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#1 PetJel

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I liked both but prefered 1. I agree a modern day (and good) DC game could be amazing, but I don't think there is any chance of that happening.

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#2 PetJel

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Chrono Cross, then Pokemon (first few generations) and then Dragon Quest VIII.

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#3 PetJel

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-A bunch of Gameboy and Genesis games for introducing me to gaming (Sonic 2, Streets of Rage, Golden Axe, Revenge of Shinobi). -Tomb Raider, my first 3d game and my first game where you could realistically kill animals and people. -Pokemon Red, first rpg and first game I spent a huge amount of time on. -MGS 1 for how extraordinarily great a game can be. -Smugglers run, my first PS2 game, blew me away with the graphics and open world. -Red Faction, first fps game I really enjoyed. Story and multiplayer were both amazing. -GTA 3, possibly the biggest revelation to gaming I ever experienced, completely blew me away with the possibilities, huge city, graphics, dynamic city life, etc. -Battlefield 1942, huge open maps with vehicular combat. -MGS 2, Half Life 2, Doom 3, Battlefield 2, blew my away because of the graphics. -World of Warcraft because of how incredible the gameplay and the world were. -Okami, no explanation needed. And possibly Minecraft for the amazing rng world's. There are probably more, but this is what I could think of right now.

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