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Uncharted 2 gave me a thrill-a-minute experience that is completely unparalleled in the world of video games. It stands alone as one of the greatest experiences of all time in interactive entertainment. Never before have I actually had my jaw hang agape as I watched the action unfurl before my eyes. A lot of this has to do with the fact that you stay in control of the character through the craziest moments that all other games would resort to showing you in the form of a cut-scene. There are unique moments around every corner in this game and it never lets up! I wish all games could be like this. A truly magnanimous achievement for the video game industry.
My favorite multiplayer game, ever.
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts is quite simply one of the most creative games ever made. The creativity comes from the player more-so than anyone. Every single obstacle you come across can be solved multiple ways - the only limit is how you can creatively use the pieces you have found for your garage. It had been a long time since I genuinely enjoyed a game as much as Nuts & Bolts and I feel it should be on everyone's list.
Faxanadu was a game that, when I was very VERY young I could not grasp or understand fully but still enjoyed. I couldn't read very well and even though the game has broken English, most of the text was rendered incomprehensible to me, I still enjoyed it very much. As years passed and I replaced my SNES my vocabulary grew (imagine that!) and I felt like checking out my old NES and the games with it. I played through this and it was one of the best experiences I ever had with a game. This game is definitely worth checking out for anyone out there who can still appreciate the old games that have built the foundation for today's blockbusters.
Morrowind got me away from JRPGs and into the more Americanized versions of their related genre. (I still enjoy the JRPG very much though) Morrowind presented a huge world, an epic quest, and so much freedom in an RPG that, at first, I was overwhelmed by the possibility of being able to do whatever I so chose. I was hooked and played through, wanting more. Luckily it came in the form of 2 very fun and interesting expansions.
Oblivion adds a lot to Morrowind's package but overall, at the core of things, it is more of the same. But this is a great thing as Morrowind had a very engaging story, so too does Oblivion. One of my favorite time wasters of all time, Oblivion gives you a lot of bang for your buck; I bought it at release and still play it today.
One of the most amazing RPGs you could ever experience.
I am over half-way through with this title at the time of writing. I only recently purchased a PS3 as of now (mostly to have a Blu-Ray player for the movie-loving girlfriend). Found the game new for $30, couldn't believe it since it is only 9 months old since this entry. This game is amazing by long and by far (so far) and I am very excited to see the conclusion of Metal Gear Solid.
Excellent game and story. Added many new features to the series that really improved upon an already interesting formula.
Ok, I hated Raiden as much as anyone, but I still enjoyed the game as much as I could.