While it's damn near impossible to play every game of note that comes out, there are a few that I really do need to get around to. I can't help but wonder if some of these had a window where you could appreciate them but now they would just seem dated. Without further ado, the pile of shame!
People go on about this game something fierce. I've never really been a Zelda guy. I think I played a little bit of Link to the Past, but that was ages ago.
Apparently this is one of the best RPGs ever made? All I know is, a game featuring a talking floating skull is probably something I should get around to one of these days.
I have not earned the right to quote the Konami code, ever. I've played Super C on the SNES, but never played the original.
I remember my Sega system-owning heathen friends telling me how awesome this game was.
And I call myself an adventure game fan...
See? It's all lies.
I remember being like 8 and going over to my cousin's house to basically watch him play this for hours, but the wanker never let me have a turn with it.
Yeah, I'm one of those people who wasn't mad about the direction Fallout 3 went in because I have no emotional ties to the old games. Don't know if I could go back having put 100 hours or so into Fallout 3.
Not a one. Ever. I only found out she's a chick under that suit when I saw a preview of the new one coming out on Wii...kidding.
Another revered game that I know almost nothing about.
I do enjoy fighting games now and then, but this one slipped by me.
I don't feel too guilty about this one. I never heard of it until long after it came out. It was one of those games that people would make comparisons to when they wanted to praise a new release.
Look at the friggin cover of the game! It must be awesome, and I don't even like football very much.
Games that are used to make a case for games being "art" tend to put me off. Shame, because this is supposed to be a damn good game.
Same deal here.
I picked this up on DS when it came out, but I still haven't played it. The shame!
I like big stompy mechs. How have I managed to miss out on a whole franchise's worth of them?
Man, I must secretly have something against Konami. But wait...I love Metal Gear. Maybe it's vampires then.
A good friend of mine swears this is the most creative RTS ever made. I remember being in a game store maybe 10 years ago and they had older PC games that were dirt cheap. I had just enough money on me for one. There was this, and "Uprising". I bought Uprising. Whoops.
I should probably snap my Mass Effect 2 disc in half as penance.
