Tomb Raider 2 I guess. I can breeze through it quite easily, pistols only, no medipacks, all kills/secrets/pick ups. There are still a few tricky sections though. There are some players who go for 'scratchless' runs (take no avoidable damage), not sure I could manage that.

I'm really just a jack of all trades sort of gamer. There are few genres I'm not at least decent at, and no games I'd consider myself in the elite player base of. At various points in time I've gotten very good at different Smash games, and was usually the best at the most recent installment in any of my group of friends, but I'm under no delusion that I'm material for actual competitive gaming for any Smash game. And in the time since, I've gotten rusty at all the Smash games, including Ultimate, because I just don't have the hours to pour into Smash that I did as a kid and have already moved on from Ultimate. I mean I'll come back to try each DLC character, but I want to get at least some time in with SMM2 and Bloodstained before I move on to Fire Emblem next week. There was a time I'd effortlessly 100% complete every game I could get my hands on, and I found a way to get my hands on every game I wanted to play, and I'd still have tons of hours left to just pour into a game like Smash. Those days are sadly over.

Advance Wars! I'm in the top 1% of fog of war players.

I've played the online competitive version "Advance Wars By Web", and it's like an entirely different game. The AI can't hold a candle to the speed and ruthless efficiency of humans in this game. So well balanced, and plenty of potential strategies.

Besed on my win/loss ratio, i would have to say Virtua Tennis 3, around 700 wins vs 269 losses at the height of the games popularity.

Turn-based Wargames. Battle Isle, Panzer General, you name it.