Soul Reaver... vast rich environments, cool storyline, and great characters.

Resident Evil 2

Old School - Galaga

Recent Years - Tribes2

Lucasart's X-Wing (PC) for filling a fantasy I had since I was a kid. But GTA Vice City is a very close second.

Diablo Diablo Diablo :)

I really can't narrow it down to only one but here are a few of my all time favorites: (not in any particular order)

ICO (PS2)
Prince of Persia (XBOX)
Ninja Gaiden (XBOX)
Final Fantasy Tactics (PS1)
Resident Evil Original & Remake (PS1) (GC)
Tomb Raider 1 (PS1)
Final Fantasy IIV, X (PS1, PS2)
Halo (XBOX)
Metal Gear Solid (PS1)
Legend of Dragoon (PS1)

FFXI (PC)
Bubble Bobble (NES)

I STILL play this game today, especially now that GF is hooked...

Soul Calibur for the Dreamcast. I'm still learning new ways to pummel people. It's great!

Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64)
Madden 2004 (PS2)
Super Metroid (SNES)
Conker's Bad Fur Day (N64)

I pop this in every few months and play as a new character working on different skill trees each time.

1. Halo. Xbox. In this age, the fact that a 3 year old game still is my most played ever says a lot. Amazing single and multi player experience. The huge battle in the snow field at the end of the 2nd to last level is one of the greatest joys in videogame history

2. Final Fantasy VII. PS1. Simply revolutionized the RPG, and I'd never seen anything like those CGI scenes when it came out. Aeris dying 1/2 way through was one of the best video game plot twists ever.

3. Galaga. Arcade. Greatest arcade game ever, 23 years old and still the champ.

4. Zelda: Ocarina of Time. N64. Best RPG game ever. Best Zelda game ever. Light years ahead of it's time.

5. NHL Hockey '94. Genesis. The best game ever to play against friends, until Halo came out. This got me through senior year of high school.

6. Knights of the Old Republic. X Box. Only RPG I've ever played thorugh and immediately started playing again. 80+ hours devoted to this game in a matter of weeks, and by far the greatest Star Wars game ever made. Talk about video game plot twists, the Revan plot twist is maybe the best in video game history.

7. Metroid Prime. GC. While I was tempted to put Super Metroid here instead, I played Super Metroid to completion about 2 months after winning Prime and looking back on it, found Prime to be a better experience. The magnetic wall section to get the plasma rifle is perhaps the coolest thing I've ever done in a video game.

8. Resident Evil. PS1. Unlike anything before it, and still the bets game in the series. The firsat time you see the Stalker coming at you in first person then coming at you slowly down the hall is the most scared I've ever been in my life.

9. Rogue Squadron. N64. The best game in this series was the first, absolutely gorgeous, amazing controls, and played endlessly in efforts to score golds on all levels.

10. Sword of Vermillion. Genesis. Sega's answer to a lack of Zelda franchise, and they created one of the best RPGs ever. The best incorporation of action into an RPG ever. Played this oen through less than a year ago, and still loved it.

Tribes

Saturn: Panzer Dragoon Saga
PS1 : Tomb Raider 1 and Colony Wars series
N64 : GoldenEye
DC : Phantasy Star Online and Rez and Cosmic Smash
PS2 : ICO and Culdcept
GC : Phantasy Star Online III and Lost Kingdoms 2
Xbox : Knights of the Old Republic and Halo
PC : Counterstrike and Tron 2.0
GBA : Golden Sun, Sonic Pinball Party, Pinball of the Dead
Neo Geo Pocket: Card Fighters Clash: Capcom vers.
Sega CD: Lunar II
3DO : Twisted and Pychic Detective (yes it's the pinnacle of fmv)
SNES: Ogre Battle
Jaguar: Tempest 2000 and BattleSphere
Nuon: Tempest 3000
Genesis: Columns, Vectorman
TG16: Military Madness and Alien Crush
Amiga: Hired Guns (classic Psygnosis)
Virtual Boy: Pinball
Vectrex: Space War (2 player of course)
Zodiac: Stunt Car Extreme
CDI: Ugh what a bad system. I'd guess it be Voyeur
Colecovision: Space Fury and Wargames
Intellivision: Tron Discs and Dungeons and Dragons
Pinball Arcade: Black Knight 2000
Arcade: Tournament Cyberball and Discs of Tron
Atari 2600: Space Invaders
Atari 5200: Star Raiders
Game.com : another bad system lets say Fighters Megamix
gameboy original: Tetris
gameboy color: Harvest Moon
NES: Rygar
Neo Geo: Metal Slug

[QUOTE]Originally posted by azeledge
3DO : Twisted and Pychic Detective (yes it's the pinnacle of fmv)

I can't believe somebody else had Psychic Detective. I had this for PS1 and played it only a few times. (Tried to play it is more like it) I had the hardest time trying to trade this game in when I did. Nobody wanted it.

Legend of Zelda (SNES)
Civilization, Planescape Torment, Master of Magic, HOMM, Fallout, Baldur's Gate (PC)

As far as recent games go Zone of the Enders 2, epic storyline, tight controls and cel shaded explosions make it a keeper for sure.

C&C: Red Alert, NHL Live 95, Soul Calibur

Suikoden I, II, III
Final Fantasy VI, VII, X, X-2
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker
Raiden Project, Ikaruga , Mars Matrix

PC-Papyrus's Nascar Racing series.

Console-EA's NHL Hockey series(the sega genesis days)

Goldeneye

1.Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty.

The rest of the top 5:
2.Hot Shots Golf 3
3.NCAA Football 2003
4.Super Street Fighter II
5.Tetris

Diablo 2
BF: 1942 Desert Combat
MoH: Allied Assault

Played all three for a year or more istraight in their day.

Still play all three.

High Heat 2001 on PC