What game do you think was the greatest made?, Tell me your game Options

[Drummer_boi_x]

I think one of the greatest games, more like a series was the roller coaster tycoon games. There so addicting and you can control so many aspects of a theme park.

Zack

[*mipadi*]

This is a really tough call, because I've enjoyed playing a lot of games. I don't play games much anymore, except for the "legacy" systems I have, but I still get a thrill out of some of those old games. I don't know if I can list just one, but I can list several in a rough order, starting with what I find to be the greatest.

1. Civilization II. Honestly, I have probably logged more hours on this game than any other. It's a perfect military/sociological/political simulation. No game is ever the same, and that's what is so awesome about it.
2. Perfect Dark. By far, my favorite of the first-person shooters, and another game I have played entirely too much. A perfect blend of action and science fiction--and it even has a great storyline to boot.
3. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. It's a Zelda game, and probably the best. 'Nough said.
4. GoldenEye. No videgame list is complete without this one, although I don't find the replay value as good as Perfect Dark. But that's just me. My friends and I used to play this hardcore eight years ago, and we still pull it out. (Side note: I used to be a legend at this game in my town. My friend, who goes to the same college as I do, still introduces me as "the guy who used to always kick my ass in GoldenEye every Friday night.")
5. Super Marioworld. I spent a lot of time playing this growing up. A legacy of the side-scrolling Mario games; I think the Mario games hit a peak with this one, although Super Mario 64 was also a damn good game.
6. MarioKart 64. The epitome of the MarioKart series. I'll never forget playing this with my bro growing up. Super MarioKart was one of the first games we bought for SNES, and it was the first I got for N64. He and I had a lot of good times playing MarioKart 64.