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The Huddle's Top Ten Video Games


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10. Shenmue(Dreamcast)

9. Blizzard Games(Warcraft, Starcraft, Diablo, WOW)

8. Red Dead Redemption(360)

7. Civ 3-5(PC)

6. Zelda Ocarina of Time(N64)

5. Halo Series(Xbox-Xbox360)

4. Suikoden 1-3(PS1-PS2)

3. Valyrie Profile(PS1)

2. FF VII(PS1)

1. MGS Series(PS1-PS3)

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I can't ever commit to a top 10 list as I change my mind alot, but here are a few of my childhood and current favorites

Super Mario Bros Series(NES/SNES)

Contra/Super C (NES)

HALO CE and HALO3...HALO 2 can kiss my ass.(XBOX)

Hogans Ally/Duck Hunt(NES)

Gunsmoke(NES)

Castlevania(NES)

Sonic the Hedgehog (Genesis)

Grand Theft Auto III/IV (PS2/Xbox)

GoldenEye (N64)

Street Fighter II (SNES)

Call of Duty Series...WWII and Modern (PC/xbox)

Donkey Kong (NES)

Red Dead Redmeption/Nightmare (Xbox)

Madden (xbox)

Uncharted series (PS3)

Nascar series (PS2/XBOX/PC)

Tom Clancy's :Whatever...seriously. Splinter Cell/Rainbow Six/Ghost Recon/HawX (Xbox/Dreamcast)

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This goes more or less in order of amount of hours I've put in on it over my lifetime, so it's a reflection more of which ones I've loved enough to play over and over and over again, not necessarily which are best. Skyrim for example is an awesome game, but I never play it because all my available gaming time goes to BF3.

1. SOCOM 2 (PS2)

2. Goldeneye 007 (N64)

3. Excitebike (Nintendo)

4. Original Tony Hawk's Pro Skater (PS)

5. Super Mario Kart (N64)

6. Battlefield: Modern Combat (360)

7. COD 4: Modern Warfare (360 & PS3, yes I had it for both)

8. Battlefield 3 (PS3)

9. MLB the Show 11 (PS3)

10. Madden (Various systems. Yes it's been poo forever but I buy it every single year anyway and play the shiznit out of it.

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elder scrolls is way older than shenmue.

it was definitely groundbreaking and beautiful for it's time... it wasn't that much fun though imo. stacking boxes with a forklift and riding the bus is not what i play video games for.

I know its older, but you couldn't interact with just about anything in the environment. Thats what I was referring to. I believe that started on a limited basis with Elder Scrolls III, and on a more complete basis in Elder Scrolls IV and V.

Am I really the only person to list an actual arcade video game?

I thought about listing Super Offroad, being my favorite arcade game, but decided not to bc there isn't really a story or anything.

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Am I really the only person to list an actual arcade video game?

My girlfriend in high school worked at a miniature golf place and as part of her paycheck she got like $100 in game tokens. I used to play Blitz for hours and hours and hours at the huge arcade there. I had every single high score and record. Tim Biakabatuka was the man on that game. I wish I could have pulled a George from Seinfeld and somehow taken it home to keep the high scores intact. AWESOME GAME, and probably should have been on my list. I played Time Crisis a ton too.

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Am I really the only person to list an actual arcade video game?

I remember when Wal-Mart had arcade games out in the front door area and me and my sister and brother would play them while my mother was in the store. Mortal Kombat, Street fighter, Moonwalker, Operation Wolf, Captain America and the Avengers, King of the Monsters, The Simpsons, X-Men and there was this one that was a fighting game that was clay-mation people fighting each other. Can't remember the name of it.

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My number 1, FF7

In no particular order after that:

Tenchu 2

Aliens vs Predator (arcade version)

Ninja Gaiden series even the old school

Secret of Mana

Legend of Zelda series

Super Mario Bros

Lord of the Rings, Return of the King (ps2)

Knight of the old Republic 2

Final Fantasy series besides 7

Dragon Warrior

Breath of Fire 3

Tony Hawk series on PS2

Punch Out

Paperboy

Tecmo Super Bow and Tecmo Bowl

Sonic and Knuckles also connected to Sonic 2 and 3

Ultimate Mortal Kombat

Golden Eye N64

Super Mario Kart

Excitebike

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In no particular order, these are the games that I remember enjoying the most:

Gunstar Heroes (Sega Genesis)

Aliens vs. Predator (Atari Jaguar, PC)

Punch Out (NES)

Baseball Stars (NES)

FF VII (PS1)

Doom 3 (XBox)

Madden series (every system)

Batman: Arkham Asylum/City (360)

Gears of War series (360)

Half-Life series (PC/Xbox/360)

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