-Zelda: The entire franchise minus windwaker. If you had to choose one, tie between link to the past & ocarina of time (Though I really did enjoy Majora's mask too)
-Super Mario RPG & the Legend of the Seven Stars...before there was paper mario, there was this masterpiece.
-Bauldur's Gate II...closest thing to playing D&D on a cpu, over half the game was optional content.
-Tetris...just try and argue that one, I dare you...
- Mario Kart 64...there was no other racing game for a long time that could compete for the fun you had while playing.
-Metal Gear Solid...before the internet, if you tossed the box it came in, you were -blam!-ed!
-Skies of Arcadia...overall enjoyable rpg with a long story & fun ship battles.
-Goldeneye...another one I don't think I have to explain...
-Jet Set Radio Future...I use to skate & the graphics were something else I had never seen before this. Also if you went for 100% completion, it was HARD.
-Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning...This title was overlooked by most, but if Bungie put in as much effort in the story as RA Salvatore did for KoAR, I could see destiny on my top ten. Kingdoms had flawless combat and a tree system were every spec was viable, dependent on your play-style. Only issue was the story was a little convoluted. They were working on a MMO sequel, but KoAR sales didn't meet their expectations and the project was abandoned.
Why is destiny not on here? See last game.
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