Kyle's Top 100 Games as of 8/10/22

1. Kyle’s Top 100 Favorite
Games of All-Time

2. What I looked at for each game when ranking them:
● I ranked them as to how I PERSONALLY feel, not the general consensus on every
game
● I did this by personally ranking:
○ Gameplay
○ Graphics
○ Story
○ Singleplayer
○ Multiplayer
○ Hours of time I spent playing it
○ “The Nostalgia Factor”
● While a sports game may not have a story, the gameplay, multiplayer, and “The
Nostalgia Factor” plays a much bigger role

3. #100: Jurassic
Park: Operation
Genesis
● Playstation 2
● 2003
● Sims Theme Park with
Dinosaurs
● I loved building up the park
then tearing down the walls
and letting the dinos go
nuts

4. #99: Mario Kart 64
● N64
● 1996
● Better than the SNES one
● Basic for what came after

5. #98: Donkey Kong
Country 3: Dixie Kong’s
Double Trouble
● Super Nintendo
● 1996
● I don’t know how this one
got here either
● Loved the graphics and
Bosses in the game

6. #97: Borderlands 2
● Xbox 360
● 2012
● I played it on Xbox One
● Annoying campaign that
needs to be repeated 3
times for endgame content
● Sometimes hard to tell
when a weapon is better

7. #96: Mortal Kombat:
Deception
● PS2
● 2004
● Adventure mode was super
fun
● Character specific fatalities,
unlike in MK Armageddon

8. #95: Pokemon Snap
● N64
● 1999
● Fun taking pictures at first
then gets a little boring

9. #94: Pikmin
● Gamecube
● 2001
● Can’t tell if I love or hate the
time restraint
● Played recently and it’s
easier than I remember

10. #93: Resident Evil
HD Remake
● Xbox One (originally on
Playstation)
● Originally made in 1996,
remastered in 2002,
brought to Xbox in 2015
● Remake still has tough
puzzles
● Scared the shit out of me

11. #92: Soul Calibur 2
● Xbox
● 2002
● Spawn
● That’s it
● That’s the reason

12. #91: Mario Party 3
● N64
● 2000
● Fun minigames
● Boards were massive and
fun

13. #90: Sonic Adventure
DX
● Gamecube
● 2003
● IT’S KIND OF HARD TO
HEAR THE CHARACTERS
OVER THE MUSIC
● Fun endgame level
● Fuck fishing with Big

14. #89: Forza
Motorsport 6
● Xbox One
● 2015
● Better than 1
● Better than 4
● Better than 5
● Better than 7
● Car selection was pretty
cool
● Game became more
realistic, making it hard to
control overpowered
lightweight vehicles

15. #88: Mario Golf:
Toadstool Tour
● Gamecube
● 2003
● Unique and interesting
courses
● Character lineup was good
● Secret Characters were
difficult to unlock
● Some characters swing
paths were unusable

16. #87: Dragonball Z:
Budokai 2
● PS2
● 2003
● Brought about my love for
Dragonball Z…I hated it up
until this point
● Better than the first game
● 2nd game brought in the
Buu sagas
● Gotenks was cool
● Perfect Cell > errbody

17. #86: Top Gear
● Super Nintendo
● 1992
● Fun 2 player racing game
● No relation to Top Gear®
● Arguably one of the best
soundtracks for any game
on the SNES

18. #85: Final Fantasy XIII
● Xbox 360
● 2009
● Commonly known as “Final
Hallway 13”
● Great story and graphics
● Not so great “push button
to play movie” gameplay
● Hope’s whiny bitch chapter
is annoying

19. #84: Mario Golf: Super
Rush
● Nintendo Switch
● 2021
● Interesting but short story
mode
● Courses were originally
bland but free DLC has
been created for it
● Ability to put your own spin
on the ball, unlike Toadstool
Tour

20. #83: Beautiful
Katamari
● Xbox 360
● 2007
● A weird Japanese game at
it’s finest
● Roll shit up on a ball and
eventually get as big as the
universe

21. #82: Backyard
Baseball 2001
● PC
● 2000
● Play as the child stars of
tomorow’s steroid junkies
● Some of the banter was
aggressively annoying
● iAdios
Baseball!

22. #81: Halo 3
● Xbox 360
● 2007
● Not as good as the others
but better than 4
● Mulitplayer was aight
● Kind of interesting new
weapons

23. #80: Halo Reach
● Xbox 360
● 2010
● Forgettable story
● Unmemorable characters
● Should have just used the
script from the book
● SWAT multiplayer was fun
● Invasion was an awesome
game mode

24. #79: Gears of War 2
● Xbox 360
● 2008
● Wonderful story
● Amazing graphics
● Horrific online PvP
multiplayer
● First Gears game to include
Horde mode, which is a
great mode but its not that
great

25. #78: Pokemon
Stadium
● N64
● 1999
● 9 times out of 10, my team
was the 3 Legendary birds
● Minigame mode was fun
● Transfer pak was neat

26. #77: Bioshock
● Xbox 360
● 2007
● Cool underwater dystopia
● Graphics were so good, I
didn’t move right away after
the first cutscene because I
thought it was still in a
cutscene
● Weapons were awesome
and had cool upgrades that
aesthetically changed the
weapon

27. #76: Apex Legends
● Xbox One
● 2019
● Also surprisingly an EA
game
● Oh wait, nope
● There’s the micro
transactions
● Yup, definitely an EA game
● Different characters with
different abilities
● It’s fun up until 10pm, then
the tryhards show up

28. #75: Unreal
Championship
● Xbox
● 2002
● A beat-em-up in 1st person
● Singleplayer was just as fun
as multiplayer
● Weapons were awesome
● Pace of game was fun
Boom

29. #74: Mario Kart:
Double Dash!!
● Gamecube
● 2003
● Por Que No Los Dos when it
came to characters
● Each duo of characters had
Special items
● Tracks were fun
● Finishing gold in every cup
unlocked something

30. #73: Hot Wheels:
Turbo Racing
● N64
● 1999
● Suprisingly an EA game
● Fun tracks and sick stunts
● Tons of secret cars to unlock
● Awesome commentator
phrases, such as but not
limited to:
○ AAAAAAAddddioss!
○ HAVE…MERRSSSAYYY
○ DUMP IT, AND BUMP
IT
○ EAT SOME SMOKE!!
○ Don’t even
thinkaboutit…

31. #72: Jak and Daxter:
The Precursor Legacy
● PS2
● 2001
● Graphics are still pretty
great compared to today’s
standards
● Environments were really
detailed
● Fun gameplay
● Fuck that giant fish

32. #71: Banjo Tooie
● N64
● 2000
● Unique bosses
● Fun, colorful, and
interesting worlds
● The garbled speech
soundbites were hilarious

33. #70: Yakuza Kiwami
● PS4
● 2016
● Half Yakuza themed beat-
em-up
● Half Kamurocho life
simulator
● Interesting story
● Somewhat limited Sandbox
with hours of
entertainment

34. #69(nice):Pokemon
Stadium 2
● N64
● 2000
● Pokemon Stadium but
better
● More fun minigames
● Gym Leader Castle is super
long
● Wish they would have put
the legendaries in

35. #68: Ape Escape
● Playstation
● 1999
● Interesting game concept
● Levels seemed small
● Lots of cool gadgets to use
to catch apes

36. #67: Dante’s Inferno
● Xbox 360
● 2010
● BeAtRiCeEeEeE
● Always fun killing
unbaptized babies
● Fun concept of going
further and further down
into hell
● Interesting boss designs

37. #66: Uncharted 2:
Among Thieves
● PS3
● 2009
● I first played it on the PS4
with The Nathan Drake
Collection
● Climbing levels were by far
the most fun
● Regularly hated the
shooting enemies parts
● Graphics also a plus

38. #65: Donkey Kong 64
● N64
● 1999
● It’s truly the DK rap that
gets me
● Legit though, fun levels
● Each Character has their
own collectibles to get
● Interesting boss fights,
including revisiting bosses
● Graphics were great at the
time and colorful
● Surprisingly fun multiplayer
mode

39. #64: .Hack Infection
● PS2
● 2002
● Fun non-MMO MMO
● Story is interesting
● Character Designs are cool
● Wish they made more
.Hack game like this one
● Fuck aftermarket pricing for
part 4

40. #63: The Elder Scrolls
V: Skyrim
● PC
● 2011
● Dungeons and caves were
less linear and more fun at
times
● Fun upon original release
but still feels lacking
compared to previous
games
● Dragon Armor was cool but
very easy to get to with
dagger smithing so made
the rest of the game
unfulfilling

41. #62: Overwatch
● Xbox One
● 2016
● Look I’m not happy about
this choice either
● Ranking the pre-Reaper
nerf version
● Fun when playing with
friends but can still be full of
tryhards
● Hours (and money) spent
that I’ll never get back

42. #61: Halo: Combat
Evolved
● Xbox
● 2001
● Infinite grenades is the only
true way to play multiplayer
● Campaign was pretty good
● Assault Rifle was great
● Wish that Xbox Live was a
thing when it came out

43. #60: Resident Evil 4
● Gamecube
● 2005
● First ever over-the-shoulder
3rd person Resident Evil
● Interesting story and
environment
● Loved Leon as a character
● I have yet to finish this one…

44. #59: Guitar Hero III:
Legends of Rock
● PS2
● 2007
● Wasn’t until I played this
game that I discovered a lot
of music that I never really
knew was out there
● Some pretty good songs,
but not the best ones
● Looked way better on the
Xbox 360
● If I never hear Welcome to
the Jungle again, I will die a
happy, happy man

45. #58: Hitman: Blood
Money
● Xbox 360
● 2006
● Nobody can be a witness if
everyone is dead
● One of the harder hitman
games by today’s standards
● Had to strategy guide my
way into beating it
● Interesting targets and cool
locations

46. #57: L.A. Noire
● Xbox 360
● 2011
● Obsessed with the time
period and style
● Acting was pretty cool in
the game
● Crimes were interesting to
solve
● Takes a lot away from the
game if you use a guide

47. #56: Octopath
Traveler
● Nintendo Switch
● 2018
● A great turn-based RPG
with a little twist to combat
● Game gorgeously mixes
pixel art with modern
graphics
● 8 different characters to
use, each with 4 story parts
● Kinda sucks if you choose a
crappy character to begin
the game because they are
with you the whole time

48. #55: Forza Motorsport 2
● Xbox 360
● 2007
● Wasted a good amount of
my life on this game
● This game continued to
tumble down the list as I
was making it
● DLC was removed from the
store so my game is now
unplayable
● Big selection of cars
● Was fun Suping up
otherwise shitty cars
● Repetitive tracks later in the
game with just more laps
added to the race

49. #54: Pokemon
HeartGold Version
● Nintendo DS
● 2009
● A rehashed Pokemon Gold
version with updated
graphics
● Reminded me of how easy
Kanto was
● Pokewalker was a neat
addition
● Stupidly overpriced now

50. #53: Pokemon Arceus
● Nintendo Switch
● 2022
● The Pokemon game we’ve
always wanted
● Like most later gens, it’s
pretty easy
● Interesting boss fights
● I’ve sunk about 15+ hours
into the game and I’ve still
just been dicking around in
the 1st area

51. #52: The Legend of
Zelda: The Wind
Waker
● Gamecube
● 2003
● First ever Zelda game I
played for a lengthy
amount of time (Link to the
Past was the first I ever
played)
● Cel-shaded Masterpiece
● Though I never beat it, the
game seems lengthy and
full of content
● Musical score was also
fantastic

52. #51: Super Smash
Bros
● N64
● 1999
● Introduced me to a lot of
other Nintendo Franchises
● Very unique for it’s time
● Multiplayer was a ton of fun
● Samus is my main

53. #50: Spiderman
● Playstation
● 2000
● The different cheats and
costumes made this game
a lot of fun
● Unfortunately there is no
ground level
● Falling to the street = death
● Featured a lot of villains in
the game, including some
that have not been in the
movies
● Fuck the subway water
levels

54. #49: Red Dead
Redemption
● Xbox 360
● 2010
● Grand Theft Auto in the
Wild West
● I’d get so sidetracked by
hunting animals or random
bystanders
● John Marston was a bad ass
protagonist
● The end game missions
were a lot of fun
● Way more simplistic than
Red Dead Redemption II

55. #48: Assassin’s Creed
● Xbox 360
● 2007
● So much fun to climb shit
● Combat was aight
● Loved having a target to
hunt down
● Had 4 different area maps
to dick around in
● Simplistic compared to later
titles, in a good way
● Wish the story wasn’t about
being in a simulation

56. #47: Guitar Hero II
● PS2
● 2006
● First ever song I played on
Expert: “Surrender” By
Cheap Trick
● Good songs throughout the
entire game

57. #46: Viva Pinata
● Xbox 360
● 2006
● I played the shit out of the
demo before buying the
game
● I hated destroying or
feeding my pinata to other
pinatas, so I usually didnt
get very far
● God damn Wirlehms were
so damn cute
● I mean
● COME
ON

58. #45: Mario Party 6
● Gamecube
● 2004
● The Day/Night mechanic on
gameboards made it
unique and interesting
● Day/Night also changed
some minigames, either
objective wise or
aesthetically
● Fantastic minigames
● Fuck that microphone

59. #44: Mass Effect
● Xbox 360
● 2007
● Fantastic dialogue
● The ability to be the good
guy or asshole was
awesome
● Lore was interesting at
times
● Easy to get lost in the game
● Combat was alright
● What can you tell me about
the Reapers?

60. #43: Pokemon Shield
● Nintendo Switch
● 2019
● One of the more easier
pokemon games
● Sometimes I felt like I was
leveling too fast for my
Pokemon to obey me so I
was forced to move along
● Was cool to actually see the
Pokemon moving around
on the map
● Introduced new gym trials
which I thought were meh

61. #42: Ghost of
Tsushima
● PS4
● 2020
● So I’ve finally taken the time
to play this game
● Sandboxy Assassin’s Creedy
Samurai game, but without
the aggressive soulsy
manics of Sekiro
● Cool story of saving your
uncle and getting the
invading mongols DA FUCK
off your island
● Graphically a top 10 game
of all-time.

62. #41: NFL Blitz 2000
● N64
● 1999
● So much fun tackling the
shit out of each other
● Commentary and player
soundbites were top notch
● Hours and hours of fun
multiplayer

63. #40: Fallout 3
● Xbox 360
● 2008
● My first introduction to the
franchise
● Finishing the story was
pointless until the DLC
allowed you to continue
after the final mission
● Wasteland was boring at
times
● Glad I didn’t have to build
settlements and all of that
other bullshit

64. #39: Fallout: New
Vegas
● Xbox 360
● 2010
● A standalone should have
been DLC for Fallout 3
● Protagonist story was
interesting
● Cool new weapons
implemented
● Soundtrack straight
slapped
● Environment was not as
saturated with objects and
structures like in Fallout 3

65. #38: Assassin’s Creed
II
● Xbox 360
● 2009
● Spaghetti Western
Assassin’s Creed
● I first thought I would hate
it because it wasn’t Altair
● Climbing through the level
with the cathedral was by
far the most fun I’ve ever
had in an AC game
● Upgraded armor changed
your appearance
● Not as many sandbox levels
compared to AC 1

66. #37: Disgaea 5
Complete
● Nintendo Switch
● 2017
● Original on the Vita and PS4
in 2015
● Handheld Switch version is
more fun and includes all
the DLC previously released
● Tactics game with a max
level of 9999 for all of your
characters
● Spells and abilities could
also be leveled up and
upgraded
● Randomized world mode
added thousands of hours
onto the game

67. #36: Batman: Arkham
Asylum
● Xbox 360
● 2009
● Hell yeah, the Batman
game we always wanted
● Just about every major
batman villain is in this one
● Gadgets were cool
● Any cutscene damage to
Batman’s suit stuck around
the whole game
● Lots of exploring for a
sandbox game
● Didn’t like the combat
combo system

68. #35: Luigi’s Mansion
● Gamecube
● 2001
● Interesting ghosts, which
were basically boss fights
● The beginning creeped me
out as a kid
● Boos as collectibles were
also fun to collect
● One of the first games I ever
played on the GC

69. #34: Super Mario
RPG: Legend of the
Seven Stars
● Super Nintendo
● 1996
● One of the best turn-based
RPGs
● You could actually have
Bowser fight on your team
● Graphical and musical
masterpiece, with a
fantastic story
● Should be a Federal Capital
Offense that it never got a
TRUE sequel

70. #33: Burnout
Revenge
● Xbox 360
● 2005
● Nothing is more fun than
taking down other racers
● The career mode was
extensive with all different
types of race types
● Eliminator was the best
mode type
● Asinine achievements, like
“Get top clip of the week”

71. #32: Midnight Club 3:
D.U.B. Edition
● Xbox
● 2005
● House Real Big
● Cars Real Big
● BELLY REAL BIG
● ERRYTHANG REAL BIG
● Soundtrack straight up
SLAAAAAAAAPPPED
● Lots of customization
options for every single car
● Races were fun but also
maddening when you
would hit traffic
● Was fun always racing at
night

72. #31: Halo 2
● Xbox
● 2004
● The real reason you ever got
Xbox Live
● Had more fun in the
custom matches than
anything else
● Favorite game modes were
Tower of Power and Grand
Theft Auto
● Campaign was alright,
didn’t have as much of a fun
ending as Halo 1 and 3
● Where my love of 1st person
shooters began
● Was better than my brother
at this game for only 1 week
of my life

73. #30: Pokemon Gold
Version
● Gameboy Color
● 2000
● I will always love Ho-oh
even though he seems to
be the red-headed
stepchild compared to
Lugia
● Even though most of Kanto
is pretty easy because you
are overleveled, still feels
like this game is one of the
longest
● I’d consider this to be
Pokemons GOLDEN age
● lolz

74. #29: Grand Theft
Auto: San Andreas
● PS2
● 2004
● Huge fan map to play on
compared to the games
before it
● Fun weapons and a jetpack
● Hated doing gang terrority
defending
● Very robotic animation
● Just don’t miss the train, CJ
● Fuck RC missions

75. #28: Goof Troop
● Super Nintendo
● 1993
● Disney Presents the Legend
of Zelda
● Game is more meant to be
played with 2 people
● Fun boss fights
● Easy but enjoyable puzzles

76. #27: Sonic Adventure
2: Battle
● Gamecube
● 2002
● More fun and smoother
than Sonic Adventure DX
● ER MEH GAHD ITS
SHADOW
● Hero and Dark stories were
both fun to play and was
cool how they tied together
● Endgame story was a lot of
fun as well
● Chao Garden was where I
spent most of my days

77. #26: Final Fantasy X-2
● PS2
● 2003
● Final Fantasy: Powerpuff
Girls
● What can I say… I enjoyed
the gameplay
● Job system and leveling
was simple and easy to
understand
● Dialogue was aged milk
then and is aged milk now
● Story is very mehhh
● Blitzball was completely
destroyed in this one

78. Honorable Mentions

79. #25: Kingdom Hearts
II
● PS2
● 2005
● Story was interesting but
got super complicated
thanks to Chain of
Memories
● Sora’s different forms were
a cool new mechanic
● Some cool new worlds
● Atlantica was ruined
● Included some new fun
characters to play with

80. #24: Forza
Motorsport 3
● Xbox 360
● 2009
● Game came with a 2nd disc
with all the cars from Forza
Motorsport 2
● First Forza game with in-
cabin car view
● Each racing series was kind
of unique
● Brought back Point to Point
races, which are awesome

81. #23: Warriors Orochi
3: Ultimate
● Xbox One
● 2018
● Compiles Dynasty and
Samurai Warriors with
Tecmo characters and a few
other randoms
● Leveling system has a re-up
system that allows you to
choose which stats to
permanently level up
● Dozens of levels, but not
always fun after the game is
completed, except gauntlet
mode, which is meh.

82. #22: Dead Rising
● Xbox One
● 2006
● Who’d thought killing
zombies with random
objects in a mall would be
● So
● Much
● FUN
● Played it so much I had
dreams I was playing it
● Frank West has covered
wars, you know

83. #21: Dead Rising 2: Off
the Record
● Xbox 360
● 2011
● Spinoff of Dead Rising 2, but
you play as Frank West
again and can take pictures
● Combining weapons made
things a lot more fun
● Seemed a little easier
rounding up survivors

84. #20: Super Smash
Bros: Ultimate
● Nintendo Switch
● 2018
● The Smash Bros game that
we have always wanted
● Character selection is full of
content, though some
character’s moves are
cloned
● Gives you the option to play
every stage as a battlefield
level
● Up to 8 players
● Virtually unlimited replay
value
● Storyboard mode was eh
● Substituting cards for
trophies was dumb

85. #19: Super Smash
Bros: Melee
● Gamecube
● 2001
● Not as expansive as
Ultimate, but beats it out
due to the mems
● Super Sudden Death,
Pokeballs only is my favorite
way to play it
● Possibly my most played
Gamecube game
● Roy’s my boy

86. #18: Project Gotham
Racing 2
● Xbox
● 2003
● Bizarre Creations Studios
was brutally murdered by
Turn 10 (Forza) and left for
dead after the 4th
installment
● Where my obsession with
cars began
● Forever wishing I had a
2003 Ferrari Enzo
● Last Man standing was by
far the best game mode

87. #17: Person 5: Royal
● PS4
● 2019
● Persona 5 but with more
content and occasionally
added dialogue and
cutscenes
● Kingdom Hearts
dungeon/Shibuya Life
Simulator
● Very easy to get lost in this
game for hours on end
● Story is great, characters are
great
● Still haven’t finished it
yet…and I may just wait
until it comes out on the
Switch

88. #16: Star Wars:
Battlefront II
● Xbox
● 2005
● GET THE WOOKIE
● A Top 5 best Star Wars game of all-
time
● Just as much fun playing singleplayer
conquest as it was playing
multiplayer
● Each level had specific heroes or
villains you could play as if you had
gotten enough points
● Awards and medals eventually gave
your character permanent powerups
● Levels and character classes were
amazing
● Space Battles also were a blast
● A 3rd person shooter masterpiece
● R.I.P. Pandemic Studios, you sacrificial
lamb, you

89. #15: Gears of War
● Xbox
● 2006
● I was first introduced to this
game by the “Mad World”
trailer at a movie theater
● Nitty, gritty, hardcore
gamplay with a steep
multiplayer learning curve
● Most popular game modes
were “One and Done”
● Beautiful game for its time,
and better than some
games today
● Not the best or worst story
compared to the others

90. #14: The Elder Scrolls
IV: Oblivion
● Xbox
● 2006
● Man this game was such a
blast
● Duplication glitches and
100% chameleon pretty
much broke this game
● Music, graphics, and story
are a masterpiece
● Nothing beats the feeling of
getting high on skooma,
dropping everything you
own and sprinting for a
recordbreaking 40-yard
dash

91. #13: Gears of War 3
● Xbox
● 2011
● A Story Masterpiece
● Multiplayer weapons were
broken at times
● Team Deathmatch was
really fun
● Graphically amazing as well
● Interesting Characters
● Overall the best Gears
game in the series

92. #12: Pokemon Ruby
Version
● Gameboy Advance
● 2002
● My favorite gen of Pokemon
by a landslide
● Holy crap RUNNING SHOES
WEEEEEEEE
● Legendaries were awesome
● Exclusives for both Ruby
and Sapphire were
awesome
● Elite Four had amazing
pokemon
● Graphically a great upgrade
from 2nd gen

93. #11: Call of Duty 4:
Modern Warfare
● Xbox 360
● 2007
● If It wasn’t Gears 1, I was
probably playing COD 4
● Loved the weapons
● Enjoyable Singleplayer
● Addicting Multiplayer
● No final kill cam after
EVERY FUCKIN’ ROUND in
Search and Destroy, unlike
the newer games
● Not as overpowered
weapons and killstreaks in
MW2
● MW2 SUCCCCKKKKEEDDD

94. #10: Final Fantasy VII
● PS1
● 1997
● Dark and depressing
dystopian game with
awesome characters
● Character animation looked
odd outside of combat and
cutscenes
● Sepiroth is still a pretty
badass villain
● Leveling and Materia
system were simple, which
my simple mind enjoyed
and miss from the earlier
Final Fantasy games

95. #9: Battlefield 4
● Xbox One
● 2013
● Weapons, maps,
attachments, equipment,
medals, awards, and
vehicles were all fantastic
● Graphics were great
● Multiplayer was fun
● Playing on Operation Metro
32v32 was one of my
favorite ways to play, and it
felt like being in an actually
firefight

96. #8: Pokemon Yellow
Version
● Gameboy
● 1998
● Fairly certain this is the first
videogame I was ever
obsessed with
● Leveled my Pigeot
nicknamed "ZOOOOOOM”
to Level 97 and completely
abandoned my Pikachu
around level 26 for some
reason
● Game gave birth to my love
for Pokemon

97. #007: Goldeneye
● N64
● 1997
● It speaks for itself
● Singleplayer was a lot more
fun with the myriad of
cheats
● Missions were sometimes
confusing to beat unless
you read the files before the
mission
● Pierce Brosnan is still best
Bond

98. #6: Grand Theft Auto:
Vice City
● PS2
● 2002
● You’re out of touch
● I’m out of time
● By far best music out of any
GTA game ever created
● First ever Grand Theft Auto I
ever played
● The 80’s Miami theme just
strikes a chord with me
● Missions were enjoyable
● Cheats also made this
game a timeless classic

99. #5: Kirby Super Star
● Super Nintendo
● 1996
● Probably the game that
Jeremy and I played the
most
● Playing as anyone but
Player 2 in this game
doesn’t seem right
● Though other Kirby games
came after, i still find this
one to be the most fun and
best looking of them all
● Bosses were fun
● An amazing, enjoyable
experience

100. #4: Dynasty Warriors
4
● Playstation 2
● 2003
● I know more about ancient
semi-historic Chinese
History than the common
man because of this game
● Zhou Tai, Gan Ning, and Ma
Chao are mi bois
● Wu is my favorite faction
● Battles had mostly the
same objectives, but it was
still a blast to play

101. #3: Final Fantasy VIII
● Playstation
● 1999
● Pre-rendered cutscenes
were gorgeous and
beautiful, especially for the
time
● Story and Characters were
equally as amazing
● Just wish the Junctioning
system and the leveling
system weren’t so screwy
● Though Edgy, Squall is
probably my favorite Final
Fantasy Protagonist

102. #2: Kingdom Hearts
● PS2
● 2002
● Disney meets Final Fantasy
● Whoever came up with that
idea is most likely running
Square-Enix right now
● Worlds were great
● Wonderland’s music was
especially horrible, otherwise
music for the game is great
● Face it…
● We all know…
● You had “Simple and Clean” by
Utada Hikaru on your mp3
player or Ipod at some time in
your life
● Maybe even still today…

103. And finally…

104. The game that many of you
have probably already
guessed…

105. #1: Final Fantasy X
● Playstation
● 2001
● My favorite Final Fantasy
and turn based RPG of all-
time
● Everything amazing about
it
○ Characters
○ Aeons
○ Enemies
○ Story
○ Blitzball
○ Music
○ This entire game
● Perfection from Square-
Enix that I feel still has not
been matched yet

106. FIN