[ALL] Leftwich's Top 100 Games of All Time

[JBregz]

Ill give it to the game for having awesome graphics, but I just never got into it. It seems that everyone has some sort of obsession with the game, so I am glad I am not alone.

Eww it was terrible. I played the second one and thought to myself "how did people enjoy this?". Now I wish I never took off the wrapping so I could have sold it for more.

 

[Leftwich]

93

Medal of Honor Frontline
Platform: Playstation 2

Sure there were many Medal of Honor games before this one but no game recreated D-Day like Medal of Honor Frontline did.

I am a huge World War 2 buff. Saving Private Ryan is my favorite movie ever and my favorite vacation ever was going to Europe and seeing Normandy. When I first played this game I was like “OMFG!” the beginning of the game starts with storming Omaha Beach as series star Jimmy Patterson. The game felt real and will always be my favorite WWII game. The story is actually really deep and entertaining. Without spoiling anything for you guys who haven’t played, Patterson is sent on a secret mission to destroy something and a lot of shocking moments happen on the way that I still remember almost 10 years later.

If you haven’t experienced this game and like World War 2 history you should definitely check it out. It’s a PSN Exclusive and is upgraded to HD quality.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqdLPBUm-40"]Medal of Honor Frontline: Your Finest Hour (Xbox) - YouTube[/ame]
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[Leftwich]

I'll give you guys a hint as to what tomorrow's game is.

 

Kick, Punch its all in the mind!

 

[Leftwich]

92

Parappa the Rapper
Platform: Playstation

Kick, punch it’s all in the mind! No video game lyrics will be remembered by me more than that line. Parappa the Rapper was the birth of rhythm games and an instant classic for the Playstation and gaming alike.

I feel bad for the younger gamers who never got to experience this gem. Parappa the Rapper is a game about a dog who is a rapper trying to win the affection of Sunny Funny. Through some crazy meetings with people like Master Onion and Cheap Cheap the Cooking Chicken he finally wins Sunny after an epic rap competition. Although most of this game is button pressing at the correct moments, it’s the fun of hearing the lyrics and making sure you hit X or O at the right time. In my honest opinion this game was light years ahead of its time and deserves to be in some sort of Video Game hall of fame. I don’t have any real gripes with this game other than the fact that it has about no replay ability after you beat it. There was a sequel in UmJammer Lammy but it doesn’t quite break the ground that Parappa did.

For those of you who have never heard or played the game, A youtube video is posted below for your entertainment. Side note: I just realized they made a Parappa the Rapper 2 for the ps2. I never played it so earlier when i wrote this i thought Umjammer Lammy was the only sequel.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IofAtnzCcQ&feature=related"]Parappa The Rappa - Car Rap - YouTube[/ame]​

 

[JBregz]

real good choice with MoH Frontline. I would have had it higher on the list because I lvoed that game but good pick.

 

[Len B]

This is the best current thread on VSD after the "Which Urinal?" thread.

 

[StealthShot]

Man Pa rappa the rappa made the PS1 for me played it so damn much as a kid.

 

[ThomasTomasz]

MoH Frontline is probably the best WWII game (besides Commandos) that I've played and by far the best D-Day scenario I've played. I've probably put a couple hours into that first level alone.

 

[Leftwich]

91

SSX
Platform: Playstation 2

Coolboarders may have been my first experience with snowboarding games but SSX pretty much put it to shame with it’s over the top style tricks and crazy characters.

SSX was a launch title for the Playstation 2 and one of the games I picked up when I got my console. I pretty much played this game until SSX Tricky came out and was always good to play when friends came over and we’d pass the controller around trying to beat each other’s high scores. SSX did a lot of things right when it came out, the arcade feel, a reason to keep playing to unlock better characters and just a good time to mess around and try to go big on every trick possible. I remember being blown away by the graphics at the time and if I still had it I’d probably still play it. I’m excited for the sequel coming early in 2012 although I think they’re going away from their roots and a different direction as far as a story mode goes. Be that as it may, SSX is probably the greatest snowboard game ever made and something that every gamer who slightly likes action sports should experience.

Once again for those of you interested, there is a video below showing off some the uncanny moments of SSX.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynGCrDvzHes"]SSX PS2 gameplay - YouTube[/ame]
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[Rudi]

Damnn I forgot about Parappa the Rappa. I played the shit out of that

 

[Leftwich]

90

Angry Birds
Platform: Android/Iphone

Here me out before you laugh at this pick. This is my top 100 games not what I honestly believe the greatest games ever created. Angry Birds is a great game if you ever needed time to kill.

Angry Birds is about you shooting a bird from a slingshot at Pigs who steal eggs. It might sound like the worst idea ever but for those of you who have downloaded the game and played it waiting at the dentist, at work or just whenever you had some free time. It is addictive and sometimes a frustrating puzzle game. I know when I beat the game I was so happy and then when the seasons came out I went nuts over that. They got me through a lot of boring days at work. Then it got out of hand when they started making shirts and plush animals. I don’t play it anymore though so maybe in retrospect it shouldn’t have been this high on the list but hey it was a fun time waster when it first came out.

Here is a video of the game in action for those few of you haven’t played it yet. And if you haven't played it yet you can play it on Google Chrome in their app section.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNNzRyd1xz0"]Angry Birds In-game Trailer - YouTube[/ame]


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[Argath]

I just finally beat that level of angry birds in the picture today :shifty:


duke nukem better make this list as should college hoops 2k8 and battlefield 3 :shifty:

 

[Youk]

I just finally beat that level of angry birds in the picture today :shifty:


duke nukem better make this list as should college hoops 2k8 and battlefield 3 :shifty:

College Hoops 2k8, the best game VSN made me buy.

 

[Leftwich]

I just finally beat that level of angry birds in the picture today :shifty:


duke nukem better make this list as should college hoops 2k8 and battlefield 3 :shifty:

You best believe.

 

[Twigg4075]

SSX was the shit. I remember when I was finally able to find a PS2 (needed a family member who worked at Best Buy to hook me up) I bought that game. Everyone else was buying Madden. I already had the PS1 Madden and thought it played much better than the first PS2 version. I'm so glad I went with SSX because that game kicked so much ass.

 

[spiker]

SSX was awesome. My friend had it in college and we played that game on mushrooms one time sitting about 4 feet in front of an old ass SD 60-something inch big screen TV. Holy fuck. I felt like I was melting in my chair.

 

[Rudi]

I hate Angry Birds.

 

[BrntO4Life]

SSX was amazing. Tricky was even better.

SSX: On Tour was pretty fun as well, even though no one played it.

 

[Leftwich]

SSX was amazing. Tricky was even better.

SSX: On Tour was pretty fun as well, even though no one played it.

I got it for my stepbrother's gamecube. He loved it.

 

[Twigg4075]

I hate Angry Birds.

I won't go as far as hating it but I do think it's one of the most overrated "games" I've ever played. I've literally played it maybe five times and have zero interest to go back to it.

SSX was amazing. Tricky was even better.

SSX: On Tour was pretty fun as well, even though no one played it.

I have all the SSX games. I think 3 and On Tour are still in the wrapper. LOL. I would absolutely love to see EA put out all those games in HD but I'm sure it will never happen.

As much as I loved SSX and Tricky, I was only decent at the games. As I mentioned before, when it comes to games that require you to constantly be "creative" I', usually pretty pathetic. I would end up doing the same tricks over and over. The same would happen with NBA Street. Something about trying to vary up those shoulder button presses just didn't click with me. I would try my damndest to try new shit but would always revert back to the same old tricks. My cousin on the other hand was a fucking SSX savant. I would just be in awe watching him play that game. There was a track on Tricky I think where you would hit a ramp and go into a big vertical tube that had air forcing you upwards. It was like a giant silo. He would do the most insane tricks while in that thing and rack of astounding multipliers and points.