13. Pro Evolution Soccer 5 (PC)
Ahhh the glory days of PES. I could have included all of them from 2-6 (and the Wii games) in this list, but I figured as they are all fairly similar in reality, that I would just pick one, and 5 is the one I went for. I put countless hours into the Master League, which is quite possibly my favourite game mode ever created. Hell, the Master League still keeps me coming back to PES now even though the series has declined somewhat, because its main competitor has not found anything close to competing with the simplistic brilliance of the ML. For those who don't know what it is, you select a team, start out in the 2nd Division, and try and get to the top (you could edit the league setup as well, so I'd always create a league with the worlds best teams in to up the challenge a little). You buy/sell players along the way, but I liked to challenge myself and not spend a penny on transfer fees no matter who I was. Over time, you could build up a world class team by picking up young players for free and developing them, and this gave a sense of accomplishment rather than just buying Ronaldinho, Kaka et al. PES at its peak truly was the beautiful game...
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