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Forums - Gaming Discussion - The Discussion Thread! *Greatest Games Event 2014* (The Top 500 Games Will Now Be Chosen)

Mr_No on 12 December 2014
artur-fernand said:
Mr_No said:

Hints for the game #20: Sequel from a successful Sony franchise. If you've seen and heard the intro cutscene, you'd see why it's my favorite game.

This second entry from the series came with two discs, both having separate modes.

 

Hint for the game #19: Possibly the best original Gameboy game ever. Just thinking about its nostalgicness makes me feel blue.


#19 sounds way too easy, I smell a trick here. Pokemon Blue?

And holy shit, I'm late. Time for a string of posts

You got it!



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KLXVER on 12 December 2014
Wright said:
KLXVER said:



#22 - Walker between the worlds. Voodoo. Liveside and Deadside.


No idea xD


What about now?



artur-fernand on 12 December 2014

#22: Tomb Raider (Crystal Dynamics, 2013) - PS3 (also on PS4, 360, One and PC)

What a fantastic game. Got it on a sale on PSN, a few months after release, and it was worth it every penny. There isn't a single downtime with this game and, yes, it's a lot like Uncharted. It actually felt like "Uncharted 4", which in my book, is a positive not a flaw. The sense of progression here is outstanding as you FEEL like a badass towards the end of the game, using the bow and arrow and killing enemies stealthily is fun... Actually makes me wish there was a New Game+ mode, so I could play through the entire game as a badass motherfucker. And the story is cool, so there's that too.



Wright on 12 December 2014
KLXVER said:


What about now?


Devil May Cry?



artur-fernand on 12 December 2014

#21: Portal 2 (Valve, 2011) - PC (also on PS3 and 360)

YES, more of the genius portal mechanic! People were skeptical that something as small as Portal could become a full-fledged retail release, but oh boy were they wrong. It's short, yes, but every minute of it is excellent and every aspect of the game was polished beyond belief, particularly the writing, with GLaDOS being as great as ever, and the introduction of Wheatley and Cave Johnson. That creepy and hostile atmosphere of the end of the first game is here throughout the entire game, which I greatly enjoy. Much like the first game, I can replay this one many, many times.

Sadly, Valve can't count to 3.



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Mr_No on 12 December 2014

Since no one guessed it, the #20 was Gran Turismo 2. This is why the intro song showed it was my favorite game.

http://youtu.be/8-byKAFWe8E?t=3m37s



Veknoid_Outcast on 12 December 2014

Already top 20?!

Here come the heavy hitters  

Hint for #20: 

This sixth generation game inspired three legends in the industry: Eiji Aonuma, Hideo Kojima, and Jordan Mechner.



artur-fernand on 12 December 2014

Whew, I catched up. Here's a hint for #20:

This franchise was inspired by another franchise which appeared on my list.



TruckOSaurus on 12 December 2014

#20 Hint: This game has almost a many new ideas as it has levels, not bad for a supposedly rehashed series



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Smeags on 12 December 2014
Veknoid_Outcast said:

#22
Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Wii, 2010)
guessed by mZuzek

Before I played Super Mario Galaxy 2, I was skeptical that it could match the original Super Mario Galaxy, one of the best games of the seventh generation. Several weeks and 242 stars later, I was happy to be proven wrong. Galaxy 2 is nothing short of a masterpiece, a game that, in the words of Edge Magazine "rolls [the genre] up and locks it away." The sheer imagination on display in the game is mind-boggling. It packs more ideas and mechanics into individual levels than some games do in their entirety. Super Mario Galaxy 2 might not be as revolutionary is its predecessor, but it's every bit as beautiful, creative, and fun.

*bows to Veknoid*

Now hurry up and play 3D World!

*looks up*

Someone gets it.



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