<p>Just wondering what you all thing the best game for any system is...</p>
<p>For the Gamecube-Mario Kart or Nightfire
For the PS2- ? I hate PS2s,so I dont really care
For the XBOX-Halo/Halo 2 of course!</p>
<p>GTA San Andreas</p>
<p>San Andreas was a HUGE letdown... big and boring. (but i did LOVE vice city...)</p>
<p>How the hell can you call nightfire good... </p>
<p>Gamecube - Super Smash Brothers Melee or Resident Evil 4
PS2 - GTA Vice City, Final Fantasy X, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
PS - Final Fantasy Tactics, Metal Gear Solid
XBOX - They suck.
PC - Counterstrike, Team Fortress Classic, Silent Storm</p>
<p>i second ath's suggestion</p>
<p>final fantasy VII</p>
<p>SimCity 4
haha</p>
<p>i agree with ilovetocamp.</p>
<p>san andreas sucks.</p>
<p>vice city ruled.</p>
<p>maybe this is b/c i pplayed vice city on the computer for the better experience.</p>
<p>Contra for NES.</p>
<p>Ok, I'm by no means a gamer but here's my thoughts on it:</p>
<p>Super Nintendo (I refuse to use "NES") - Mario Kart
Dream Cast - Crazy Taxi
PC - The Sims (though I've yet to try Sims 2)</p>
<p>Ummm..Pc---Half-life 2 and mods..Hands Down</p>
<p>PC - Call of Duty</p>
<p>XBOX - Halo 2 (multiplayer), Knights of the Old Republic (single player)
Gamecube - Super Smash Bros Melee without a doubt
PC - you really cant say. I mean, how does one compare a game that came out last year to a game that came out when the USSR was still around? Unlike consoles, there is no definitive PC game that lasts forever. Every year brings a new crop of great games covering practically every genre.</p>
<p>NES - Balloon Fight
SNES - Chrono Trigger
PSX - Final Fantasy VII
N64 - Mario64 / StarFox / Goldeneye
PS2 - Gran Turismo 3
GCN - Tales of Symphonia
Xbox - Halo
PC - Half-Life</p>
<p>All-time - Chrono Trigger.</p>
<p>"Ummm..Pc---Half-life 2 and mods..Hands Down"</p>
<p>Agreed. CS still takes the cake. Forget platforms. In fact, forget video games altogether, as they are a waste of time. But if you must, play CS.</p>
<p>"vice city ruled.</p>
<p>maybe this is b/c i pplayed vice city on the computer for the better experience."</p>
<p>Heck yeh dude, pc version is so much better, you can actually aim ur gun with precision enough like to shoot out peoiple's tires and crap</p>
<p>i remember that mission "GUardian Angels" where you have to protect Diaz, and on the PS2, thanks to it's crappy aiming system in first person, failed the mission like 3 times</p>
<p>On the PC version, thanks to the vastly superior mouse and keyboard aiming system, i beat it in the first try, and was much happier for the great aiming</p>
<p>I like Sons of Liberty and FFX for PS2.
Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Goldeneye for N64.
I also have a genesis, which were great for sports games.</p>
<p>I'm kinda surprised some of you here said San Andreas isn't as good as vice city. I read a lot of positive reviews for it. I don't have any GTA and want to know which I should get.</p>
<p>Also, if we can, we should rank games within a particular genre.</p>
<p>Ballon fight and contra ahhh the good old days of 64 bit video games</p>
<p>64-bit video games...? The NES had an 8-bit processor on it, and the Nintendo64 had, I believe, one 32-bit processor and two 16-bit processors.</p>
<p>Remember the code in Contra to get 30 guys: up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, (select for 2 players), start. What about the code to get to Mike Tyson in MT Punch Out:007-373-5963. Or remember in the original Legend of Zelda if you typed player name as "Zelda!" You would go right to the second quest. God I miss the original NES.</p>
<p>the old nintendo! woo, mario rocks! as does duck hunt...lol i was SO good!</p>