Your top 10 games of 2007 - from any year

[Dyne]

Outrun 2006 Coast 2 Coast (Xbox) The best racing game since Neo DriftOut. THis game received roughly one billion hours of play after I built my Xbox RGB cable.

i've been playing this a lot lately. just good fun to pick up and play.

[Brand X]

My list, not in any order:

:: Wave Race 64 - I played the hell out of this game. Enough said.

:: Blast Corps - Another "I played the hell out of this game". I even went as far as beating every level (including the planets) and then going back to best all of my times on all of the levels.

:: Super Mario Bros 3 - from when I got this game on release until my oldest sister graduated from high school I played it multiple times a month. Brother/Sister bonding time imo.

:: Stuntman - one of my most underrated favorite games of last generation, and shame on me for not picking up the new one.

:: Resident Evil 4 - there are not many games that I will play through multiple times (let alone purchase multiple times), but I have played through this game 4 times and purchased it twice.

:: THPS2 - I loved the first, and I really loved Underground, but no Tony Hawk game (or skating game for that matter) held my attention like THPS2 did. Playing for hours at a time on the Hanger level to best my score turned into an addiction.

:: Halo 2 - Another I loved the first, and loved the third, but any game that held my attention daily for hours over the span of 2+ years is no doubt part of my personal top 10. This game had endless replay value for me.

:: Medal of Honor: Allied Assault - One of my personal favorite multiplayer FPS's.

:: UT2004 - See above.

:: FF7 - I know, "overrated", "this game sucked", "lollololo fag". I loved this game, I loved the lame characters, the lame story, the lame gameplay, and still love the game to this day. I can never get bored playing through it. Nostalgia? Definitely. But that doesn't change that it entertains me more than most games do.

[kingoffighters]

What's up with not buying Stuntman for $10 at BB on Black Friday/Saturday?

[mannerbot]

My list is as follows:

1. Brand's older sister
2. Brand's younger sister

lololoololololl

[Thief Silver]

NICE. Do you mean Brand X, or Brand the female.

[Dyne]

brand x, i believe this is a top ten games from any year you played THIS year.

[mannerbot]

THE ONE WITH THE HOT SISTERS!!!

[StriderKyo]

Resident Evil (GC) Totally delivers, I'm impressed. Finished Chris's now I need to play Jill's.

It's pretty good, but seriously you shouldn't bother when you live in a world where you have access to:

1. Resident Evil 4 (PS2)

:: Resident Evil 4 - there are not many games that I will play through multiple times (let alone purchase multiple times), but I have played through this game 4 times and purchased it twice.

7. Resident Evil 4 (Wii)

I played and loved this game on GameCube two years ago and the revamped Wii controls made it new all over again.

5. Resident Evil 4 (Playstation 2) - Started this for the first time this year. You've all played it, you know the deal. And if you haven't, go get it, it's fantastic. The art direction is so good it looks better than most current gen games, its camera found the happy medium between first-person immersion and 3rd person hey-you-get-to-see-your-cool-characterness, it has some truly epic boss fights and is so good it basically makes the entire rest of the franchise look like 5/10 material. And the best part? I haven't done the "extra" missions yet so I've still got more to play.

It's like $15 at a retailer near you for anything that's not an Xbox, and you really lose nothing if you haven't gone through the previous entries in the series. The evolution from the rest of the series in this game is staggering, it's really that good. Total classic.

[PaCrappa]

Shouldn't bother?

Forget about world, I live in a house that has access to Resident Evil 4. I bought it when it came out. I'm not on a schedule or anything. I might play it tomorrow and I might play it when I'm 53. That's the sweet thing about physically passive entertainment. You can engage in it long after your glory years have passed you by.

[StriderKyo]

Shouldn't bother?

Forget about world, I live in a house that has access to Resident Evil 4. I bought it when it came out. I'm not on a schedule or anything. I might play it tomorrow and I might play it when I'm 53. That's the sweet thing about physically passive entertainment. You can engage in it long after your glory years have passed you by.

You're going to play it today, you know your curiosity is going to get the better of you.