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You know over the years I've heard/read hundreds of complaints about this game's art style, but because of the cel shading the graphics looked amazing and still do. This is my favorite Zelda game.
Where to begin...my main character was level 156 (may he rest in peace, got deleted on accident, not my fault) and has over 200 hours on the timer. I was a subscriber for the online play for a few months and it was great. Though I'm sure the guy at GameStop I made climb up a ladder to get a broadband adapter for my GameCube was pretty pissed.
I cannot even begin to count the number of times I've gone through Super Mario Bros. I had the beefed up version on SNES, the hidden version in Animal Crossing, and finally the Virtual Console version.
I am well determined to achieve the full gamerscore in this game. And that's the Xbox 360 version not the PC version, but I will buy the PC version for the points one of these days. One of the best RPGs ever made. I don't know how you can't play over 100 hours in this.
This game filled that awkward void in my life where all I had was a GameCube but there wasn't anything coming out for it and the Wii was still ways away. This game dominated my freshman and sophmore years in high school and is still a blast to play today. Best part is it's free.
Summer 2008: Me, my PC, and Team Fortress 2. ALL SUMMER LONG! I had over 60 hours on the Pyro alone but have since reset my stats.
Do you know how many maps I've made over the years? I'd count them for you but I keep losing those damn memory cards. Probably the funniest game on this list.
I've had to spend at least 100 hours alone just exploring Hyrule Field. That game was absolutely flawless and I will fight anyone who disagrees with me when I say this was the greatest game ever made.
Like Ocarina I probably spent 100 hours just goofing around in the castle. Add in the additional hours I got off of the downloaded version on my Wii, the DS version, and the ROM I played during some of my classes in high school and I'd say it certainly could be a contender for my 1000 hour club.
So I have a SNES. And I have Super Mario World. And I beat it. Then the game save deleted itself. So I beat it again and again and again and again...