I expected you to say one of the pokemon games

Going by systems, this is what I say

NES: Haven't played NES in years, I don't remember all the games

SNES: Super Mario World

Sega Genesis: Sonic (2?)

PS1: WWF Smackdown 2 (didn't have PS1, just had 3 games I played on PS2)

N64: The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time

GB/A: Pokemon Blue

Dreamcast: I'm not sure, I don't remember really

PS2: I'm gonna get tons of bad comments for this, WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2006

Xbox: NHL Hitz? (idk the title)

GameCube: Super Smash Brothers Melee

PSP: Only have one game, and I don't play it, I use PSP to play old games

DS: Mario Kart DS

Xbox 360: Don't have that many games yet so none yet

my favorite game is the original mario, the one for the Nintendo, i still play that game

Actually if you ask me, the pokemon games in gameboy and N64 were really good

btw, you are really bad in Mario Kart DS, I don't remember how many times I had beat you in that game

We won the same amount of times

Ocarina Of Time is the best game of all time

Okay. I love that game. Wow, shade. It's the only video game that I play frequently. I tried playing X-Men but couldn't . But that game is amazing. I just like watching people play it, it's stunny really! I love the ending, and the special effects and the sounds.

OMG, How come no one has mentioned Prince of Persia. Wow, I thought this game was the Sh!t. Holy cow. I want more to the Pop series.

Best game ever

EVERQUEST

the original MMORPG

All I have to say is the Resident Evil series is one of the greatest video game franchise ever.

As for best game ever...Super Mario 3 or The Legend of Zelda: Link To The Past.

I'm missing the GB/GBA emulators and pokemon silver/blue/yellow/gold .... Those were the days.

Do you mean you had them before and want them back or that you've never had them?

If you haven't, I know where you can find your stuff.

A little bump up just to start up a new topic:

How much does the death of E3 impact the video game industry?

I don't think it'll affect the bigger publishers too much as they can just make mini conferences of their own, but the smaller publishers will definitely be hit hard. For many of them, E3 was the time to show off their product to the gaming public. It pretty much meant free publicity for the game. Now where are they going to do that?

Plenty of other conventions that will only gain strength from the death of E3. Also, the internet has done wonders for promoting a game.

Video games I'm looking forward to:

Saints' Row
Dead Rising
Guitar Hero II
Final Fantasy XII
The new Def Jam game

And that's about it.

Oh yeah, and World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade. 'Natch.