[Dentie]

Tony hawks underground for sure it was the most fun game in the series and the story line was awesome and the intro scared me

[PhilistineEars]

The original Metroid.

[Archon'sRage]

Ah. tony hawks underground, i loved that game, but i got two first, never got past the beaver buster part(and i borrowed my game to my friend at he scratched it so horribly it was unbelievable), then eventually i got the first, i played through it like more than 5 times i loved the customization.
Let's see...
i can't remember the games i have back in the USA but i liked most of them(like 20 games or so in all).
I'm not really a critic so as long as a game is fun, i like it, even if the storyline is cheesy, games are for fun, not for in-depth story-telling and a non-fun gameplay.
let's see out of the ones i remember:
halo(1,2(haven't played three yet(2 was fun with co-op with my friend)))
need for speed underground
crimson skies
ugh... i can't remember anything else but i know i liked most of my games.

[Walker]

Originally Posted by Archon'sRage

Ah. tony hawks underground, i loved that game, but i got two first, never got past the beaver buster part(and i borrowed my game to my friend at he scratched it so horribly it was unbelievable), then eventually i got the first, i played through it like more than 5 times i loved the customization.
Let's see...
i can't remember the games i have back in the USA but i liked most of them(like 20 games or so in all).
I'm not really a critic so as long as a game is fun, i like it, even if the storyline is cheesy, games are for fun, not for in-depth story-telling and a non-fun gameplay.
let's see out of the ones i remember:
halo(1,2(haven't played three yet(2 was fun with co-op with my friend)))
need for speed underground
crimson skies
ugh... i can't remember anything else but i know i liked most of my games.

Oh, yeah, Crimson Skies. There're so few flying games that any are cool, but I especially liked that one-- I've always liked the weird little x-plane-type designs that never got built, and all the aircraft in that game were like that. Plus, it had a fairly interesting alternate history, which I ALSO like.

[cheezMcNASTY]

almost forgot Legend of the Dragoon for PS1.
it may be old and unpublicized, but that JRPQ was more immersive and fun then any Final Fantasy ever was for me.