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#1 Krusher26
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N+ and Killzone:Liberation. Both games are extremely addictive, very fun, but can make me so mad that I get within about 2 seconds of throwing the control through the TV.

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Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror and God of War: Chains of Olympus are definitely the best. I would have to give the nod to Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror. It's simply incredible.

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Without a doubt, Old School. Back in the days of the NES and SNES, the video game universe almost centered around the release of a new Mario game. The new school games are alright, but most gamers will more fondly remember and recall their days of finding the warp whistles in SMB 3 or rescuing the princess in the original. Mario Galaxy is great, but it doesn't have that outright "fun factor" that the old school ones (or even the New SMB for DS) does.
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#4 Krusher26
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I'll limit it to 5 per system up to age 14

Intellivision

1. Astrosmash

2. Space Invaders

3. Donkey Kong

4. NFL Football

5. Tank Battle

NES

1. Super Mario Bros 2

2. Battle Toads

3. Super Mario Bros 3

4. Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt

5. Robin Hood Prince of Thieves

SNES

1. Mario Kart

2. Batman Returns

3. Super Mario World

4. NBA Jam TE

5. NHLPA Hockey 93'

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#5 Krusher26
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If you are looking to download 1 Castlevania game from the Virtual Console, go for Super Castlevania IV. If you are downloading off of Live Arcade, definitely download Symphony of the Night. Castlevania: SoTN is (in not only my opinion, but the opinion of several people) not only the best Castlevania ever, but one of the best games ever. Otherwise, Castlevania III is the best on the original NES series.
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I think Capcom should make a new game based off of the gargoyle Firebrand character. Demon's Crest from the days of the SNES was a great game, but I don't recall Capcom making a follow -up to that game. Your thoughts?

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#7 Krusher26
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Aren't there any action/fighting fans around here? Here's my top 5

1. Castlevania Portrait of Ruin

2. New Super Mario Bros.

3. Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword

4. Contra 4

5. Bleach: Blade of Fate

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Prince of Persia: the Sands of Time (if you like puzzles mixed in with your action), Resident Evil 4 (you wrote that you had played Devil May Cry, so you may like RE), any Ratchet & Clank or Jak & Daxter game.
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Without a doubt, Resident Evil and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
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#10 Krusher26
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I can't say just one, in fact I have a Top 5 list

1. Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (PS2). I know some people think it's too "repetitive" but the fun of the light sabre fighting is tough to beat

2. Batman Returns (SNES). In the peak days of the 2D side-scrolling fighters, this one was the best, with apologies to the Final Fight series on the SNES.

3. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (NES). One of the most underrated games, ever. It combined elements of action, RPG, and even early RTS to make a great action/adventure game.

4. 007 Golden Eye (N64). Stated by enough people already, but a great early FPS.

5. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (PS2). A great melee weapon game, especially when using Aragorn.