Ultimate Gamejustice (#1)
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OMFG. If only I would have known this existed.= #560
2000 | Capcom
1 Point: @Empty Shoebox
Empty Shoebox:
Now here's a franchise that deserved better. In a similar vein to the Alien franchise, the brains behind it figured that the best way to follow up a horror original was to provide an action sequel. Obviously it suffered a little being on the Resident Evil engine, but it fared a lot better than the first, which was really hard to differentiate from Resident Evil. Environment design was this game's strong point, and the reason it slipped onto my list. The music's okay, but I wouldn't listen to it anywhere other than in-game and in-context. It's a shame that the third game was so disappointing or we might be still playing this series today. I'd rather we had more of this than another Devil May Cry, but that's me. I have odd tastes.
I also feel like the upcoming Jurassic World game Evolution is right of my street too!
= #565
(4/31)
2001 | Konami | PS2 | Shooter
1 Point: @Oleander
I won't lie, I hadn't heard of this franchise before now but it looks LIT. Flying around in weaponised mechsuits, tearing through an intergalactic military force to aid the little guys back on Earth? It's like if Hideo Kojima had designed a whole game of NieR: Automata's opening mission. I'm into it.
(4/31)
2001 | Konami | PS2 | Shooter
1 Point: @Oleander
I won't lie, I hadn't heard of this franchise before now but it looks LIT. Flying around in weaponised mechsuits, tearing through an intergalactic military force to aid the little guys back on Earth? It's like if Hideo Kojima had designed a whole game of NieR: Automata's opening mission. I'm into it.
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= #560
2001 | Konami
1 Point: @Oleander
I won't lie, I hadn't heard of this franchise before now but it looks LIT. Flying around in weaponised mechsuits, tearing through an intergalactic military force to aid the little guys back on Earth? It's like if Hideo Kojima had designed a whole game of NieR: Automata's opening mission. I'm into it.
Whoa love this game! Totally forgot about it
she/her
I forgot about Singstar, but the best one was Singstar ABBA.
I had a feeling I would be the only one to give Zone of the Enders points ddddddd. Picking a #20 spot was difficult because there were so many games I could I have used. The reason I went with this game was not only because I had a lot of fun playing it but it was my first encounter with a game centered around Mechas and part of the reason I still find Mechas so cool. Young me was in love with how great the world looked and it felt like I was in the future. I didn't even buy the game, though. When I was a kid one of my parents' friends gave it to us along with an E.T. VHS and some other random things. I was unaware of its status as a cult classic until I looked it up for my list but it's honestly what she deserves. Oh, and it has an OVA and two anime series but I haven't seen those ddddddd. The music was quite fun as well. It's honestly been so long since I have gone through it again but I have very fond memories of it. 10/10 would recommend.
Here's a bit of gameplay of it for anyone who wants to get a quick glimpse of it.
Edit: Looking at some of the suits now makes me think of Neon Genesis Evangelion.
Here's a bit of gameplay of it for anyone who wants to get a quick glimpse of it.
Edit: Looking at some of the suits now makes me think of Neon Genesis Evangelion.
I never got to play Zone of the Enders but I wanted to so bad. It looked so gorgeous back then, still does now. A testament to good art direction.
I don’t think as many voted Lara. Chronicles is fun but just a cash in. I would be surprised if anyone included it.
wow, me after seeing how this list is going to go down.
= #565
(5/31)
2005 | Nintendo | NDS | Puzzle
1 Point: @2014
2014:
This made me feel so insanely clever and was more addictive than I can even explain.
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Animalia's note: Firstable, the Scottish clique will testify with me that voice recognition software fucking NEVER WORKS WITH OUR ACCENT. So those minigames are a bust off the bat for me but honestly, the one where you had to keep count of how many people were running in and out of a house was maybe the most stressful thing I've ever encountered in a game.
(5/31)
2005 | Nintendo | NDS | Puzzle
1 Point: @2014
2014:
This made me feel so insanely clever and was more addictive than I can even explain.
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Animalia's note: Firstable, the Scottish clique will testify with me that voice recognition software fucking NEVER WORKS WITH OUR ACCENT. So those minigames are a bust off the bat for me but honestly, the one where you had to keep count of how many people were running in and out of a house was maybe the most stressful thing I've ever encountered in a game.
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Now that this rate has started, I really regret not finding time to send a ballot. I can't wait to see where the games I would have included chart (or if they chart at all...)