Jay's Top 5 Favorite Vidgahms as of 2/7/13

Well by golly, I've actually played (and liked) three of those games (2, 3, and 5). As for #4, I totally remember hearing about that game a couple of times, and then it disappeared. I guess it got released, by golly. *thumbs up* Copenhagen, and all that good snuff.

I have never heard of most of those games. . . Minecraft and Portal. xD But this is cool!

My favorites, out of the games I've played and enjoyed... I'm not much of a gamer (except when it comes to Skyrim @_@) . . . mine isn't as great as yours' but don't judge me ;-;:

5) Dragon's Dogma --
a fun little fantasy that was worth an hour or two's enjoyment, but I still haven't finished it and probably never will. . it was quite bland when it came to lore/mythos and the premise was just blegh. The characters weren't interesting either.

4) Batman: Arkham City --
eeeeeeeeeeeeeek <3 A game that you can be Batsy and Kittycat? I love it! Hehe. A game that you can play even after beating it. :3

3) Fallout: New Vegas --
Another game I haven't finished, but I enjoyed what I have played immensely. What can I say, Bethesda is the best. :D I love the setting, the mechanics are meh, and the customization is great! :] I hope to finish it if I ever get the time.

2) TES IV: Oblivion
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah my one love The Elder Scrolls! :DDD While I started playing the games a little late (I started with Skyrim and I've played Oblivion and Daggerfall. Must get Morrowind, but no interest in Arena.), I still have an immense love for this game. <3 Not as great as . . .

1) SKYRIM
The best game I've ever played omg. Literally the only video game I play. (when I have the time to play video games, that is! <3) I love my five characters and the story and the lore and the everything and I'm a total TES nerd and I don't even know how to describe how much I love this. Curved. Swords.

Other games I've played include:
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, I used to play those wrestling games when I was younger, I played Marvel: Ultimate Alliance when I was about that age. . . I've played Assassin's Creed II but honestly never got into the series like my brother has (he has every one xD) Um. . Pokemon, if that counts. I'm more of a reader. ;-;

You have a pretty good taste in games, Moon. cx I suggest Fallout 3, since a lot of people say it is better than New Vegas, though it is like saying platinum is better than gold. Also, there is this game published by Bethesda called Dishonored. It is not directly made by them, but it is a stealth game and pretty cool. <u> Easily would be number 6 or something if I had made a Top 10 list.

Alright, I think I might know my top five video games... maybe. Probably.

5) Super Mario Sunshine

4) Super Smash Bros. Brawl

3) Timesplitters: Future Perfect

2) Luigi's Mansion

1) Team Fortress 2

You have a pretty decent taste in games, Jay, and I must say.. I didn't expect you to pick out Minecraft as your favourite game (mostly because all other guys at my school are obsessed with Black Ops and Halo). I agree with you on your choices, for the most part. cx

My Favourites (Note: Normally, the whole top five would be filled with Zelda, but I decided to be a little more diverse. ;u;):

5) Minecraft
I, for one, honestly love sandbox games, because they often allow you a unique creative, yet adventurous element that many other games lack. I loved both Lego and computers as a kid, and for me, pretty much combining the two into such a blocky masterpiece is worthy of the hundreds of downloads it receives each day. My only issue with Minecraft is that it honestly lacks a developed plot
.. That, and the fact that you have nukes in Tekkit. Who doesn't love virtual nukes at your command?

4) The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
I cannot even begin to muster up my love for this game. Evidently, by even a glance, you can tell that much hard work and minor details were put into Skyrim. I love pretty much everything about it, because it's just so well-thought out. The lore, the plot– heck, even the annoying kids in Whiterun were worthwhile and somehow essential to the essence of the game. I was very impressed while playing it at every little bit of extra attention was given to Skyrim, and how vigorous and life-like it felt as a game experience. I've never really been into TES only because my computer has issues with it, and my MacBook's software is currently too out-of-date to run a converted file of any of the games.

3) Super Smash Bros. Brawl
.. I swear, I'm not even joking when I say this. When SSBB first came out in 2007 (?), I bought it soon after, and was instantly addicted to it. Never before have so many Nintendo characters of different franchises been in one game with such good-quality graphics. It practically made me sh*t golden bricks of happiness, and I still love it to this day. Only the new 3DS Super Smash Bros. may have the potential to beat it, but that's only a probability.

2) The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
Nintendo has truly created something worth mentioning here. Skyward Sword is brilliant and different in so many ways, and yet, still has that same, Hyrulian, magical element to it that I love. The cleverness of the puzzles and battle strategies is of high stature, and I can't help admiring it. Skyward Sword is dramatic, cinematic and amusing, and makes a very epic prequel to some of my other favourite games.

1) The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
..Because I don't give a damn what the critics say. D:<
This game is none other than a work of art, a masterpiece, and a legendary video game. It is the most popular game to have ever come out for the Nintendo 64, and it is well-worth it's title as the crown jewel of the Legend of Zelda. As the first 3D game of the series, it's no wonder that it became so popular so fast, but still to this day, it's a renowned story that has me practically crying tears of nostalgia and joy when I play through to the end.
THIS. IS. THE. SHET.

I just picked randomly, since these are the games I play the most, so.. Yeah.

Let's see....

5. Pokemon Leafgreen

4. Portal 2

3. Minecraft

2. Team Fortress 2

1. Left 4 Dead 2

I realize that Katawa Shoujo, Lullaby, and To The Moon aren't really games as much as they're stories through a semi-interactive medium, but still. I love them to death. The other two are extremely retro, but they're excellently designed. ;w;

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5. Do You Remember My Lullaby by Freebird Games.

4. Katawa Shoujo by Four Leaf Studios.

3. Kirby's Dream Land 2 by HAL Laboratory.

2. Pokemon FireRed by Game Freak.

1. To The Moon by Freebird Games.