Although I love most of Peter´s PC games, Sid Meier should be on the list instead of Molyneux imo. Hm...wait...Syndicate, Populous, Dungeon Keeper, Magic Carpet...maybe Meier should be on the list instead of Spector or Carmack. Anyway: Meier will always be on my personal Top 3 list.
Yuji Naka???
Sonic sereis, Nights, Shining force no good?
I guess not
nice list and miyamoto , without question deserves to be #1. without his games the industry wouldnt be anywhere near where they are now.
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| salaminizer said: No Sid? No SID? NO SID? Ahhhh, is this a joke? |
They replaced Will Wright with Sid.
As well as Sakaguchi will Yuji Horii.
While I would agree Sid Meyer is his own man and should be on the list, Yuji Horii is more influential than Sakaguchi. Having invented the JRPG after being influenced by games like Ultima and Dungeons and Dragons. And...pretty much influencing many of the ideas for Final Fantasy (and most JRPGs for the next 15 years). Oh, and let's not forget he was the co-producer of Chrono Trigger.
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good list
yeah, i definitely agree replacing Sakaguchi with Yuji horii. He invented JRPGs.
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| freeoscar said: No Cliffy B? :) |
He hasn't changed gaming or revolutionized anything. His games have sold a lot of units on the 360 and had a hand in other games, but he hasn't changed gaming on the whole.
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