I'm really disappointed there is no mini-game included. I put a bunch of hours into the card game and blitzball (although a lot of people didn't like it, I enjoyed it) and I found it really extended the longevity of the game.

FFVIII's cut scenes blew me away, I remember thinking it was almost lifelike and that it wouldn't ever get better than this. I called my mum into the room to show her the scene where they were dancing at the ball but she didn't give a **** :P It is funny to look back now and see how delusional I was.

Does the dude have a job or are tax payers funding this venture?

Probably Deus Ex...
I love all the Westwood C&C's aswell

Dungeon Keeper would be up there as well :)

Bullfrog! Or Westwood! Damn I wish those two had stuck around :(

From the list, I'd choose Blizzard. I've put the most hours into their games (D1&2, SC and W1-3), although I'm not into WoW at all.
Pretty close call though, Blizzard probably ends up winning on nostalgia value. I did love me some Baldur's Gate though I must admit!

I've got a bunch, when I get to the last 3rd of games I find my interest wavers a lot... The original appeal seems to wear off. My latest ones would be;

Assassins Creed- I followed this game in development from the start and was really psyched, I loved the first hour, too bad the rest of the game was virtually the first hour rinsed and repeated. God it sucked.

Oblivion - I'm towards the end and I will undoubtedly finish it because I love it, but I find it's difficult to get back into after time away. I don't know what I was doing or anything at the time, I just find it hard to fall back into.

Red Alert 3 - I stupidly bought this on the Xbox, I'm sure I'd probably finish it on the PC... I virtually hate everything about it on the Xbox, I should have known better.

I need to pick up Condemned again, I **** myself too easily though which is why I stowed this one anyway.

Had the best atmosphere and feel to it of any game I've played probably since Deus Ex. I loved every minute of it, as a single player experience I'd say it is pretty hard to beat.

I raged so hard after buying Assassins Creed. Everything in the build up was great and I was looking forward to it immensely, I ended up putting about 2 hrs into it and selling it.
God it sucked.

I find every Halo game to be overhyped/overrated, especially Halo Wars though.

There was a PC Board game from around 1992 that Sierra Online made called Jones in the Fastlane. Anyone remember it? It's a brilliant game. It's essentiallythe earliest known version of the Sims in boardgame mode.I have an old laptop that I keep around strictly to play that game, as well as a few other games that just won't run wellthrough XP.

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Lol, no-one I know has ever heard of this JITFL, it is probably the best game ever created though.

I was always the awesome lookin dude in the sunnies, working at the factory on the big bucks and pimping out the pad. I might go download it now :)

I still play River City Ransom sometime, whenever I get the need to bash someone with a trashbin... I played Theme Hospital the other day and I still love Dungeon Keeper. Deus Ex is another I go back to a lot.