unique jobs giving flavour to story characters. Only flaw was the low difficulty level [I can beat the game using only Ramza, and only saving once] except for a few super hard battles) - - - The Royal Knights of Khanid are now recruiting! Step up and serve God and Khanid today!
Kaylana Syi Minmatar	Posted - 2006.07.19 16:08:00 - [51] EVE Online Super Mario Brothers 3 Resident Evil 2 Super Mario World Street Fighter 2 Team Minmatar Carrier need Clone Vats
Peter Armstrong Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.19 16:33:00 - [52] Originally by: FooB2 1. Soggy Biscuit 2. The Chinese Macro Mining Sim 2006 v2.0 3. Elite 4. Full Throttle 5. Hide and Seek
Peter Armstrong Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.19 16:35:00 - [53] Edited by: Peter Armstrong on 19/07/2006 16:35:57 1- EVE-online 2- Syndicate i so agree and loved kicking arse! :P 3- Battlefeild 2 4- Frontier 5- Planet side
Ikvar Sharks With Frickin' Laser Beams Mercenary Coalition	Posted - 2006.07.19 18:54:00 - [54] Deus Ex, I still don't think that single player wise, there's been a game produced that has bettered it.
Sadayiel Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.19 20:04:00 - [55] just all those who still bring good memories. doom series 1st to bring the lonely soldier against imposible odds, half-life series and their mods (Cs it's a bastard idea from quake action mod based in reservoid dogs wich it's the original idea) Comand and conquer and warcraft wich bring new life to strategy games. The homeworld saga on the rpg side Shinning force (love the strategy part), zelda the baldurs gate series. As special mention. 1) Gauntlet can't understand how anyone dare to not say it !! 2) syndicate/dungeon keeper (both developed by the mythic bullfrog company as long as the awesome populous series, finally merged or become as lionhead studios producers of black and white) 3) monkey island and indiana jones series plus maniac mansion and day of tentacle. 4) Alone in the Dark and in some way ecstatica too. I'm just old and there is hundreds, just can't remember all but thx to those i spent some of the best time i can remember =) -------------------Sig----------------------- The True Pirate secret
steveid Penetrate	Posted - 2006.07.19 20:31:00 - [56] Civilisation Elite: Frontier Lemmings Mortal Combat Another world Every single one of these games changed what i knew games to be, for me. Civilisation was just ultimately playable over and over again. Something that is lacking in a lot of games. I still play civilisation II now. Elite: Frontier was the first game I ever played where I could truly go where I wanted, do what I wanted and play forever. Very liberating, and the reason for GTA's success in the future. Lemmings: who needs to explain that Mortal combat for taking beat em ups to a new level. Some peeps were a street fighter lot and i'd band them in the same era of change (altho I suckzared at the SF moves whereas I rocked at mortal combat). Another world was another of those groundbreaking titles heralding a change in how we looked at games. It took the normal platform game and made it so atmospheric it was untrue, simplifying the graphics in a way as to enhance them. It led to the excellent flashback as well. When i remember the opening scene, of jumping the deadly leaches so as to get to the point where you evade the shadow lion I still smile today. Truly a very involving scene. Special mention: Eve online, I love this game but i do have my problems with it. The level to which player skill is important is something that in this game bothers me, and something I believe is actually falling in the game. Interceptors and some of the other ships are something that i think bucks this status quo but a lot of the time the skill is in the setup and not the pilot; or even worse in the ship type / skills / numbers. Dont get me wrong, pilot skill DOES exist and it DOES matter, but i think it should matter more is all (dont shout and / or flame or i'll buy a Britney record). Soul Kaliber: This was the first beat em up i played where you could deflect an attack, rather than do a deflect- attack. There were probably others, but meh :D. I remember at uni having a fight that got to 36 deflections. The frustration was unbearable as the blunt burn't down :D. Xcom: the whole series tbh. Loved em.
Laocoon Veto.	Posted - 2006.07.19 20:37:00 - [57] Originally by: Ikvar Deus Ex, I still don't think that single player wise, there's been a game produced that has bettered it. that's quite true tbh. My list: Deus Ex Final Fantasy VII C&C: Tiberian Sun Zone of the Enders 2 Doom 2 Duke Nukem 3D Eve - Lao Veto. Corp
Coran Ordus Ominous Corp Ethereal Dawn	Posted - 2006.07.19 20:53:00 - [58] Originally by: Sarmaul BTW, those of you living in the UK and haven't had the pleasure of playing the Baldurs Gate or Icewind Dale games, get to your local Game store ASAP as they currently have every BG game + expansion boxset (the DVD versions too) and the same for Icewind Dale - I think the sets are ú10-ú15 each. Also, Diablo 2 + Expansion are going dirt cheap too I'm waiting for some kind soul to rerelease Planescape Torment on budget so I can finally have the joy of playing it. Can't believe you were the first to mention the BG series! That whole engine line of games was and still is a blast to play. In the US at least, PS:T is out on budget for about $10, in a dual-cd set (instead of the original 4-cd set). Although it was put out a while ago, even those might have become rare now, not sure.
Tal Mordin Amarr	Posted - 2006.07.19 21:24:00 - [59] In no particular order. Zork Elite Civilization Homeworld World War 2 Online
Rutoo Gallente	Posted - 2006.07.19 21:52:00 - [60] Here are my top 5 games 1: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Trully a Masterpeice In my mind the Best Zelda Game to date. Although the ones for SNES and NES where fun also. 2: Half-Life Series Both 1 and 2 and eposide 1, Great Games and long lasting fun, I still from time to time load up any half-life game and play 3: Counter-Strike 1.5 This is how i started online gamming, i used to stay up for hours playing with my clan on the server. Was Alot of Fun, but sadly the Clan i was in went away, i still keep in touch with some of them. 4:F.E.A.R One of the Few Games i've played thats actually manged to scare me (Many times i might add) Playyed most of it in the dark and took often 2-3 hours breaks after only playing 10-30 minutes. freaked me out but fun. 5: Command and Conquer Series Big Fan of these RTS games and always will be, already owned every single game and also bought the 10 year collection. Enjoy them :) _________________________________________________________ Sig In Prograss Club Seals Not Sandwichs
Ralus eXceed Inc. Ascendant Frontier	Posted - 2006.07.19 22:11:00 - [61] 1)Zelda - Ocharina of Time 2)Eve Online 3)Total Annihilation 4)Half Life 2 5)Half Life 1
Laughlyn Vaughns Gallente	Posted - 2006.07.19 23:20:00 - [62] the original Legend of Zelda on NES, with a shiny Gold Cart and the second quest it was amazign back in its day. summat so old havign 2 entirely different quests on a gaming platform we can run oncell phones is amazing Zelda 3 on SNES rocks Mario Kart - Any. Super Mario Bros 3, World, 64 all great ground breakign platformers. i've not really played any amazign games recently, Another Code - Two Memories was interestign on DS cos of the puzzle element but i dont have much time with working to get into really vast games. Would love to go through MEtroid Prime and Elder Scrolls 4 but with work, my 2yr old and eve its ridiculous.
NeoShocker Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.20 06:33:00 - [63] 1. Command And Conquer: Tiberium Dawn 2. Star Wars: Tie Fighter (IMO, the best game, Admiral Thrawn Rules!) 3. Half-Life 1 4. Metal Gear Solid 5. Ragnarok Online (Up until the WoE features, anything after was not interesting) ----------------------------------- Please call me a Newbie that follows instructions, read to learn and using common sense. Not a noob/nuub/whatever that doesn't read or lack common sense. :)
Azure Skyclad Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2006.07.20 07:11:00 - [64] 1) Elite 2) Jetpak 3) Mercenary (C64) 4) Millenium 2.2 5) Homeworld Plus very honourable mentions for: Beach Head Sensible Soccer Cannon Fodder Wizball Tau Ceti UFO: Enemy Unknown Red Storm Rising Harpoon Paradroid Monty on the Run <3 Choplifter (hell..loads more but it's morning) http://www.voodoorockers.co.uk/
Elliot Reid	Posted - 2006.07.20 07:19:00 - [65] Excluding EVE and other mmo's here's my favourate pre mmo games. (I have no real interest in single player games any more since taking up mmo's about 5 years ago) In no particular order 1) Team Fortress Classic (TFC). Used to run a clan and competed in various leagues 2) Super Monkey Ball 2. Many an hour playing this game with Monkey Target being the most fun. 3) Any Infocom game. I loved the old Infocom text adventure games (yes kids we didn't have great graphics back in the time of the dinosaurs ) 4) Donkey Kong. Simple by todays standards but when it first came out it was the dogs. 5) Max Payne 2. Developers have realised that it's not just kids that play games. ________________________________________________________ In space no one can hear you scream unless you have voice comms
Kanthras	Posted - 2006.07.20 11:39:00 - [66] 1. The Legend Of Zelda: The Ocarina Of Time - Simply legendary. Words can't describe it. 2. No One Lives Forever: The Operative - Gotta love the humour in this game :) 3. Total Annihilation - RTS at it's finest, IMO. 4. Deus Ex - Loved the story and open-endedness. 5. Operation Flashpoint + Resistance expansion - Fantastic game. The astronomical amount of community-made mods and addons make it even better.
FooB2 Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.20 11:50:00 - [67] nobody mentioned 3D Sex Villa yet? www.EVE-Gamers.co.uk - YOUR community for EVE Gaming
KingsGambit Caldari Knights	Posted - 2006.07.20 13:34:00 - [68] Hmm toughy...so....by genre? RPG Baldurs Gate II Shooter UT MMO Eve Online RTS Warcraft III Action Deus Ex ------------- My T2 Shop
Kees Minmatar	Posted - 2006.07.20 13:43:00 - [69] ZX Spectrum - Skool Daze, simply a classic N64 - Goldeneye multiplayer, hours on unbridled fun and death Playstation - Soul Blade (Yoshimitsu ftw) PC RPG - Baldurs Gate (Hours on engrossing play) PC MMORPG - Eve Online, honourable mention to Myth of Soma (got me into MMORPG's) ------------------------------ 'The man who used the universe'
Melkor Bloodaxe Minmatar	Posted - 2006.07.20 13:55:00 - [70] Edited by: Melkor Bloodaxe on 20/07/2006 14:07:33 In no particular order: EVE-Online Baldur's Gate (I and II) Syndicate Medieval: Total War Command & Conquer But ofcourse there are loads of other good games. Death Track Zeliard Maniac Mansion II: Day of the Tentacle Dune I and II Simon the Sorcerer Lemmings Worms Falcon 4.0 Comanche 3.0 And almost forgot: Earthworm Jim! --- Originally by: HippoKing Since when is justified killing more fun than random killing?
Graedus	Posted - 2006.07.20 18:51:00 - [71] 1. Total Annihilation Best RTS ever. Sorry SC fans, but it's true. 2. Final Fantasy 6 Old school is better than the new ones. 3. Final Fantasy Tactics If you like the FF series but haven't played this, buy it. You won't be disappointed. 4. Diablo Series Great story, addicting gameplay. 5. Gran Turismo Best racing simulator.
Lorth Synchro.	Posted - 2006.07.21 00:51:00 - [72] So hard to pick just 5. 1: Final Fantasy 3 (technically 6) Its been mentioned in this thread several times for good reason. 2: Pacific Theater of Operations (PTO) SNES game. If you can find a roomate, who can spend 40 hours on one match, this is the game for you. Graphics stink, sounds are horrible. But the game play is there, especially against a human opponent. 3: Gran Turismo, any one of them. 4: Uncharted Waters, New Horizons (SNES) Rare game, used to own it, can't remember what the heck I did with it. 5: Civilization 2. I still play this game, even though I first intalled it on a 486 computer. Anything that is still fun after 10+ years is good game play. 6: Monster rancher. If you can get over the fact that its very much like playing pokemon, its a fun game. 7: Harvest moon (NES 64 version) anouther rare game that I used to own, but have since lost. Its a cross between sim farm, and final fantasy. Or sim-final-farm-fantasy if you will. 8: Wonder boy (sega arcade game) I remember this from holidays way back when. The coffee shop had it in the corner for the longest time. Sadely its gone now. It might not even be a good game, but for sentimental value it gets a mention. 9: Mario Cart. Many sober/drunken nights have been spent playing this game with friends. First one to 99 wins battle mode. 10: Lufia (both SNES games). Perhaps the best two RPG games I have ever played 11: Zelda, a link to the past. Yep enough said. Ok the last 3, should actually be at the top in terms of favouites of mine. ------------- Recruit me
Lorth Synchro.	Posted - 2006.07.21 00:54:00 - [73] You know, now that I think of it. Its been years since I've found a game with good enough game play to keep me in front of the screen for hours and hours (cept eve of course) Seems there's to much put on fancy graphics, and awsome sound, and not enough put on content now. ------------- Recruit me
Azure Skyclad Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2006.07.21 06:18:00 - [74] Originally by: Lorth You know, now that I think of it. Its been years since I've found a game with good enough game play to keep me in front of the screen for hours and hours (cept eve of course) Seems there's to much put on fancy graphics, and awsome sound, and not enough put on content now. Amen http://www.voodoorockers.co.uk/
Melkor Bloodaxe Minmatar	Posted - 2006.07.21 07:44:00 - [75] Originally by: Lorth You know, now that I think of it. Its been years since I've found a game with good enough game play to keep me in front of the screen for hours and hours (cept eve of course) Seems there's to much put on fancy graphics, and awsome sound, and not enough put on content now. Quoted for absolutely true. --- Originally by: HippoKing Since when is justified killing more fun than random killing?
Lorth Synchro.	Posted - 2006.07.21 07:52:00 - [76] The funny thing is. I own a whole lot of PS2 games that I rarely play. There some that are really good, but they are few and far between. But if I had to be stuck with one gaming system forever and ever. It would be the SNES. So many classic games out there. And so many games, that even though the graphic were so bad you sometimes couldn't tell what you were looking at. Or the sounds that were errm... They had game play, and good enough game play that you ignored all that and just played. I still play more SNES on an emulator then I play PS2. It seems every time I buy a new game, or rent one, after about half an hour of looking at the fancy effects, voice overs and all that candy, I relize the game sucks. Sure there's some exceptions but... My theroy is. Since SNES games had nothing else going for them. They had to offer good game play ------------- Recruit me
Nyphur Pillowsoft Interstellar Starbase Syndicate	Posted - 2006.07.21 08:00:00 - [77] 1) Oddessy - Amiga 2) Heimdall (OK I only played Heimdall 2) - Amiga 3) Knights - Amiga, PD. 4) Eve-Online - PC 5) Some other amiga game I guess - Amiga Eve-Tanking.com - For tanking spreadsheet and resources.
Nafri Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.21 08:12:00 - [78] Originally by: Lorth The funny thing is. I own a whole lot of PS2 games that I rarely play. There some that are really good, but they are few and far between. But if I had to be stuck with one gaming system forever and ever. It would be the SNES. So many classic games out there. And so many games, that even though the graphic were so bad you sometimes couldn't tell what you were looking at. Or the sounds that were errm... They had game play, and good enough game play that you ignored all that and just played. I still play more SNES on an emulator then I play PS2. It seems every time I buy a new game, or rent one, after about half an hour of looking at the fancy effects, voice overs and all that candy, I relize the game sucks. Sure there's some exceptions but... My theroy is. Since SNES games had nothing else going for them. They had to offer good game play My poor NSE will aggree had 4 controllers for it and this WC 90 football game, was an absolute blast to play it. And actually winning was an art :D Same for SMB 2, probably I will never be able to end this game From Dusk till Dawn Sig removed, e-mail us if you'd like to know why. -ReverendM ([email protected])
hired goon Fate. Dusk and Dawn	Posted - 2006.07.21 13:19:00 - [79] Originally by: Nyphur 1) Oddessy - Amiga I found a bug where if you fly with the falcon / kestrel hard enough into the stone wall on the castle, you are transported THROUGH the wall and can collect the panther / leopard / big cat! But then you are trapped I think. Nothing like running over bogeymen as a rockman in this game. -omg-
Jenny Darkfire	Posted - 2006.07.21 16:51:00 - [80] Edited by: Jenny Darkfire on 21/07/2006 16:52:17 1) Counter-Strike 2) Eve-Online 3) Grand Theft Auto 4) Medal of Honor 5) Half-Life 1 & 2 6) Diablo II 7) Fallout Tactics 8) Zelda Oops, you said top 5.... oh well.
Terranid Meester	Posted - 2006.07.21 23:41:00 - [81] 1 - Total Annihilation 2 - Panzer Dragoon Saga 3 - Half-Life 2 4 - Eve Online 5 - Civilisation 2 Just missed out - Deus Ex - Duke Nukem 3D - Dystopia (HL2 mod) - Super Mario Brothers & Super Mario World - Worms & Worms Apocalypse - Donkey Kong Country 3 - Halo
Linavin Mercurialis Inc. Interstellar Alcohol Conglomerate	Posted - 2006.07.22 06:00:00 - [82] Edited by: Linavin on 22/07/2006 06:00:32 In No Real Order: EvE Online Metal Gear Solid 2 Half Life 2 Alpha Centuari Doom 3 Fallout Knights of the Old Republic Legend of Zelda: Majoras Mask (The Best one) Firearms (Mod, but still classic) UT2004 Command and Conquer (Just about all of em) Jet Force Gemini (Simply awsome game) MechWarrior 3 F.E.A.R. Dystopia (Again a Mod) --- Originally by: Boris A I found the rock music button!
HC MasiEEE Evolution Band of Brothers	Posted - 2006.07.22 06:06:00 - [83] 1. Eve Online 2. Baldurs Gate 1/2 + expansions 3. Medal of Honor 4. Championship manager serie 5. Command and Conquer Its not 1 per genre is just that i like almost all genre's and this is the list of the games i played most and still enjoy playing ____________ HC MasiEEE
Crean NaVar Cataclysm Enterprises Dusk and Dawn	Posted - 2006.07.22 08:25:00 - [84] Baldurs Gate I+II Wing Commander I+II Civilisation Total War Series EvE Online
shakaZ XIV Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.22 09:47:00 - [85] in no particular order! :p Mario kart such multiplayer fun Total Annihilation worship World Cup on the NES, a football game Zidane would have loved (i noticed the characters from this game also made an appearance in the "beat em up" game river city ransom, though i dont know which came first) -civilisation 2 "We scoff at your empty threats!" Kingpin the "bagman" game mode was just such fun but its so hard to choose... When i think about it, there have been so many good games in these past 15 years or so. Goldeneye, bomberman, worms, c&c, dune 2, most of the fps games since wolfenstein, tie fighter, contra/turrican, street fighter, zelda, double dragon, star fox, and the list goes on and on. I like these kinda threads, makes me want to look some of the old classics up again, that i otherwise would have forgotten about. (emulator 4tw? /me googles)
Permian	Posted - 2006.07.22 10:05:00 - [86] Edited by: Permian on 22/07/2006 10:05:44 stupid forum glitching out on me again 1 Total Annihilation 2 Virtua Fighter 4 evo 3 Lineage 2 4 Grand Theft Auto 3 5 Diablo 1
HolographicEntrypoint Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.22 12:35:00 - [87] Edited by: HolographicEntrypoint on 22/07/2006 12:36:46 Edited by: HolographicEntrypoint on 22/07/2006 12:35:28 1. Diablo I, Hellfire, II, LoD 2.Half-Life: Counterstrike, The Specialists, Natural Selection, Firearms 3.Sim City 2000 4.Quake III Arena: Rocket Arena 5.Colonization/Civ/AlphaCentauri Honourable Mentions: KKND Starcraft X-Men: Children of the Atom (Arcade) Street Fighter Series EA Sports: Fifa Series, NHL Series Wizardry Series Heroes of Might and Magic --- ^ Making Custom Sigs for ISK My custom EvE Signature Gallery
R'adeh Celestial Fleet Ascendant Frontier	Posted - 2006.07.22 15:46:00 - [88] 1. EVE Online (obvious) 2. Morrowind 3. Half-Life 2 4. Baldur's Gate (every single on of them) 5. Astro Empires (6. Mini-game within EVE: Fly to G-3 in Querious and you'll find some Chinese isk farmers, great fun to sit at a SS in their system while being afk.) "blah blah, we killed you, blah blah, they killed us, blah blah, some more smack blah blah, killboard..." CCP Cortes stole my sig!!!
Tractormech	Posted - 2006.07.22 15:53:00 - [89] Im going to ignore the 5 rule Goldeneye/Perfect Dark - awesome console shooters back in the day. So many options and ways to play that even new games can't match. Pretty much set the standard for any FPS on a N64 no less. Plus you can never beat being in the same room with someone while your beating them down. I am surprised and dissapointed they haven't been mentioned yet. Halo 1+2 - owes much of its credit to the above, but still pretty damn good multiplayer. It might not have had as many options, but it was polished, had unique features, and fun to play with 16 people in one room. Single player was lacking in both games though simply because of storyline and the story in the second one being cut short to make you buy a 360 and the 3rd. Age of Empires/Mythology - awesome rts series. I just plain enjoyed it far more than warcraft/starcraft or command and conquer. I enjoy having big armies of mixed units far more than small groups of expensive special units. While Civilization isnt exactly the same type of game I would still play AoE long before civilization. Zelda series - shouldn't need to explain this. its definite given. Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask being my top favourites. Elder Scrolls - Morrowind was just huge, and I am just getting started on Oblivion. I regret never playing the first. A real love it or hate it series. I consider them the pinnacle of rpgs. Super Smash Bros 1+2 - Perhaps the two greatest multiplayer games ever invented. So many hours of wasted youth. All with the incredibly unique style only nintendo could come up with. Mario From mario bros to mario kart. SO many great games. Diablo 2 Blizzards masterpiece. Why they made warcraft into an mmo and not diablo I will never understand. FF series Hit or miss on some of them but with some really good ones in the mix such as the first on the old nes and 7 of course.
Nyphur Pillowsoft Interstellar Starbase Syndicate	Posted - 2006.07.22 16:31:00 - [90] Originally by: hired goon Originally by: Nyphur 1) Oddessy - Amiga I found a bug where if you fly with the falcon / kestrel hard enough into the stone wall on the castle, you are transported THROUGH the wall and can collect the panther / leopard / big cat! But then you are trapped I think. Nothing like running over bogeymen as a rockman in this game. Awesome someone played it :D. You can collect the cat normally and yes, nothing like squishing the little snotmen :D. I found tons of bugs though. If you fly out far enough as the hawk, the game crashes. You can use the helmet bug to crawl on the underside the island :D it's acctually only one block high which is solid. On the castle area, you can actually use this to get all the way around the castle and find a secret door on the other side. It's a secret entrance to the castle but I don't think you can get to the king that way without the appropriate keys. Could you collect those from other islands? If you crawl around the top of the castle with the helmet bug, there's another way in with spiders everywhere - it's a secret area with a life in it and I think a key. The spider. I had no idea how to get this for a very long time, it was quite annoying. In the end, I found that I could cheat and get it by sitting on a litlte stone thing to the right of the inside of the cave, turning into the grasshopper and then jumping full force to the right. That little crawlspace you're meant to use to exit once you have the spider, you end up going through it and getting the spider that way :p. Took me until my fifth time through the game before I found out how to get the bat first ^^;. If you wiggled carefully left and right (without hitting walls), you could get the swallow through tiny spaces that you were supposed to need the hawk to get through. Oh, and there was a cool bug. If you collected keys on an island, then saved the game and reloaded, the island would reset but you'd keep the keys. I think you could sue them on other islands. Man I loved that game... Eve-Tanking.com - For tanking spreadsheet and resources.
Lance Fighter	Posted - 2006.07.22 16:44:00 - [91] mmm only 5 games? no fair :( no order-cant decide Homeworld 1-storyline HW2-multiplayer Star Control 2-first rpgish game ive played X2: The Threat-first true RPG (my pc doesnot like X3 :( ) Call of Duty 2-XBox 360 multiplayer mostly... caimpain on veteran is hard lol Starport: Galactic Empires-MMORPG that got me into this type of stuff- awsome community Snake-cell phone-best game ever... almost EVE-got its bugs, but not too bad. nice community did i miss any.... no thats it. bit more than 5 though
Brother Benthor Crisis Corp Lotka Volterra	Posted - 2006.07.22 20:18:00 - [92] 1) Police Quests 2) Space Quests 3) Good old Larry Sweet Larry 4) Quake/Doom (who havent played it yet?) 5) Solitaire (who havent played it yet?) Designer Services click me!
Ben Derindar Dirty Deeds Corp. Axiom Empire	Posted - 2006.07.24 04:30:00 - [93] The following games have cost me more of my life than I'm probably prepared to admit: BBC: Elite. C64: Bruce Lee, Elite, Bubble Bobble, Turrican I & II. Arcade: TMNT, Snow Bros. Amiga: Settlers, Populous II. RISC OS: Elite. PC: Dune II, TIE Fighter, Transport Tycoon, Civilisation I & II, Starcraft, Diablo II, Baldur's Gate, Eve Online. PSX: Twisted Metal II, Final Fantasy VII. /Ben
Benglada Mom 'n' Pop Ammo Shoppe Axiom Empire	Posted - 2006.07.24 15:15:00 - [94] Neverwinter nights. Eve CSS (dont hurt me !) Diablo 1 (didnt fancy 2) Red orchestra mod for ut2004 (havent played the retail version) red orchestra was realism down to the core (ww2 eastern front) No cross hairs, Autos were really really inaccurate, mg's couldnt be fired from the hip (they could but you wouldnt hit anything, ever) Ummmmmmmmm lets seee..... Morrowind oblivion was good, Morrowind before that was good when modded to remove cliff racers and the stupid stamina thing. --------------------------- Originally by: Wrangler Unfrtinately you dnot get to vote..
M00dy ISS Navy Task Force Interstellar Starbase Syndicate	Posted - 2006.07.24 17:07:00 - [95] FFX. FFVII ending suxord. And yes I've played all of the FFs. Except for XI.
Hellraiza666 Regeneration Axiom Empire	Posted - 2006.07.24 20:06:00 - [96] My top 5 1. EVE Online 2. CoD 2 3. GT 4 4. Battlefield 2 5. Close Combat, bridge too far. Adst-a-nubbins top 5 : 1. EVE Online 2. CSS 3. Battlefield 2 4. GT4 5. Need for speed underground: Most wanted.
Capt Harlock	Posted - 2006.07.24 22:22:00 - [97] 1) EVE ONLINE 2) Oblivion Elder scrolls 3) Rome Total War 4) Command and Conquer 5) Sonic the hedgehog (sega mega drive days )
Caedicus	Posted - 2006.07.24 23:00:00 - [98] I'm surprised to see barely any GTA3. It was the top-selling game in whatever year it came out. Heres my list: 1. Super Metroid - There is not a single problem I have with this game. I honestly can't think of adding anything that would make it better, except maybe more of the game! 2. Starcraft - I'm still fighting the addiction. I want to get back into it so bad, but I know I would get owned by all the Koreans. I want starcraft II though damnit! 3. Descent (I, II, and 3) - if you are a twitch gamer that likes to own your opponents with your quick reactions, fast thinking, and shear will to win, this game is for you. Descent 3 still has great graphics in today's standards. I miss those days playing D2 through Kali on my Mac. 4. Counter-strike - I'm not sure if I liked to play this because of the game, or just the for the competition. I love the competitve aspect of games, in fact I went pro for a short while, and CS is one of the biggest games out there for professional gaming. 5. F-Zero (Original and GX) - If you like driving fast. I can't think of a game that can better portray the feeling of going fast as $%*& than F-Zero. GX is just damn hard game and I love challening games. Honorable Mentions: GTA-III - It's fun to get in trouble! Ikaruga - Most of you guys probably aren't familiar with this. It's the hardest game EVER for the gamecube. Probably because its a traditional top-down space shooter. MUD's - I've dropped thousands of hours into multi-user text games when I was a teenager. The MUD that I played on was called Aesir. X-Wing/Tie-Fighter games from Lucas Arts - taking on Imperial starcruisers with your little fighter was great! I didn't put EVE on the list because I've only been playing for a few days. I have a feeling once I get into the meat of the game that I will really enjoy it, though. "An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind." -Ghandi
Admiral Pelleon Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.25 04:32:00 - [99] 1 - Total Annihlation 2 - Motor City Online 3 - EVE 4 - CS:S 5 - Half-Life 1 _______________________________________________ * United Territories Space Command * -"Conquest Through Industry"- UTSC FTW!
Groes Thir Gallente	Posted - 2006.07.25 07:01:00 - [100] Not listing mmorpgs 1. Halo 1 (xbox) 2. Freespace 2 (pc) 3. Homeworld 1 & 2 (pc) 4. Strike Commander (pc) 5. Heavy Gear 1 (pc) Quite hard to decide really
R31D	Posted - 2006.07.25 08:52:00 - [101] Ibn no particular order: Freelancer (great singleplayer and MP afterwards) Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines (I can put up with the bugs for an awesome game like this) Fallout ('nuff said) Imperium Galactica II (My CDs don't work for this anymore ) EVE Probably a couple I've forgotten that should be there but meh Free bumpage for all
Jisela	Posted - 2006.07.27 14:19:00 - [102] 1. XvT 2. Close Combat series, Russian front was best 3. Turok, the first one on N64 4. Mario Kart on N64 5. Dark Age of Camelot Eve is still new yet to me.
Destiny Defined Gallente	Posted - 2006.07.27 16:12:00 - [103] omg liek teh woot 1. Shogun Total War - Stupidly advanced and fun for its time. 2. RollerCoaster Tycoon 3. Theme muther $%^&ú"* Hospital :D 4. Game called Transport Tycoon... came out in about 1996, the only game ive found so far that has more depth in it than that. Is eve. 5. Eve online 6. Pokemon red!! :P 7. Cod 1 8. Homeworld 1 9. Dungeon Keeper 2 :D 10. Rainbow 6: Raven Shield -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lifes a waste of time .... and times a waste of life........ So get wasted all the time and have the time of you
Artean Minmatar	Posted - 2006.07.27 16:47:00 - [104] Oh, a list request; goodie. Lets see then... in a secret particular order: EVE EQ1 (before SOE took over; pre-Luclin) Galactic Civilizations 2 Doom 2 Giana Sisters (C64) And some 'bubblers': Duke Nukem Red Alert X-Com series Daggerfall Monkey Island series Mech Warrior 3
Layrex Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.27 16:49:00 - [105] 1)Battlefield 1942 2)Final Fantasy 8 3)Planescape Torment 4)Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines 5)Baldur's Gate 2
Lardarz B'stard Amarr	Posted - 2006.07.27 17:26:00 - [106] I'll go with these, in no particular order Grab Turismo 4 Final Fantasy 7 Super Mario World Eve Online Half Life Exiles Recruitment
Charlie Gurb Minmatar	Posted - 2006.07.27 17:42:00 - [107] Edited by: Charlie Gurb on 27/07/2006 17:43:01 Single Playar 1 Supar Mario Wrold 2 Starcraft edit: how could i forget this ppiece of software sex?? 3 Supre Mario Bros. 3 4 Goldan Sun 1 & 2 5 Purfect Dakr (leik rotflolmao) Now...WHERE MAH CHEEZE AT!?!+1?!?
W3370Pi4 Caldari	Posted - 2006.07.27 21:44:00 - [108] Eve online america's army Day of Defeat Source GTA ( ALL Versions)

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