JBregz' Top 50 Video Games of All Time

[JBregz]

adding a demo to a top 50 list is lame. what this list is basically about is your personal opinion. so people ask themselves who the fuck is bregz and why do i give a shit about what he has to say? but we read because its a topic, and vsn can use any topic...plus its always interesting to rip and run on peoples choices on these lists.

but when you come out at #50 and add a demo you are just saying...hey people, im a complete retard and if you had any plans to read my opinion before, you might want to hit yourself with a hammer cause you are a complete jackass and my list is pointless

I got more out of the demo than I did playing MW3 and BLoPs2 combined. I wouldn't say it's a waste. If I put 10+ hours on it why should it matter? It's like the last Mortal Kombat as there is basically no storyline. You just kick the shit out of eachother.

[JBregz]

Having demos on here is pretty lame.

But I also understand that as a kid you Can't buy every game you want like you can when you're an adult. Or in Josh's case, give your dad pedicures in exchange for the latest games. So, if his fondest memories are of demos, so be it. It's just rara that someone would love a demo that much that they would never actually play the full game at some point.

Yeah for two reasons. My parents made me go outside as a kid and didn't spoil me with games when I was super young, and also that at that time they probably couldn't afford it. I put a lot of hours into it, so when I think of fond video game memories, those two come to mind. I do have the retail version of Destrega now fyi.

[JBregz]

Anyways gay boys..

#47 Nascar 98

Played this for the PS1 fyi not the shitty Sega Saturn. My grandma had the Saturn at her house for some reason and I never knew why. But PS1 was where it was at and this game ran shit. From the badass intro music that just screams 'Merica to driving backwards during the Daytona 500 because I was five and didn't give a fuck. This is where my love for Nascar began up until about 2005 where I realized it was for fat hicks. Bill Elliot was my man, and I always had great joy taking out homo Jeff Gordan in his Rainbow car. My second favourite NASCAR game of all time.
The intro to this game was also badass. Favourite part: When Dale Earnhardt (I think?) kicks his car after getting spun out
Dale Earnhardt kick: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...-gaEPsVY#t=47s

[JBregz]

#46 Star Wars Battlefront

What a great time I had playing this game. From the quick games to the online, I loved all the classes you could be in this game. There was so much to do in this game. The quick games gave it a massive online game vibe to it as there would be like hundred opponents at a time running around. You could fly and drive wicked vehicles and they had a 4 class system for each faction with a 5th unique one where you could play as Vader, etc. My favourite was probably the Pilot class and I enjoyed playing as the Empire and killing the Rebels. They also had jet packs which is a win in my books.

[Hitman]

Since we're going old school with the PS1 games, did you ever play Toshinden?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toshinden

This game was awesome. The first 3D fighting game I ever played and it had fireballs in it. Revolutionary if you ask me..

[JBregz]

Since we're going old school with the PS1 games, did you ever play Toshinden?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toshinden

This game was awesome. The first 3D fighting game I ever played and it had fireballs in it. Revolutionary if you ask me..

Naw, never heard of it! Looks interesting though.

[JBregz]

Was gonna wait until SethMode finished his list to restart up mine but he's taking awhile so I'll begin again!

#45 Gauntlet of Legends

Such a badass co-op game. I remember playing this 4 player hack n slash co-op on game with my brother, my friend and his brother all together and would spend countless hours looting treasure chests and killing monsters. Oh and dying many many times because it was really fucking hard, especially since I was like 8 years old at the time. The game had 4 characters; Wizard, Warrier, Archer and Valkyrie. The game gave you the ability to level up your character as the game is played, increasing your abilities through experience earned by slaying enemies and acquiring sweet ass treasure, similar to the character progression methods in many role-playing video games seen today. The four primary attributes are: Strength, Speed, Armour, and Magic. This game actually a sequel to the Atari versions of this game, Gauntlet and Gauntlet II that I hadn't known existed until recently.