The Good Games

Unfortunately, while many good games do exist, it takes an extraordinary game to really stand out among the rest.

I’m an enthusiast when it comes to electronic games, and I have quite a high standard when it comes to choosing them.

It’s just too hard these days to find a game on the shelf that doesn’t feel like you’ve already played it. So here’s the grand and almighty list. ‘The Good Games’ This list is subject to change at any time:

#1 – StarCraft: Brood War

[Real Time Strategy - PC]

MULTI PLAYER ONLINE

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#2 – Final Fantasy X

[Role Playing Game - PS2]

SINGLE PLAYER

#3 – Wonder Boy III

[Role Playing Game - Sega Master System II]

SINGLE PLAYER

#4 – Street Fighter IV

[2D Fighter - PC/360/PS3]

MULTI PLAYER ONLINE

#5 – Metal Gear Solid Series

[Tactical Espionage Action - PS2]

SINGLE PLAYER

#6 – Bloody Roar Series

[Fighting - PS1/PS2]

2 PLAYER OFFLINE

#7 – Soul Calibur Series

[Fighting - PS2]

2 PLAYER OFFLINE

#8 – R-Type Final

[Action/Shooting Scroller - PS2]

SINGLE PLAYER

#9 – Sagaia

[Action/Shooting Scroller - Sega Master System II]

SINGLE PLAYER

#10 – Quartet

[Action/2D Shooter - Sega Master System II]

2 PLAYER OFFLINE

These are the good games. Any other games are possibly “OK”, “No good”, “Not worth the time”, “Bad” among many other appropriate adjectives.

A tip for choosing a good game: Avoid games with these words in their title: ‘soccer’, ‘golf’, ‘bowling’, ‘billiards’, ‘strike’, ‘counter’ and ‘extreme’

I will update this list as any other awesome games come to my attention. ‘Til then, please go out of your way to try the ones listed above.