Zelda had great controls and great bosses. It was just too easy compared to previous games in the series. The same applies to New Super Mario Bros too. However, they're still great fun. I voted for New Super Mario Bros because I love 2D platformers.
I was pretty disapointed with Metroid Prime Hunters to be honest. I can't bring myself to finish the reptitive single player campaign and the multiplayer just doesn't do it for me either.
Yeah, it's already been said but there really isn't much of a story in Metroid Prime Hunters. There isn't much of a single player experience at all really. What exists is a mindless, repetitive bore. It's nothing like the other Metroid games. The multiplayer mode is pretty fun if FPS games are your thing, but there's better out there to be honest.
GTA IV has too many problems for me. The car control sucks. The radio stations in that game are the pretty poor at best. The city has few memorable locations. The sex and girlfriends business just screams lonely nerd. The only thing that game has going for me is the online multiplayer, but even that is pretty disapointing.
My favourite remains GTA III because I loved the city, the story was pretty good. I loved the fact that the first island became a death trap part way through the game. I loved unlocking the tank after completing the game. Even though it had few official tracks, the music was great. I just loved that game through and through.
Vice City's city was just too small and San Andreas had too many pointless features like going to the gym to build your characters stats and having girlfriends.
There are loads of great DS games! Anyways, the DS was designed to compete against the PSP. The Gameboy Advance wasn't strong enough to do that. This 3rd pillar business Nintendo spoke about was to stop GBA owners feeling cheated, having bought their consoles within the past 3 years. However it was blatantly obvious the DS was designed to succeed the GBA.
I voted Super Mario Bros 2. It wasn't the first Mario game I played, and it took a while to get into. However, I had more fun with this game than any other in the series.
I'm going to be unpopular when I say I think that Half Life and Half Life 2 have next to no replayabilty. They seem like a chore to play through second time around. That and the Halo series is boring. Even the multiplayer is pretty bog-standard. My favourite FPS is between either Goldeneye, which has an awesome single player campaign, or the original Unreal Tournament, which has the best online multiplayer i've ever played. I'll probably say Unreal Tournament, only because it took up more of my time.
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