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The best game to be included with a console. I remember renting castlevania 3 with my friend Daniel with the inetion of not leaving the room until we completed it. Got a call from my friend Jean-Marc his mom bought him a SNES. Amazing level design, Yoshi, soo many levels, and star world. I remember fondly getting all stars.
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One of top 10. I love this game with all my heart. Love the campy horror story, the new direction the franchise took, mercenaries mode, and all the unlockables. The timed button action sequences were integrated so well. I remember the 1st time I put my controller down, and oouldn't get to it fast enough for the 1st button sequence...didn't make that mistake twice.
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Remember renting this game from the local quick mart rip-off. Playing co-op with my cousin. Double dragon with greaser style..er I should say extra greaser style.
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Another co-op game I played with my cousin. Fond memories of renting this game for the 1st time, over an Easter weekend. Purchased this for XBLA, and revisited old times.
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Another co-op cousin game. Birth of major frustration with gaming, one hit one kill. Also the birth of the konami code. I finished it many times, with that famous button pattern. Don't think I could do it with just 3 lives. Had to re-purchase it on the 360.
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Remember reading my old PC gamer and how it was a diablo clone. I loved Diablo soo much, had to play it anyway. Can't remember the class I finish it with, but I remember having class specific sections of the world.
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This is another one of my fav games of all time. Remember getting my sister to pick this up at costco, when I came up to visit her. Loved the shiny big old pc box. This game blew me away with being so non-linear. Loved how you could use different abilities to solve puzzles. And the upgrades...pumped points into sniping so I wasn't shaking like a mofo.
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Completed the orginal diablo as the warrior, and sorcerer. The birth of hack and slash. Simple but soo addictive. Remember playing into wee hours of the morning soo many times.
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I picked up the PC gamer and read the review about 15 times before the game came out. I bought the game before I had a decent PC to play it on. One of the greatest time wasters of all time. I still have my game guide, with a printout of how to access the cow level. I finished it as the necromancer, and the druid. Went half way through it with 3 other classes. This game along with its predecessor it one of the greatest time killers. Still one of my fav's of all time.
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The greatest final fantasy in my opinion. I completed this game 3 times over the years..but only got shadow to appear once. One of the greatest stories in gaming of all time, it had a great diverse cast of characters, and you could use 5 at a time. I still remember songs off the soundtrack, and haven't played the game in 10+ years...now thats a soundtrack.
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I remember this game being tricky. One of my crowning achievements in gaming that I still remember to this day, was figuring out I had to duck into a doorway latch, too access the top of a building. Lightsabers transcend camera angles, but it was amazing to use them in 1st person. Very neat that you could choose your path, and get specific abilities.
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My friend Dan got an original Xbox, my last year of university... just around exam time :). We played it soo much in 2 days, I avoided calls from my ex. And only ate foodish items I could throw in the oven, so I could play while it was cooking, and didn't have to leave the house.
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Ripped through this game with my friend Dan in about 6 hours on a Saturday afternoon. Remember how difficult it was to climb atop that pyramid with non stop enemies. Also recall how fun it was to drive as the world collapsed.
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I didn't know anyone who had a decent PC. Then about a year after this game was out, I met my friend Josh in high school. I played this game till about 2 in the morning, to the point my eyes were burning. Still gives me the effect of when I get an item in gaming, thinkin a bunch of walls will drop to reveal a s@3t load of enemies. My 1st introduction to mods, and how cool they were.
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Remember the anticipation for this game, and how huge the demo was. First game that really introduced me to mutiplayer. Loved NIN, so it was rewarding to hear the soundtrack, ohh and the nail gun :). Remember the last boss confusing me, and that you had to time your walk through a portal...seemed out of place.
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