Baldurs Gate 2 (PC) (Year 2000)

It rocked my socks of. (And nobody has mentioned it:()

Majoras Mask (N64) (Year 2000)

No mentions :(

Morrowind elder scrolls 3 (PC) (Year 2002)

Vampire the Maquerade bloodlines (PC) (Year 2004)

Best flawed game ever. It rocks with patches.

It seems like everyone only remembers the last 4 years.

Have you all forgotten about the old classics?

What about Gothic 2?

GTA 3?

Mario 64 (Ups that was the 90')

Jet force gemini (N64) (Maybe year2000?)

I think that I have outgrown gaming because I cant think of any games that rock as much as gaming used to do back in the glory days:(

Maybe the next decade will bring back the glorius past, of the late 90' and early 00'?

Lars.

Imo MM and WW where better than Oot, even though they didn't blow my mind as much as Oot did when I first played it.

TP on the other hand...

Lets start with the good, it had awesome dungeons, and gameplay.

It lacked interactivity with the game world, it was big and empty. Most items due to the lack of interactivity, where only really usefull in the dungeons. TP lacked musical instrument, Magic, exciting sidequest and NPC depth. Again TP was just to linear.

I'm the kind of gamer who likes to explore and do things in my own tempo, but I felted forced into the main quest because there was nothing interresting to do!

I remember arriving in this huge city, excited for sidequesting, minigames and content, just to be disappointed. And I didn't like the wolf gameplay.

I'm just now replaying MM and I'm having a blast collecting mask, solving sidequest, and exploring all there is. TP where is the music? Where is the magic, where are the beans, the scarecrows, the tingles, (Ok I can live without the Tingles;-) ) the npc with depth, and the sidequest and minigames?

Please Nintendo, make me a game, that isn't forced linear, with little to do except the dungeons (although they where really good)

One of the endings in Vampire the masquerade bloodlines.

I didn't see that coming (if you played that ending you know what I mean;) )

Baldurs gate DS=gamegasm, imagine having a party (group of adventueres)where you play with your friend,or dare i say with your friend(s)in an online coop mode, playing through the campaign like in baldurs gate 2 soa.

The advantages of the DS would be the stylus controls that imitates a mouse for quick access to the menus... I better stop before i get carried away...

Think about it.

Ps. English isn't my first language.

Lars

Baldurs gate DS=gamegasm, imagine having a party (group of adventueres)where you play with your friend,or dare i say with your friend(s)in an online coop mode, playing through the campaign like in baldurs gate 2 soa.

The advantages of the DS would be the stylus controls that imitates a mouse for quick access to the menus... I better stop before i get carried away...

Think about it.

Ps. English isn't my first language.

Lars

Depends on the genreyou like.

Here strait from my birthday wish-list: Age of empires DS (i like strategy games), Anno 1701 (only available in europe though), Worms open warfare 2, Dragon quest monster joker (since you have Pokemon i figured it could besomething for you?)

I dont have much more, but thats at least what i want.

Lars.