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My Favorite Games
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This site includes a listing of some of my favorite video games of all time. For each game, I will note which system it is for, and explain in some detail why it is a favorite of mine. |
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Donkey Kong
Country (Super Nintendo)
I first saw this game Thanksgiving
weekend 1994
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at a friend's house. I immediately fell into love with it!
The graphics were very avant garde for the Super Nintendo, very
deep and rich. The game play was very easy to learn, yet
hard to master. I also really like the sequels, but
they're just not the same. It's a really fun game!
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Final Fantasy III
(Super Nintendo)
Yes, another Super Nintendo game!
This RPG (Role Playing Game)
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one of the best for this system. The storyline is very
deep and rich, full of twists. The game will track how
much time it takes you to complete, and the first time around it
took me about 50 hours to finish this game. Instead of the
traditional 1 - 4 characters most games limit you to, this game
has about 14 different characters you can play, alas only up to
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The Legend of Zelda (Nintendo) and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Super Nintendo)
Out of
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all
the different Zelda games, those two are my favorites.
It's just so much fun
traveling thro
ugh
Hyrule, slaying all those nasty creepies
and crawlies with a sword, in a quest
to rescue Princess Zelda. The picture on the left is a
screenshot from the first game, while on the right is one from A
Link to the Past. |
This
is my favorite Mario Kart game. The anim |
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ation,
the game play, the whole package is so great. It's so much
fun racing at top speeds through all those different tracks,
throwing banana peels into other racers' way and hoping they'd
fall off a cliff or something. My favorite character is
Donkey Kong - he's quite hefty, and can really throw the
other racers around when he slams into them.
This website designed by Kyle Houston
IS 628 - Fall 2004
