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  #199145 4-Mar-2009 10:46
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Interesting to see Halo hasn't made it to the list, considering it was touted as "the greatest first person shooter of all time" when it came out.



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  #199146 4-Mar-2009 10:49
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Maybe the first FPS to really catch on for console gamers (largely due to XBox live introducing multiplay I imagine).. but honestly, we'd been FPS'ing on PC's for years before Halo, it didn't stack up to the competition.

Some of my fondest gaming memories are playing Doom II Co-Op with a friend via 14.4 Baud modems.

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  #199152 4-Mar-2009 11:19
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RedJungle: Some key breakthrough FPS titles (in chronological order).. Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Quake, Half-life.

Good times.


+1 including Counter-Strike and Day of Defeat.




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  #199165 4-Mar-2009 12:24
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nate: Grand Theft Auto.


No-one else shares my love of a life of crime, plus running people down with cars??

/lives in South Auckland.

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  #199169 4-Mar-2009 12:40
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An impossible call because it's all subjective...

But just for sheer personal "cannot put it down" factor in modern gaming, my choices:
Fallout 3
Quake 3 Arena
Unreal Tournament
Far Cry




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  #199174 4-Mar-2009 12:46
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Diablo

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  #199211 4-Mar-2009 14:21
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What about Lesiure Suit Larry??  Classic Entertainment - Followed up by GTA (Entire Series)

 
 
 
 

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  #199231 4-Mar-2009 15:24
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Oh, add Secret of monkey Island series to the list - brilliant games which I still play today (and still get stuck in)




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xpd: Oh, add Secret of monkey Island series to the list - brilliant games which I still play today (and still get stuck in)

xpd: Oh, add Secret of monkey Island series to the list - brilliant games which I still play today (and still get stuck in)

xpd: Oh, add Secret of monkey Island series to the list - brilliant games which I still play today (and still get stuck in)


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  #199267 4-Mar-2009 19:05
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you must add grim fandango to the list , Lucasarts made some great adventure games




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  #199326 5-Mar-2009 04:41
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Assuming PC Games...

RPG:
Diablo Series, Neverwinter Nights, Fallout Series, Ultima Series

MMoRPG:
WoW

Turn Based Strategy (4x):
Civilivation Series, Master of Orion Series

RTS:
Dune 2, Red Alert Series, Starcraft, Warcraft Series

FPS
Wolfenstien 3d, Doom 1/2, Quake 1/QuakeWorld, Quake 3, Halflife/Counterstrike, Team Fortress 2

Puzzle:
Bejewled, Tetris/Tetrinet, Zuma

Car Simulationish
GTA Series, Need For Speed Series

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  #199401 5-Mar-2009 13:36
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Super Mario World, in my book

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  #199417 5-Mar-2009 15:37
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One for Flight Simulator X - this game has so many variables and airports that you can never get bored with it!

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  #199439 5-Mar-2009 17:29
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I should probably add the old classics, (aka the games I wasted wayyy too much time on)

Paradroid 90
Super Mario Bros.
Duke Nukem 3D
Doom


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  #199517 5-Mar-2009 21:55
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what about Asteriods and Frogger

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