Diso Posted February 9, 2004 Share Posted February 9, 2004 Ooh this is a nice topic and I will spend 5 minutes of my life replying to it Street Fighter 2Do I need an explanation? It was the basis of most fighting games from then on and is still enjoyable today Super mario bros/worldIntroduced the first great platform game and is still enjoyable today. Ninja GaidenI still haven't played it myself but it was wow for me Phantasy Star series and Shining Force seriesBoth provided excellent story lines and awesome RPG elements/battle FF7A love/action/comedy story all in one. Probably one of the greatest RPGs out there that changed the face for RPG games today Max PayneProvided the Bullet time mod. Now you can see it everywhere which is kinda boring nowadays Marvel vs CapcomTeam switch feature, proved that 2 companies can make a game toghether using their own characters to face each other Half lifeOne of the best FPS out there. It included a extensive, continuing storyline with the notorius Gordon Freeman and G-MAN. Also, many multiplayer mods were made that are ranked the best in some gaming sites Metal SlugSelf-explanatory Chrono TriggerFirst Game that actually used the element of time and went extensively into it. Still lotta fun Sonic the hedgehogGee I love this game. What can't you love about a blue hedgehog and YOU CAN'T DIE UNLESS YOU HAVE NO RINGS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rag Posted February 9, 2004 Share Posted February 9, 2004 Final Fantasy VIIMaybe my favorite RPG Chrono seriesGreat RPG series, great story Super Mario Bros 3One of the original greats Megaman 3-6Read above possibly first game I ever played Marvel Vs. CapcomOne of the first fighting games that really caught me eye GarouGreatest SNK fighting game maybe? KOFIts KOF.... Phantasy Star Online 1-2First game I played like it, adventure, action and RPG Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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