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The Top 5 Games of All Time

An anonymous reader writes "The guys over at trusted reviews have come up with lists of their top five games of all time. There are some obvious choices and some very obscure ones, but on the whole its interesting reading. See how their lists compare to yours."

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  1. Re:let the platforms wars begin by dualmoo · · Score: 5, Informative

    For those interested, here is the complete list:

    Riyad:
    - Resident Evil 4 - Nintendo GameCube
    - Chaos - Sinclair ZX Spectrum
    - Dungeon Explorer - PC Engine
    - Blade Runner - PC
    - Riyad: Mario 64 - Nintendo 64

    Stu:
    - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - N64
    - Lords of Midnight - Sinclair ZX Spectrum
    - Civilization - PC
    - ICO - PlayStation 2
    - Half-Life - PC

    Benny:
    - X-Wing vs Tie Fighter - PC
    - Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2 - PC
    - Counter-Strike - PC
    - Unreal Tournament - PC
    - Shenmue - Sega Dreamcast

    Gordon:
    - Kick Off - PC
    - Sim City - PC
    - Tetris - Nintendo GameBoy
    - Championship Manager 2 - PC
    - Formula 1 GP - PC

    Spode
    - Commander Keen - PC
    - Lemmings - PC
    - Doom - PC
    - Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge - PC
    - Day of the Tentacle - PC

  2. And just where the hell is Elite by shockwaverider · · Score: 5, Informative
    What about Elite on the BBC micro?

    OK - Lets forget that
    • It was the first truly 3D 8 bit game
    • It had 8 galaxies, each containing 256 solarsystems to explore
    • It had missions, and police ships as well as pirates and traders, and the ability to be either
    But fer Chrissakes it was coded into 18Kbytes of handcrafted 6502 machine code. That alone deserves a mention!
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    Remember kids! Guns don't kill people - Americans kill people.
  3. Wolfenstein by Frankie70 · · Score: 5, Informative


    Doom, because it practically reinvented the FPS, both in terms of originality of gameplay and graphics quality.


    No, that was Wolfenstein.
    I liked Doom better, but it was Wolf which reinvented the genre.