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1. Diablo II (plus Expansion): This game is love. In my eyes, this game can do no wrong. It is just simply the most fun I've have with my clothes on. Wether I'm Ninja-ing it up as a Assassin or raising a Skelenton army as a Necro, which to be fair is most of the time, killing hell spawn has never been such fun. Thank you Blizzard, thank you so much for years of happiness... and thank you for deciding to make the third installment too. Seriously, when Diablo 3 makes it's way to me, I shan't be leaving the house, nay, my room for about a week. It's pure delicious win baby...

2. Fina Fantasy 7: Oh lordy, how I love thee FF VII. Your gameplay, your characters, hell, even your music score. Everything about you makes me wanna write bad fanfiction... which I have. This game has spawned so much for me I can't help but bow down and kiss it's dainty little toes upon which it's walks up and down my heart like some kind of evil tape worm.... Okay, that was weird. Any way you look at it, this game pretty much defined much of my generations take on how RPG's should be and got us hooked to Square- Enix for the rest of our days. I'm not sure whether I should be happy about that one... still good game

3. Left 4 Dead 2: Seriously, is there nothing more satisfying than smashing a snarling infected zombie type around the head with a frying pan? Yes, doing so with your friends decapitating, shooting and pipe bombing the little buggers along side you. Dear god, I could write an ode to this game for it's way of making me relax after a hard day's work. The graphics are good, the levels are simple but fun, and the weapons are just grand. If you've not tried, hop onto steam, DL it and give it a go. I promise, this is the best FPS/ Online Game you'll ever played.

4. Mass Effect: Okay, so gameplay wise it's not fantastic, but for someone as n00bie as myself, it's a great place to start. A weird hybrid of RPG/ FPS action, Mass Effect pretty won me over with it's indepth story and wonderful characters. Seriously, this is the kind of game that pretty much a general answer to why I refuse to play FFXIII. Sorry Squee-nix fans, this kicks the lving shit out of that game and you know it.

5. Final Fantasy XII: I don't care if this is considered one of the most unpopluar games in the FF franchise, for me this game is seriously good. Honest to God! Okay, so I admitt I was put off when I first saw the artwork and heard about the 'Gambit' system, but lo and behold I was wrong. Gloriously wrong. The game plays more like a western MOMRPG, say WoW for example, but to be honest I think that's what makes it so charming. The fact is, it plays like a fantasy. The hunts making for an interesting diversion in a world that does feel pretty darn free roaming. And there's no sodding Triple Tirad or Blitzball to trip over. Urgh. So, I say to ye nay sayers, give it a go and I promise, ye shall enjoy it.

6. Soul Calibur 3: Again, pure love. There is nothing more fun than beating the living shit out of someone with a sword. Especially when it's your own custom character doing the sword swinging! A full bodied Beat'em Up with a cute little RPG-esque mini game, that pretty much makes me smile everytime I play it... unless I come up against that cheating french bastard. DAMN YOU!

7. Final Fantasy 3 (Revamp version for the DS): Adorable. Thats the only word I can use to describe this game. Simply Adorable. Best thing about this game, the fact you get to name your sodding characters again, which is great for me, because now I have a Black Belt called Dave. A great little distraction when working abroad and having to go place to place on a Sonic.

8. Biohazard/Resident Evil: Umbrella (Ella Ella Ella) Chronicles: An odd choice, but this game was a firm fav with my mates out in Japan. (Hence why I have used the Japanese Cover) Simple, relatively easy, and good clean fun. Not too mention the fact you get to play as everyone's favourite bastard Albert "I wear Shade in Bed " Wesker. The story is hilarious, but then if it's just some good ol' fashion zombie rail shootin' action, I highly recommend this.

9. One Must Fall 2097: Going old school for this one. An old game my brother and I used to play when PC's were first getting all shiney and popular. I can still remember the arguments and fights we used to into over this game... ah, good times indeed. By today's beat'em up standards it's down right archaic, but it'll live on in my heart as a cherished childhood memory.

10. The 7th Guest: Holy... Jesus, now this IS getting old school. One of the first games I remember coming out on CD Rom, and one of the first to enter the Spooner household, The 7th Guest mad my young self wet myself. With full 3D and scary filmed footage, it filled my young dreams with terror and badly edited dialouge. Looking back at it today makes me wonder why it scared me so much... Still, a good game when it first came out.

Description
1. Diablo II (plus Expansion): This game is love. In my eyes, this game can do no wrong. It is just simply the most fun I've have with my clothes on. Wether I'm Ninja-ing it up as a Assassin or raising a Skelenton army as a Necro, which to be fair is most of the time, killing hell spawn has never been such fun. Thank you Blizzard, thank you so much for years of happiness... and thank you for deciding to make the third installment too. Seriously, when Diablo 3 makes it's way to me, I shan't be leaving the house, nay, my room for about a week. It's pure delicious win baby...

2. Fina Fantasy 7: Oh lordy, how I love thee FF VII. Your gameplay, your characters, hell, even your music score. Everything about you makes me wanna write bad fanfiction... which I have. This game has spawned so much for me I can't help but bow down and kiss it's dainty little toes upon which it's walks up and down my heart like some kind of evil tape worm.... Okay, that was weird. Any way you look at it, this game pretty much defined much of my generations take on how RPG's should be and got us hooked to Square- Enix for the rest of our days. I'm not sure whether I should be happy about that one... still good game

3. Left 4 Dead 2: Seriously, is there nothing more satisfying than smashing a snarling infected zombie type around the head with a frying pan? Yes, doing so with your friends decapitating, shooting and pipe bombing the little buggers along side you. Dear god, I could write an ode to this game for it's way of making me relax after a hard day's work. The graphics are good, the levels are simple but fun, and the weapons are just grand. If you've not tried, hop onto steam, DL it and give it a go. I promise, this is the best FPS/ Online Game you'll ever played.

4. Mass Effect: Okay, so gameplay wise it's not fantastic, but for someone as n00bie as myself, it's a great place to start. A weird hybrid of RPG/ FPS action, Mass Effect pretty won me over with it's indepth story and wonderful characters. Seriously, this is the kind of game that pretty much a general answer to why I refuse to play FFXIII. Sorry Squee-nix fans, this kicks the lving shit out of that game and you know it.

5. Final Fantasy XII: I don't care if this is considered one of the most unpopluar games in the FF franchise, for me this game is seriously good. Honest to God! Okay, so I admitt I was put off when I first saw the artwork and heard about the 'Gambit' system, but lo and behold I was wrong. Gloriously wrong. The game plays more like a western MOMRPG, say WoW for example, but to be honest I think that's what makes it so charming. The fact is, it plays like a fantasy. The hunts making for an interesting diversion in a world that does feel pretty darn free roaming. And there's no sodding Triple Tirad or Blitzball to trip over. Urgh. So, I say to ye nay sayers, give it a go and I promise, ye shall enjoy it.

6. Soul Calibur 3: Again, pure love. There is nothing more fun than beating the living shit out of someone with a sword. Especially when it's your own custom character doing the sword swinging! A full bodied Beat'em Up with a cute little RPG-esque mini game, that pretty much makes me smile everytime I play it... unless I come up against that cheating french bastard. DAMN YOU!

7. Final Fantasy 3 (Revamp version for the DS): Adorable. Thats the only word I can use to describe this game. Simply Adorable. Best thing about this game, the fact you get to name your sodding characters again, which is great for me, because now I have a Black Belt called Dave. A great little distraction when working abroad and having to go place to place on a Sonic.

8. Biohazard/Resident Evil: Umbrella (Ella Ella Ella) Chronicles: An odd choice, but this game was a firm fav with my mates out in Japan. (Hence why I have used the Japanese Cover) Simple, relatively easy, and good clean fun. Not too mention the fact you get to play as everyone's favourite bastard Albert "I wear Shade in Bed " Wesker. The story is hilarious, but then if it's just some good ol' fashion zombie rail shootin' action, I highly recommend this.

9. One Must Fall 2097: Going old school for this one. An old game my brother and I used to play when PC's were first getting all shiney and popular. I can still remember the arguments and fights we used to into over this game... ah, good times indeed. By today's beat'em up standards it's down right archaic, but it'll live on in my heart as a cherished childhood memory.

10. The 7th Guest: Holy... Jesus, now this IS getting old school. One of the first games I remember coming out on CD Rom, and one of the first to enter the Spooner household, The 7th Guest mad my young self wet myself. With full 3D and scary filmed footage, it filled my young dreams with terror and badly edited dialouge. Looking back at it today makes me wonder why it scared me so much... Still, a good game when it first came out.