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Anagram 05/02/24 6:45:11 PM #1: |
Nin ten dough swhich - Results (39 votes)
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
61.54% (24 votes)
24
Ring Fit Aventure
12.82% (5 votes)
5
Alien: Isolation
12.82% (5 votes)
5
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
12.82% (5 votes)
5
This poll is now closed.
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/2/2d0f042d.jpg SSBU snuck in at the end thanks to ZenofThunder. Previous Results: Day 2 (SNES): Yoshi's Island Day 3 (Genesis): Sonic 3 & Knuckles Day 4 (Gameboy): Pokemon Gold/Silver Day 5 (Gameboy Color): Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare Day 6 (Game Gear): Ristar Day 7 (N64): Perfect Dark, Conker's Bad Fur Day, F-Zero X (TIE) Day 8 (PS1): Metal Gear Solid, Vagrant Story (TIE) Day 9 (Saturn): Panzer Dragoon Saga Day 10 (GBA): Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories Day 11 (GCN): Resident Evil 4 Day 12 (PS2): Gran Turismo 4 Day 13 (Xbox): The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay Day 14 (Dreamcast): Phantasy Star Online Day 15 (DS): Metroid Prime: Hunters Day 16 (PSP): Monster Hunter Portable 3rd Day 17 (PS3): Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Day 18 (Xbox 360): Crysis 3 Day 19 (Wii): Xenoblade: Chronicles Day 20 (3DS): Kid Icarus: Uprising Day 21 (Vita): Killzone: Mercenary Day 22 (PS4): The Last of Us 2 Day 23 (Xbox One): Red Dead Redemption 2 Day 24 (Wii U): Xenoblade Chronicles X Day 25 (PS5): Astro's Playroom Day 26 (Xbox Series X/S): Microsoft Flight Simulator Day 27 (Switch): TBD My Vote: Keeping in mind that we're limited solely to 1990-1999, I'll go with Half-Life. That's the first game I can remember that made a show of its physics engine. --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Joelypoely 05/02/24 6:58:24 PM #2: |
SimCity 2000
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Snake5555555555 05/02/24 7:00:48 PM #3: |
Homeworld (1999)
Half-Life is a good answer too though --- I've decided to put my fears behind me. I'm not going back. If you're gonna scream, scream with me ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ZenOfThunder 05/02/24 7:02:49 PM #4: |
EverQuest
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redrocket 05/02/24 7:05:46 PM #5: |
FreeSpace 2
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TomNook 05/02/24 7:40:01 PM #6: |
Starcraft
Just like with my Super Smash Bros Ultimate vote, the painstaking technicalities of balance are a huge deal for a competitive multiplayer game. Starcraft and Brood War are still the most balanced rts game to this day. --- Bells, bells, bells! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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jcgamer107 05/02/24 8:39:10 PM #7: |
RollerCoaster Tycoon
the fact that it was coded almost entirely in Assembly is insane. I also thought about Myst or Riven, but they're probably more so the best looking games for their time --- azuarc wasn't even home. he was playing Magic the Gathering at his buddy's store, which is extremely easy to verify ... Copied to Clipboard!
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UF8 05/02/24 8:43:46 PM #8: |
Planescape: Torment ... Copied to Clipboard!
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azuarc 05/02/24 9:13:38 PM #9: |
ZenOfThunder posted...
EverQuest This is a sneaky answer I wouldn't have thought of, but there might be some truth to this even though, having played EverQuest for upwards of 250 days /played, I was never all that impressed with it on a technical level from the user's perspective. There just weren't other games like it at the time, though maybe Ultima Online would be a valid or even superior response? idk, never played UO. Or Asheron's Call or those other early MMOs. Half-Life also sounds like a very valid answer. Won't be surprised if someone else says Doom, either, even though that ran like shit on my computer at the time. However, if we're considering for the year it came out and not just what was most impressive at decade's end, I think I might go for something like TIE Fighter. X-Wing was decent enough, but TIE Fighter was a vast improvement on a zillion levels and didn't brick my computer without the perfect autoexec and config.sys files. --- Only the exceptions can be exceptional. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Anagram 05/02/24 10:59:15 PM #10: |
Bump
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Anagram 05/03/24 10:38:32 AM #11: |
Badump
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Anagram 05/03/24 2:46:50 PM #12: |
Bimp
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Xiahou_Shake 05/03/24 3:18:57 PM #13: |
Splitting this by decade was a smart move!
Gotta say it's Half-Life. It really transformed the FPS genre and feels like a definitive turning point looking back from the DOOM style to more modern, puzzle-driven and story-heavy campaigns. The level of cohesion and scale of the adventure was nuts and the crowbar basically set the standard for what a melee weapon should be in these games. --- Let the voice of love take you higher, With this gathering power, go beyond even time! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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KamikazePotato 05/03/24 3:19:49 PM #14: |
Half-Life
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agesboy 05/03/24 3:47:22 PM #15: |
RollerCoaster Tycoon and it's not even close
the game is a technological marvel --- https://imgur.com/LabbRyN raytan and Kana are on opposite ends of the Awesome Spectrum. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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