Smeags said:
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18. Warcraft 3 (PC) Specifically The Frozen Throne expansion.
  
I'm not much of a PC gamer, don't even have a windows or mac computer, but back in the day I did, and this is what I played. I remember I used to go to internet cafes with friends and play this game for the entire day, and this was a regular occurance. I sucked at the game, but so did everyone, so for multiplayer I naturally loved to play levels with tree barriers at the start. Still, there is something very rewarding about building a base and levling up your heros and creating a path to your enemies.
Ontop of that, this game had an interesting single player mode. I really liked the plot in Frozen Throne, and how you get screwed by your own country, become undead, and eventually kill the guy who resurrected you to become the Lich King at the end of the game, and well the new villian. The game had a nice pace, and a more realistic plot then most games now where the Hero saves the world.
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Nice choices Michael! Gold/Silver and WarCraft III are truly amazing games for sure. ^_^
I tried playing Golden Sun once upon a time, but I just couldn't get into it. It's my curse with the majority of RPGs. 
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Finally someone quotes my games, think your the first one since 40+.
Wait, you couldn't get into Golden Sun, but Pokemon was just fine? That's really odd, the games aren't drastically different and they both feel like Nintendo RPG's. Were you ever a fan of Paper Mario or SNES JRPG's? Golden Sun feels like a hybrid of the two (A lot like super Mario RPG).
