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1.
Elite
(BBC
Micro, Acornsoft,
1984)
In
my opinion, Elite was probably the best game that was ever
made. |
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2.
Goldeneye
(N64,
Rare,
1997)
Goldeneye
was the reason I bought my N64 and the game never left my
console. |
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3.
Championship
Manager
(Amiga, Sports
Interactive, 1993)
Quite
possibly the most addictive game I have ever played, Championship
Manager is the best football(soccer) management game ever
created. |
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4.
Grand Theft Auto
3 (Playstation
2, Rockstar
North, 2001)
Grand Theft
Auto 3 redefined people's perspective on games. |
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5.
Sensible Soccer
(Amiga,
Sensible
Software, 1992)
My brother
and I played this game for hours upon end and we never once
tired of it. |
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6.
Speedball 2
(Amiga,
Image
Works, 1990)
Speedball
2 pitted two players against each other in a futuristic
football style game. Who could forget the legendary shouts
of 'Ice Cream' after sending your opponent to hospital? |
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7.
Soul Calibur
(Dreamcast,
Namco, 1999)
Namco
took the beat 'em up genre to a whole new level with this
classic Dreamcast game. |
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8.
Tony Hawk Pro
Skater (Playstation,
Neversoft, 1999)
Tony
Hawk Pro Skater was one of the most addictive games I have
ever played. |
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9.
Citadel
(BBC
Micro,
Richard and Steve Hanson, 1985)
This was
one of the first games I ever played and it captured my imagination
so much that I still play it 20 years later. |
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10.
Tekken
(Playstation,
Namco, 1995)
If
Goldeneye was the reason to buy an N64, there was no doubt
that Tekken was the reason to buy a Playstation. I made
more friends at University through this game than I would
like to admit. |
