I still think command and conquer 1 is better than tiberian sun

Myth: The Fallen Lords and Myth II Soulblighter

Future Cop

Fallout 1& 2:

Lunicus

Duke Nukem. And no, I don't mean 3D

Never tried PC Gaming (never had a high enough spec PC) - only at work when bored but i'll write a list anyway

1. Solataire
2. Minesweep
3. Hearts
4. Pinball
5. Free cell
6. Quake 2
7. Broken Sword 1
8. Broken Sword 2
9. Sim City
10. Command and Conquer

 Severely underrated despite not having Raymond Feist on board! I especially like the cutscenes, they were different and refreshing in a PC age when all dev's tried (and failed ultimately) rendering realistically! I also remember the amount of games at this time (C&C, Phantasmagore, Under a Killing Moon etc that used live video in the cutscenes with those annoying lines inbetween for "effect").

Have you played the prequel and the sequel to Betrayal in Antara? (Or spiritual prequel and sequel at any rate). I remember Dynamix was behind BaK, but was Sierra making BiA? Been a loooooong time now...  

@ Stof

Future Cop LAPD was AWESOME!!!! I only ever played it on my friend's PS. His was the only copy of the game I have EVER seen, so if it ever came out on the PSN I may have to buy a PS3 THAT DAY!!! The multi-player could be simply INSANE sometimes.

1. Warcraft 2: tides of darkness
2. Half life 1
3. Duke Nukem
4. C&C: tibirium sun
5. Quake 3 team arena
6. hitman
7. Tomb raider (the very 1st one)
8. KKnD 2
9. Worms Armageddon
10. Rollercoaster Tycoon

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Now, how could I guess that you lieked Warcraft 2?
Troll axethrowers were really strong!

Wow, some great games mentioned already! Up until I turned a mac-guy about 2 years ago, I always had a PC, though the last few years my old box was severely underpowered for modern games. But then again, I've always been a nostalgic guy.

1. Star Control 2, apart from the graphics there's very little you could do to make this game any better, it's just nearly perfect!

2. Civilization, need I tell you why?

3. Monkey Island 1 & 2, I never got into the later installments and their new style.

4. Space Quest, all of them. I actually learned English thanks to these games.

5. Elite. 'nuff said.

6. Dune II, although by any standards today it's highly unplayable and the AI is about as intelligent as a rubber boot, it was just so much fun! I guess I played it though several times on each of the houses.

7. Betrayal at Krondor, and the best part of the game was the Spider and the Spyglass -chapter.

8. Commander Keen, nostalgia at its best.

9. Duke 3D. Well, who wouldn't love Duke?

10. Shadow warrior, using the Duke 3D engine. Wacky ninja humor, deadly katana and homage to John Woo, that about sums it up.

There are tons of games that deserve to be on that list, and apart from positions 1-3 I would give different names on a different day. X-Wing is amazing, X-COM is brilliant, Heroes of Might and Magic too. There are just far too many great games on PC, no denying that. My greatest shame as a PC gamer, and a gamer in general, is that I've never played any Fallout. Hopefully one day I can redeem myself.