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A new beginning for an ex-online gamer?
I find out that I don't need to go to school unless I need help. 100% of my school work is done via email attachments. For the command prompt, I did some cut and paste in MS Paint so the screenshots would appear they've been taken off a networked PC, so the truth is it was much faster to cheat than making a network just so I could make a screenshot. I'm completed assignments 1 and 2 of my first obligated class, technical writing, which I've posted online. The Documents. My brain was tired afterwards, but I continued on because I had to make room for Chapter 3 in Visual Basic text book. They ask me too post code, and they somehow put it in context, but I must comprehend the book's technical sentences. The teacher who taught the class offered her time if I chose to drive in. I'm stuck on chapter 3 of ten chapters, and can't stop me. I shall triumph Visual Basic, and the day shall come I'll pass this damn course. I am smart enough to pass Visual Basic – really I am. You'll see!
It's been close to two weeks since I last bought a videogame, so I bought Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance II for $19.95 and World of Warcraft for $50. All I have to do is convince someone with a credit card (not me) to pay for the monthly fee in order to connect to the servers. It can be done, but would that money is better spent on other software? It is true that not all games require the gamer to pay monthly costs. I have done the same exact thing when I bought Final Fantasy XI and Anarchy Online except now I heard a rumor that Anarchy Online is free. WoW received a 9.5 at IGN.com and 9.1 from Game Informer Magazine which was part of the reason why I bought it. The only complaint the editors had was the low polygon count but the textures are indeed top notch. It shouldn't be an issue.
Which is why console games are so attractive – just turn the power button on and play the game. I am beginning to wonder if I am afraid to play PC games. It's been so long since I played one. I am dedicated at buying new games, but I have never play long enough to get the satisfaction out of the games I have bought. I am beginning to worry if it's my fault I invest in something that I don't enjoy. I can't feel regret since that'll keep me from buying any software at all! I do have a lot of games for old consoles, and ALL games get old some time. That's why the Internet calls them died games. I don't know what you call a game that's "dead" which you're playing currently? I heard some Internet sites call dead freeware games….abandonware? Shall I call any dead game "Abandonware" now!?! Abandonware games can be expensive especially if it's rare find. A good example is when I bought Suikoden for a full $50. In the case of Suikoden verses Suikoden IV, the truth is I picked an old game over a new game that cost the same. I normally wouldn't do that except if the score was very, very high in case of Suikoden (1996) from Konami. I've done my part in purchasing some old school videogames. In 2 years my N64 and Playstation games will be considered old school. My point is every 2 generations backwards is considered old school in my opinion. That's 1978 – 2000 everyone, and that time is approaching quickly.
It looks like we're getting satellite Internet from the phone company for us rural Wisconsinites. $60 for 1.1 Mpbs Internet all for myself 90% of the time! The modem will be in my office somewhere. Electricians are going to now string CATEGORY 6 RJ-45 straight-through cable throughout my place.
Okay, I'll talk about me now. I've been working on my homework every other day. Exhausting work you know – spell check and writing near perfect takes 5 – 6 hours of brain work, and have been trying to write the grammar perfected assignment. I hadn't mentioned that the Linux assignment I've aced.
I had an interesting conversation with admin. Admin's the administrator at Cartharton Electronica. Gamers don't read reviews from neither the Internet nor magazines – casual gamers buy games at random he says. I have a feeling that what he says is true, but I can't help but think of how many bad games I've avoided by reading reviews? It's true that a game is only supposed to pass the time. I find it more than that – a game must be a satisfying experience and not any average game. I find his explaining more about purchasing good software by luck more than anything else? I don't see it his way. Since 1999, I've been reading IGN's game reviews like crap on a goose.
I'm tired – goodnight Bloggers – 'till next time, and there will be a next time.
Ecoding new Xvid movies. :)
Well, I'm back again. I've been having problems with the pirated version of MS Visual Basic .Net 2003. The programs compile correctly although can only be seen on my computer, but no one elses. So I to make certain that it was the software….I installed it on my custom PC which has a much cleaner file system, and was able to compile VB script that can run on any computer. After I backup new MP3s and internet downloads on DVDR, I'll reformat my hard drive. I'm encoding Laurence of Arabia to Xvid format. It could have been the fact Novell Log-in 4.3x system was installed on her computer too. Yes, I mean the same bloody firewall that blocks most P2P clients and MSN Messenger. Even if I did have MSN Messenger I don't have any one to talk too. I can't remember the last time I talked to Bob. Dyane said that she reads her student's script many times, and this never happened to her. I should have said,"Well it's happening to you now! It's your fault for burning me faulty discs." To make sure it won't cause future problems, Dad will get a copyrighted version for me.
I figured out that VB6 uses a different file extension than VB7. VB7 uses *.vb extension and VB6 uses *.vbs. Anyhow, Visual Basic 7 is compatible with some Visual Basic 6 files, but not the other way round. I completed the first two chapters in the book on Visual Basic. The only problem is I have never gotten a Visual Basic 6 file to work on my computer.
Updated handheld collection
I downloaded Xvid 1.1.0-beta1 today. It is noticeably faster than Xvid 1.01 forgetting I was using a 7 month old codec for couple films. Xvid developers got their source code from DivX :) 3.11 which was made open source through legal issues of MS's WMV9 video codec. The next release of DivX would be known as DivX 4, while a new open source spin-off codec called Xvid appeared from nowhere. Both codec use the same technology, and are compatible with each other. Xvid 1.1.0 beta 1 Binary. The program I use to make Xvid video from NTSC DVDs is a brilliant tool called 1Click2DVD Ripper. It couldn't be simpler to use. It has a Wizard for all those difficult things, and in 2 minutes you can have a movie compressing in a codec of your choice.
I also got a chance to play Resident Evil 4 two nights ago. School was holding me up for a while. Gamecube graphics look stretched on the LCDTV giving its true pixilation. The textures are very detailed for a Gamecube game, but the Gamecube isn't powerful enough to take away the jagged lines. The "jaggies" were much less apparent on my analog TV. Anyways, I set the game audio to Pro Logic II so there is a noticeable surround sound effect with everything. Rain drops coming from RE4 are really life-like! Hmm, all Capcom had to do is record REAL RAIN plus have the developers moan, grown, and taunt! For some reason dead people (those ones where I shot the head off) keep coming back to kill Leon and Ashley. RE4 gives the gamers who play it the impression all zombies are immortal (can not be killed because they're already dead) My LCD TV has Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound. Sound is sound regardless right? At least I think so. So if you want to have surround sound that'll stay in you're room, there isn't any need to have 5 satellite speakers now is there? It's a nice to have, but not essential. Problem is about speakers these days are Pro Logic II amplifiers, 2 satellite speakers, and bass speaker costs around $170. After I spend money on PSP shall I buy bigger speakers for my TV? It would sound a heck a lot better than the TV's internal speakers. I have the President's daughter, Ashley, and am going to exit the T-virus very smart zombies infested village once I can find the scanner (an eye ball) for the door. Actually, this game isn't any less difficult than Resident Evil Zero only the zombies taunt you, open doors and throw grenades at Leon & Ashley. I'm not using a game FAQ either. Maybe I should – it'll surely accelerate game play. I'm cheating with Action Replay so I can complete the game before Monday. I also have to type up a small document for technical writing Monday. Hmm, wonder if I'll get it done in time? :) Anyhow, back to describing Resident Evil 4….I believe the voice acting is well done for any videogame. Meaning it doesn't get much better than this people! Usually I hear untalented actors speaking lines – Leon and Ashley sound above average because this is a Resident Evil, and it MUST live up to the expectations of previously seen in Resident Evil: Reborn or Resident Evil Zero. Resident Evil 4 is also coming to Playstation 2. Don't believe that only For Gamecube label on the case because it ain't true!
So I got pass the door, and what do I find? – More Smart Zombie Monks of course, and they're catapulting fireballs at me! I believe I dead once or twice. It's safer to find shelter from fireballs than trying to dodge them! This game doesn't scare me at all like the reviews said it would. I know it's suppose to be scary, but I'm not scared! Wonder how much harder the game gets? I can get use to this shooting off heads with shotgun thing ….
I forgot to add Final Fantasy XII and Gran Turismo 4 to my highly anticipated list about 3 posts back. It'll add those two games to it. Final Fantasy XII will be better than Final Fantasy 10 I imagine. I played Final Fantasy X back in 2003. There are gamers who like role playing, and gamers who like action games. I like both, and many of the clerks at Toyriffic would say the same. Four out of five RPGs come from Japan – that's not bad, it's just how it's been done for over a decade. Speaking of which - Gran Turismo 4 will have a lot more cars, tracks, and soundtracks this time around. I can't wait! It's coming out February 11, 2005. IGN and Gamespy are giving it the same score as Gran Turismo 3 - A Spec! This is absolutely excitement going on right now!
I downloaded trance totaling 100 MB off Kazaa Lite including the other 5 songs off iMesh. I found a Radio Shack advertisement on DVDRs for only 13 bucks, so I had Radio Shack mail the 25 pack spindle to me. I saved 60% off the normal cost. [4.5 x 25 = 112.5 GB] I want to use the entire DVDR, which is hard to do because IT'S A LOT OF DATA to fill. It's easiest putting DivX movies on them. Dual-layer DVD burners are out costing anywhere from $80 – $180 though I am having a really hard time finding dual layer DVDs to buy. If it was easy to buy spindles – I would buy a dual layer DVD burner immediately. It's a lot of storage for the dollar. Approximately 2¢ for a MB. Think of that in terms of compressed data – it's mind boggling! Today, I'm duplicated/converting a lot of movies to MPEG4 including Saving Private Ryan, Sleepy Hollow, and 1951 version of The Christmas Carol starring Alastair Sim. This version was supposed to be the best version of a dozen versions. Of course, never trust everything that Hollywood tells you.
Shining Tears (2005 SEGA) Looks good doesn't it?
I found Shining Tears for PS2 in Game Informer. It's Sega's next RPG. It's 2D like Shining Force II. I might buy it because Shining Force II is a highly regarded game for Genesis. Now that Sega is a 3rd party I'll keep buying sequels on non-Sega consoles. I'll check out the review first, but it won't be long before I get to play it. It's a strategy RPG. I've played Shining Force II through emulation – it was fun for couple hours, but I always get distracted with Internet browsing. I don't see how it can be a short attention span since I'll still looking at the monitor. I don't play old games long enough to make an accurate judgment. The new Shining Tears will be a hack 'n slash old school RPG made recently to bring back old charm. Those of you who like old games -- look for this one from Sega in March.
I downloaded the Gamecube emulator, Dolphin 1.03 on Tuesday, and it seems to be capable with commercial games. I looked on the interface for a BIOS input, where there was none. So this means there must be a way to get Gamecube GCMs off the Internet – either from Bittorrent or Emule.
Drawn blood for blood test
Yesterday, I had to go to the Doctor for a blood test, and my blood will be sent to my consoler that I don't like in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I have type A+ blood for those who want to know. Yet the bandage the nurse stuck to my arm hurt more than the needle! I'm on medication so the doctors want to find out if it's affecting my organs or immune system, and the test will last me another 3 or 4 years. I remember seeing LABCORP on the nurse's shirt. LABCORP must have a super computer that can analyze my DNA in minutes. That's kind of scary. A computer can read my DNA and terrestrial elements? The 12 hour "fastening" was some what hard to manage, but it didn't leave me feeling too hungry. The worst thing about it was not drinking Mountain Dew for 12 hours! Guess what I did when I got home? I ate a 14" Pepperoni Pizza, and a 24 ounce bottle of Mountain Dew too. Afterwards, I logged onto Cartharon Electrica. I'm the 2nd highest distributor there.
Three days ago, I drove to WITC in 2 below freezing weather – my windows had frost on them. It's all apart of being a Wisconsinite and completely normal this time of year. I wanted to burn copies of all three discs of MS Visual Basic .NET 2003 because the school wanted me to buy off Microsoft.com. The school is with an alliance with Microsoft! Grrrr. I used my negotiating skills and convinced the Visual Basic teacher, Dyane, to burn a copy of Visual Basic .Net 2003. Yay! I was reading the prelude to the book which tells me about the bold terms of programming. A nice feature of Visual Basic 7.1 is the "source code spell checker" called Visual C++ Remote Debugger. I've worked with Visual Basic briefly in 11th grade in high school and made a Tic Tac Toe program only to get carried away with my own project afterwards. How can I plug-in the open source GTK 2x compiler into Visual Basic? The answer is unclear to me now. Most people use Visual Basic's internal compiler. I'm going to find some MP3 VB script that automatically detects WMP's MP3 codec, and have music playing when my program opens!
Why when I download Tic Tac Toe script from a site to compile it asks me to upgrade to v7.1 so I do it, and the result gives errors! It's a simple script – 82K uncompressed. Is the Update Wizard dialog box going to give me problems in the future? If v7.1 is truly better than v6.0….why won't the source compile? My point is I didn't program the code and if I got it at Free Visual Basic Code – it should work! That's bugging the heck out of me. My instincts tell me that maybe I should downgrade to Visual Basic 6.0, while another part of me says keep VB7 because that's what the text book says to use.
Meanwhile, I've figured out that VB makes an EXE file in the BIN folder of the My Project Folder when my project is saved. How nice of Microsoft. No wonder I couldn't find a "Create EXE" command somewhere on the tool bar.
One thing I'm wondering about my site is why aren't I an advance user yet? I could go over to Dynamic Drive where that slide-in menu is, and add it too my site any time I wanted too. Yes, I know where Addicted2Yew gets her script. In fact, I tried to have my own JavaScript drop-down menu from the top of the page generated by Xara Menu maker. I have everything it takes to be an advance user is my point yet I am not. I can redesign sites God dang it! I'm talented with Namo Webeditor. I can make things happen. Yet, no body will know because I'm freelancing for free, and working in an entirely different field at the same time. Wasn't that Template 7 great? I got no help developing Ian's Quintessential Blog 2x either. I did all the code cleaning and art making for that site including all the writing you see before you. The fact remands that I'm my own administrator of my Angelfire and Geocities sites where everything is my choice.
Well, I went to Toyriffic, I got a really bad welcome at the game store. Let me guess I can't be talented there. That's sucks. I would walk out (like I did in school) Anyways, I found the new Zelda game for Gameboy Advance called The Minish Cap. I also choose Legacy of Kain Defiance. I can't be talented because I played 300+ games in my life. What kind of world do we live in anyhow? I can see that games aren't the apex of many people's lives. There is always some gamer with a bigger collection! I found out that the store guy there plays ROMs illegally and doesn't seem to bother him at all. Okay, that's what I do, but that's my little secret which I only tell about here. The point is school will start and cut my playing time in half.
Today, I happen to have 1964 installed on my computer so I went to NGemu.com to find what's happen'n. There wasn't anything useful in the last 2 weeks except 1 file – Rice's N64 Graphic plug-in 6.0.0c. It works for N64 roms, and Rice is the leading contributor for N64 graphics plug-ins for emulators Project 64k and 1964. The couple last versions of Rice's N64 video plug-in works great – and I was playing Extreme G and Ocarina of Time on my computer. Remember, the plugin makes N64 games look high resolution on the monitor. The Legend of Zelda - Minish Cap is based on Link to the Past duplicating game play which was apart of The Four Swords on Gameboy Advance.
My friend couldn't make it over this week. He's the non-geek friend I have. It looks like he's my only friend now. Previously, I claimed Bob stopped talking too me and Chuck is no longer "available". I wanted to play Playstation 2 with someone. I'm not mean to my friend. It's obviously more difficult getting through to him.
Well, that's it for now.
Resident Evil 4 in near future
Latest PS2 Collection picture - 220KB (All 62 Games)
1.) Star Ocean 3 - Till the End of Time (Director's Cut Version) (RPG)
2a.) Mega Man (Mega Man Anniversary Collection) (A)
2b.) Mega Man 2 (MMAC) (A)
2c.) Mega Man 3 (MMAC) (A)
2d.) Mega Man 4 (MMAC) (A)
2e.) Mega Man 5 (MMAC) (A)
2f.) Mega Man 6 (MMAC) (A)
2g.) Mega Man 7 (MMAC) (A)
2i.) Mega Man 8 (MMAC) (A)
2j.) Mega Man Battle (MMAC) (A)
2k.) Mega Man Battle 2 (MMAC) (A)
3.) Jak and Dexter (APL, A)
4.) Castlevania - Lament of Innocence (S, A)
5.) Jak 2 (APL, A)
6.) Ratchet and Clank (APL, A)
7.) Ratchet and Clank 2 - Going Commando (APL, A)
8.) Gran Turismo 3 A-Spec (RA)
9.) Final Fantasy 10 (RPG)
10.) Final FAntasy 10-2 (RPG)
11.) Rayman 3 - Hoodlum Havoc (PL)
12.) Tekken 4 (F)
13.) SSX 3 (SP)(RA)
14.) Breath of Fire 5 - Dragon Quarter (RPG)
15.) Xenosaga Episode 1 (RPG)
16.) Soul Caliber 2 (F)
17.) ESPN Football 2K5 (SP)
18.) Grand Theft Auto 3 (RA)
19.) Grand Theft Auto Vice City (RA)
20.) Summoner 2 (RPG)
21a.) Virua Fighter 4 Evolution (F)
21b.) Virua Fighter (F)
22.) Ridge Racer V (RA)
23.) Devil May Cry (S, A)
24.) Toyko Extreme Racer Zero (RA)
25.) Toyko Extreme Racer 3 (RA)
26.) Twisted Metal Black (RA)(S)
27.) Suikoden III (RPG)
28.) Ace Combat 04 (MJS)
29.) Winning Eleven Soccer 6 (SP)
31.) Madden Football 2002 (SP)
32.) Disgaea Hour of Darkness (RPG)
33.) Kingdom Hearts (RPG)
34.) Metal Gear Solid 2 Sons of Liberty (S, A)
35.) Ico (PUZ)
36.) MidNight Club (RA)
37.) MidNight Club 2 (RA)
38.) Thunderstrike (S, A )
39.) Onimusha 2 Samurai's Destiny (AF, A)
40.) Onimusha 3 - Demon Siege (AF, A)
41.) Soul Reaver 2 (AF)
42.) Dark Cloud (RPG)
43.) Dark Cloud 2 (RPG)
44.) Grandia Xtreme (RPG)
45.) Arc the Lad 4 - Twlight of the Spirits (RPG)
46.) La Pucelle - Tactics (RPG)
47.) Phantom Brave (RPG)
48.) Wipeout Fusion (RA)
49.) Shadow Hearts 2 - Covenant (RPG)
50.) Sly Cooper and The Thievius Raccoonus (APL, A)
51.) Gradius V (S. A )
52.) Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas (RA) (S)
53.) Guilty Gear X (F)
54.) Fatal Frame 2 Crimson Butterfly (Director's Cut version) (SH, A)
55.) Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater (S, A)
56.) Guilty Gear Isuka (also Guilty Gear X3) (F)
57.) Jak 3 (APL, A)
58.) Ratchet and Clank - Up Your Arsenal (APL, A)
59a.) Growlancer II (Growlancer Generations) RPG
59b.) Growlancer III (Growlancer Generations) RPG
60.) Star Wars Jedi Starfighter (S)
61.) Grandia II (RPG)
62.) Ace Combat 5 (AJS)
Thanks to Modblog's Administrator, Gorman, who was nice enough to make a screenshot [PRINT SCREEN --> Clipboard] of W.Bloggar's account dialog box so I knew what the heck I was doing when I imported my Modblog account to it. I added his screenshot to my server for everyone to view. The screenshot was very helpful to me. Thanks Stuff5 for letting me know this program exists. It will never replace the good old fashioned "Add Blog Entry" on the website itself, but that's my opinion.
copy these settings in W.Bloggar's Settings Dialog Box to post online
I originally was getting Resident Evil 4, and I should stay with my first choice. I believe I'll buy it for $50 since I can always make up the $50 in two months. Playstation Pocket is retailing for $150 in March. You'll have to read my next post to see what could happen in the future. I might have to discipline myself after I get Resident Evil 4. The graphics in Resident Evil 4 look as good as Metroid Prime 2 Echoes. The textures are better than Resident Evil Zero which was known for its extremely good horrifying textures amongst Gamecube owners. IGN.com gave the game a 9.8/10. They have a list of highest ranked videogames and Resident Evil is ranked 4 or 5 at Gamestats.com. I read off the review that Resident Evil is twice as hard as Resident Evil Zero. That might be a problem, but I'll still buy it because it a lot of game review sites are saying it is the best Resident Evil ever made. I know I agree with that part.
Games to add to v1.20 videogame list:
• Ace Combat 5 (PS2)
• Suikoden (PS)
• Grandia 2 (PS2)
I found the Gamecube extended hardware review entertaining. One thing that caught my eye was the Flipper would have had 128 MB of (G)raphics (P)rocessing (U)nit DDR S-DRAM if ArtX was absorbed into ATI sooner. ArtX could only offer Nintendo 64-MB in the Flipper graphics chip. If anything, Gamecube is still more advance than PS2. I didn't know Gamecube used 24MB of 1T-SDRAM. It's 1 transistor instead of 6 to reduce costs of RAM for it. It's less costly than normal SDRAM (with six transistors) used in PCs.
Metroid Prime Hunters is coming out on May 08, 2005. It is Nintendo's first first person shooter for the Dual Screen. I've played the demo, and I haven't figured out how to shoot the gun while moving using the touch pad. Anyhow, Wipeout Pure and Ridge Racers are two excellent videogames at launch for the Playstation Pocket.
Visual Basic starts on the 13th for me, and will be an online course similar to Cisco. I'll be getting my books tomorrow with a blank check, and be sure to share copies of my work because my site is on computers. Typing up code might come easy for me if I happen to have natural programming skills. I am excellent at setting down at a computer for hours on end – this is certain. I'll only touch the surface of Visual Basic next week. My goal is to become an accomplished network technician or programmer, and I hope I never get mad and walk out. I don't know – it'll be fun come Thursday.
This is Ian signing out.
2005: The Highly Anticipated Videogames
I'll name the top six videogames I'm excited to get this year:
Xenosaga Episode 2 - Xenosaga part 2 launches February 15th. This space RPG is a prequel saga to Xenogears. This game is suppose to look better than previous RPGs on PS2 before it. There has never been a game with as many cutscenes as Xenosaga. The last episode takes place after humans go to war with an alien species (again). Humans have conquered space and the Gnosis stand in their way. The Gnosis want a monolith known as an Zohar which looks exactly like the one at the end of the movie, 2010. At the beginning, the aliens took the Zohar emulator mistaking it for the real monolith hidden from everyone. Humans were able to unlock some alien technology from Zohar, but not all of it, which why it is a quest for the Holy Grail. Fortunately, Earth scientists have created an android called KOS-MOS inferior to the enemy unlike humans are. KOS-MOS is a first prototype of a whole army of KOS-MOSs to defend the Earth Federation against the Gnosis. The game makes you go to different planets to rescue androids. The party isn't entirely human – about 2/3s android – they only look the same as us. In battle sequences, the game allows 3 players, and you have your 3 different attacks, several special attacks and my favorite – MECHs, the game calls them (A)nti (G)nosis (W)eapon (S)ystems instead.
Resident Evil 4 - I forgot about this one so I had to add it. Resident Evil 4 puts you in the eyes of Resident Evil 2 hero, Leon Kennedy. After the fall of the Umbrella Corporation only a year before, he goes to a European town to investigate there. Leon finds out the villagers are trying to kill him not to mention the T-virus as infected villagers, and sometimes created T-virus monsters. The question is why it is here and not only Raccoon City or that place in Code Veronica? It's your favorite horror survival game onto its eighth chapter. The game really does push Gamecube graphics to the limit! IGN gave it a 9.8, the highest score for a Gamecube game for them. The adventure is supposed to last 20 hours. The game is made by Capcom Production Studio 4.
Suikoden IV - Also called Gensou Suikoden IV in Japan coming out in 7 days. This weird renaissance turn-based RPG seems to take after the events of Suikoden III, supposedly 2002 Role Playing Game of the Year by IGN. I bought Suikoden for Playstation, a very rare Playstation game which is why it's as much as a new PS2 game. I suspect Konami made Suikoden III much like Final Fantasy X, added a 3D engine, more audio driven cut-scenes, and an above average 'turn-based battle thing'. Yes, another anime-based RPG importing from Japan the US seems to get six or more of these on PS2 each year.
Dungeon Siege 2 - It's another RPG, but for PC developed by Gas Powered Games, a new game developer under Microsoft's reign. The first game supported a very advanced engine for 2001, but not very good looking in 2005. Dungeon Siege is a dungeon-crawler like Forgotten Realms series or Diablo. Basically, it's a 3D Diablo-like hack & slash PC game. The sequel is larger, has more weapons and armor, an upgraded engine also used in the original with much better textures, improved mod support. It looks cool and suppose to be as good as Neverwinter Nights. I used to be big on played Dungeon Siege in 2001 when it came out.
Super Mario 128 - A true sequel to Super Mario 64 unlike Super Mario Sunshine. The game will be presented at E3 2005 for Gamecube. I do know it'll look better than Super Mario Sunshine texture wise! One of the faults of that game was the low resolution textures, but the characters and game engine were high resolution.
Knights of the Old Republic 2: Revenge of the Siths - This Star Wars game is the sequel to Bioware's unbelievable action-RPG. Around now, the Jedi have decreased in numbers by a large margin, and the old republic is at the blink of war. The Xbox version is already out, but the PC version is suppose use the same hack and slash method as the prequel. KotOR looked great at 1600x1200, and got above 9.2 on practically every review site on the Internet. The graphics generally were above 9.0. Sound was about a 9.5. Game play was always above 9.0, replay value was either an 8.5 to 9.5 depending on the reviewer. KotOR2 allows you to pick the Old Republic's fate.
At Toyriffic yesterday, I met a black man there at the store. He asked me about the game I bought. Then he asked me why I bought it. I didn't answer him, I'd never seen him in my life. It was very cold yesterday, around freezing so I was wearing fleece under a heavy winter coat so I was very warm out in the cold. The same day, I went too visit a consoler in Minneapolis, who asked me several questions. Anyhow, I hated my visit there, and I'm not coming back.
On New Years, I had all my younger cousins over including Joshua who's in 9th grade. What a pain, they wanted to borrow my videogames to take home with them. I said, "No." Lars knows it's free – that's why! He's just a little guy though – mean not what he says. I buy the games, they take it home for free? – sorry. I want all my games behind glass now. Anyways, I wanted to show Josh, the oldest one, my favorite videogames out of the collection. Uli is also mature for his age, not as mature as I though, but I do agree with him that Halo and Fable are great games since he kept commenting on how great Fable was. I wonder why Fable was rated M anyways? Joshua wanted to see Soul Reaver - Legacy of Kain 2, and he played that for a while. I also showed my cousin, Sherry (his mom) Fatal Frame 2 - Crimson Butterfly since she's into videogames as well. Last time I saw Sherry was on Halloween. Joshua kept calling me crazy because of all the games on my shelves. It's not crazy…. just a little obsession….that's all. He likes Bran Stroker's Dracula & Matrix Revolutions so he watched both. I tried to get someone interested in watching Saving Private Ryan, but no one cared. Don't these kids want to watch a reenactment of the greatest generation? The same generation that destroyed The 3rd Reign ? I must mention the Brits, Canadians, Russians, and Free French who made victory possible, otherwise - my comment would be very one-sided which isn't true. The film glorifies war too, lots and lots of gore from the D-Day scene (June 06, 1944) on Normandy Beach or other invaded beaches in German occupied France. Those who watched the film would know! If those kids can play Halo 2 you start to wonder why videogames are more important than our country's history. 1.) None of my cousins like History Class. 2.) None of my cousins seen so many videogames in their life. 3.) Both.
Today, I was also playing with the hero maker, the idea just dawned on me that there would be such a thing on Google. I was right and the third hit was the best version. I thought, "Wonderful!" The program does weapons, cloaks, 6 different shields, 4 different kinds of bikini mails for female, 6 different faces too choose from, and 30 different skins for each gender. The program allows you to pick from basketball cheerleader, female fantasy warrior or male knight. Hero Maker Homepage
The Tiger Telematic's Gizmondo
I've never heard of this new handheld from Tiger Telematics, the Gizmondo. The Gizmondo will be more powerful than Nintendo DS, but less powerful than PSP. The NDS has a 67 MHz ARM9, and the Gizondo will have a 400 MHz ARM9. Tiger Telematics is not affiliated with Tiger Electronics which had released Game.com. The handheld is over-priced, about $350 compared to the $150 Dual Screen, and $150 PSP when it launches in March. Everyone's getting a PSP as will I.
Tiger Telematics managed to add Windows CE operating system. WinCE will give the handheld a media player with MPEG4 and MP3 support, a global positioning system (GPS) with navigation, and the Internet. With this package, there is multiplayer via Bluetooth (wireless) or Internet via cell technology, a graphics processing unit more powerful than Dual Screens, but less than average software at launch. It doesn't look like too many big publishers are supporting it.
I don't like other handhelds other than Gameboys or DSes, but I am having confidence that Playstation Pocket will have its own great games. The PSP will support a 400 MHz CPU too. In terms of handheld software, I own eight Gameboy Advance games, and one Dual Screen game. In short, why shall I invest in a Gizmondo when Playstation Pocket has more developer support while asking for less?
As for the two day silence, I had invited a friend over. Randy and I played Winning Eleven 6 International where I won against him by a foul goal that hit the inside rim of the goal post, and won the game 1 - 0. Then Randy did a cheap shot by running the ball in the goal in 2nd half, and won the game 0 – 1. The game of the moment was Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. I kept winning against him with my superior reaction skills, but it was a great bloody experience – I mean that. Bob has MK: Deadly Alliance for PS2, and is amongst his favorites. Of course, he and I never talk to each other. Randy had got off from work at 3PM where normally he got off work at 11PM which made his visit possible. He liked my TV. The day ended with us playing Return to Castle Wolfenstein - Tides of War on Xbox. He doesn't like Halo, but he does like killing Nazis. Well, I offered him a whole DVDR worth of MP3s, he said, "No" to that. If my hard drive is equal to 2 single layer DVDs than he could have had owned half of my collection. O-well. It's his loss.
Product Line - Gizmondo
Manufacturer - Tiger Telematics
Form Factor - Portable
Processor - ARM9
Processor Clock Speed - 400MHz
Main Memory - 64MB
Graphics Processor - Nvidia GeForce 3D 4500
Display - 2.8" TFT LCD
Resolution - 240 x 320
Colors - 65,536 colors
Display Features (2nd) - 1 x audio out, 1 x USB, 1 x SD and MMC
Expansion and Connectivity
Game Media Format - SD. MMC, mobile download
Integrated Communications - Tri-band GSM, Bluetooth
Integrated Devices
Built-in Features - Integrated camera, MP3 player, MPEG-4 media player, GPS
This is Ian signing off.
Updated videogame checklist | v1.42 | 533 videogames
Normally: 533 games
normal commerical games & abandonware - 584 games
Forthy-second update - January 1, 2006 - Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords (Xbox), F.E.A.R. (PC) spelling of Record of Lodoss War fixed
Forty-first update - December 1, 2005 - Wild Arms Alter Code F (PS2), Mario Kart DS (NDS), Mario and Luigi - Partners in Time (NDS), Half-life 2 (Xbox), finally spelled Ubisoft correct (not Urisoft).
Fortith update - November 22, 2005 - Shadow of the Colossus (PS2), Dragon Quest VIII (PS2), Project Gotham 3 (X360), changed "Unreal Gold" developer
Thirdy-nineth update - October 14, 2005 - Project Snowblind (Xbox), Far Cry Instincts (Xbox), Dungeon Siege 2 (PC), Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 (PS2), Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete (PS1), Persona 2 Eternal Punishment (PS1), more adbandonware
Thirdy-eighth update - September 08, 2005 - added Radiata Stories (PS2), Shin Megami Tensei - Nocturne (PS2), Phantom Dust (Xbox), Nintendogs - Lab (NDS), original 33 games in Abandonware PC section
Thirdy-seventh update - August 29, 2005 - added Mech Assault 2 LoneWolf Limited Edition (Xbox), Mech Assault (Xbox) Steel Battalion (Xbox), Fatal Frame II - Crimson Butterfly (Xbox), Rayman 2 (PS2), Crimson Sea 2 (PS2), Grandia (PS1)
Thirdy-sixth update - August 11, 2005 - added Breath of Fire III (PS), ESPN NHL 2K5 (Xbox), Amped (Xbox), Half-life (PC), Gradius III & IV (PS2)
Thirdy-fifth update - July 28, 2005 - added Kirby Carvas Curse (NDS), Mortal Kombat Deception (Xbox), Metropolis Street Racer (DC), NFL 2K1 (DC), Star Wars Battlefront (Xbox), Fatal Frame Director's Cut (Xbox), Battlefield 2 (PC), Mega Man X5 (PS), Makai Kingdom - Chronicles of the Sacred Tome (PS2)
Thirdy-fourth update - June 29, 2005 - added Silhousette Mirage (PS1), Fire Emblem : The Sacred Stone (GBA), Donkey Kong Classics (NES), Top Spin (Xbox), NFL 2K1 (DC), Katamari Damacy (PS2), R-Type Final (PS2) added 2 more freeware games, created STR genre under GBA, made corrections in PC section including the RTCW developer error ;), named developer for Theif The Dark Project; Baldur's Gate 1,2; Unreal 2
Thirdy-third update - June 12, 2005 - Added Gran Turismo 4 #2 (PS2), Sly 2 : Band of Thieves (PS2), Deus Ex : Invisible War (Xbox), Lunar - Silver Star Story Complete (PS), Unreal Champtionship 2 (Xbox), Contra Shattered Soldier (PS2), Sphinx - The Mummy's Curse (Xbox) fixed Agetec error in PS1 section. Recalculated games & reduced 3 from total count, fixed 4 year errors
Thirdy-second update - May 28, 2005 - Added Ridge Racers (PSP), Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga (PS2), Shining Tears (PS2), Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana (PS2: Game Stop preorder 05/25), Age of Empires (PC), Age of Empires Age of Kings (PC) | changes spell checked the whole entry; added Final Fantasy 2 to game count in GBA section; split up SFAC into Street Fighter 2 and Street Fighter III - 3rd Strike)
Thirty-first update - May 16, 2005 - Doom 3 (Xbox), Forza Motorsport (Xbox), Star Wars - Knights of the Old Republic II - Sith Lords (PC), Guild Wars (PC), Stella Deus - Gates of Eternity (PS2), Silpheed - Lost Planet (PS2), Legend of Zelda Oracle of Seasons (GBC), Legend of Zelda Oracle of Ages (GBC), Action Replay Max Evo Edition (PS2) Next game - Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana
Thirtith update - April 15, 2005 - Jade Empire Limited Edition (Xbox), Splinter Cell - Chaos Theory (Xbox), ESPN Major League Baseball 2K5 (PS2), Gunstar Heroes (Gen), Streets of Rage II (Gen), Vectorman (Gen), Vectorman 2 (Gen), Wipeout XL (PS), Wip3out (PS), added more stuff to PC section, fixed some cirea (year) errors in game list.
Twenty-Nineth update - April 07, 2005 - Lumines (PSP) 11 brand new freeware games (will not be included in game count Added Publisher/Developer/Year/score to all console games!
Twenty-eighth update - March 26, 2005 - World Series Baseball 2K3 (PS2), God of War (PS2), Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2x (Xbox), Tony Hawk's Underground 2 (Xbox), Baten Kaitos (GCN), Wipeout Pure (PSP), Final Fantasy Dawn of Souls (GBA) Added Freeware Collection for kicks
Twenty-seventh update - March 12, 2005 - Devil May Cry 3 (PS2), Ys VI - Ark of Napishtim (PS2), Tekken 5 (PS2), Star Wars - Knights of the Old Republic (Xbox), Burnout 3 (PS2), Full Specrium Warrior (Xbox), Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga (GBA)
Twenty-sixth update - February 24, 2005 - Added Mercenaries (Xbox), Castlevania - Harmony of Dissonance (GBA), forgot to add Star Fox Adventures (GCN), made changes to King of Fighters (PS) because it had (FPS) instead of (F)
Twenty-Fifth Update - February 18, 2005 - actually bought Xenosaga Episode 2 (no change), Extreme-G Racing Association (GCN), Winning Eleven Soccer 8 (PS2) Metroid Zero Mission (GBA), Paper Mario 2 - The Thousand Year Door (GCN), Street Fighter Anniversary Collection (PS2), Gran Turismo 4 (yet to buy, but will!) Made fix under PSone section switching FF anthology with FF Chronicles. Fixed Icewind Dale error (formally Iceland Dale). Fixed some genre miscount in Playstation, PS2, and Xbox sections. Made correction that all First person shooters are also shooters except PC games.
Twenty-Forth Update - February 11, 2005 - Added Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 (DC), Moto GP 2 (Xbox) made correction to xbox game count (it was 1 game off), fixed a ton of spelling errors.
Twenty-Third update - February 04, 2005 - Suikoden IV (PS2), Splinter Cell 2 - Pandora Tomorrow (Xbox), Metal Gear Solid 2 - Substance (Xbox), World of Warcraft (PC), Baldur's Gate - Dark Alliance 2 (PS2) Xenosaga Episode 2 - Beyond Good & Evil (PS2) * I added Xenosaga 2 before the launch date because I will buy it on launch day. Changed Baldur's Gate Deadly Alliance to "Dark Alliance"
Twenty-second update - January 17, 2005 - Suikoden (PS) recounted all games to make the number more accurate. including the PS2 miscount on actual software such as the Mega Man Anniversary Collection (10 Games total on DVD) Fixed spelling errors.
Twenty-first update - January 16, 2005 - Legend of Zelda - The Minish Cap (GBA), Legacy of Kain - Defiance (Xbox), Ace Combat 5 (PS2), Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (GBA), Grandia 2 (PS2), Resident Evil 4 (GCN), Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance (Xbox)
Twentieth Update - December 28, 2004 - Phantasy Star II (Genesis), Phantasy Star III (Genesis), Dead or Alive Ultimate (Xbox), Crimson Skies (Xbox), Return to Castle Wolfenstine - Tides of War (Xbox), Prince fo Persia - Warrior Within (Xbox) Metroid Fusion (GBA), Star Wars Jedi Starfighter (PS2)
Nineteenth Update - December 17, 2004 - Added Final Fantasy Tactics (PS), Viewiful Joe 2 (GCN), Growlancer Generations (PS2), Jak 3 (PS2), Ratchet and Clank - Up Your Arsenal (PS2) Fixed Virtual Fighter spelling Error in Saturn Section
Second fix to 18th Update- December 05, 2004 - corrected (genres) for games First Fix to 18th Update - December 04, 2004 - added Splinter Cell (Xbox) which I forgot to add for months, fixed Legend of Zelda names in Gamecube section (finally) added genre () to games
Eighteenth Update - December 03, 2004 - Added Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater (PS2), Golden Sun (GBA), Super Mario 64 DS (NDS) Fixed number count error in PS2 and Gamecube sections. Added pirated # count in PC section
Seventeenth Update - November 25, 2004 - Added Half-life 2 Silver Edition (PC), Metroid Prime 2 Echoes (GCN), Guilty Gear Isuka (PS2), Lord of the Rings The Return of the King Dell Edition (PC), Rage (PC)
Sixteenth Update - November 15, 2004 - Added Halo 2 (Xbox), Guilty Gear X-2 Reloaded (Xbox) Castlevania (N64), Guilty Gear X (PS2), Grand Theft Auto San Andreas (PS2), Fatal Frame 2 - Crimson Butterfly (PS2), finally corrected spelling errors in Theft for "Grand Theft Auto"
Fifteenth Update - Halloween (Oct. 31, 2004) - Sly the Racoonius (PS2), Gradius V (PS2), The King of Fighters '99 (PS), Bought GameBoy Player at Toyriffic for 40 dollars so that I may play GBA games on TV. Had mistake: Golden Sun was really Golden Sun 2 : The Lost Age
Fourteenth Update - October 06, 2004 - added Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Genesis), Contra - Hard Corps (Genesis), Contra Alien Wars (SNES), Super Mario RPG - Legend of Seven Stars (SNES), Shadow Hearts 2 Covenant (PS2), sold Marvel Super Heroes (Saturn) to game store | also new feature is # of genres for each platform
Thirteenth Update - October 01, 2004 - added The Sims 2 (PC) and Virtual-ON Cyber Troopers (SAT) which I came across | added new section that shows roughly my console peripherals conditions showed below the game list.
Twelfth Update - September 23, 2004 - Added Tony Hawk Pro Skater's Underground (Xbox) and Ninja Gaiden (Xbox). Made correction to Donkey Kong Country 3 which didn't have "3" before =) Also spelling Majora's Mask correctly in N64 section. Made a name change to Star Ocean 2 in PS section.
Eleventh Update - September 20, 2004 - Added Super Metroid (SNES), Donkey Kong Country 3 (SNES), Fable (Xbox), La Pucelle - Tactics (PS2), Phantom Brave (PS2), Wipeout Fusion (PS2) and one I forgot to add earlier "Thief - The Dark Ages" (PC) Next game could be Ninja Gaiden (Xbox)
First Fix to Tenth Update - September 10, 2004 - Forgot that Arc the Lad Collection was 4 games! Fixed the error I had counting The Next Tetris twice.
Tenth Update - September 08, 2004 - Added Star Ocean Til the End of Time (PS2), Star Fox (SNES), Yoshi's Island (SNES) Added the much needed number count system (ex. 25, 25a) which now lists all the games within games. On the PC, I do not count expansion packs as separate games - that's why they're called expansions.
Ninth Update - August 28, 2004 - Added ESPN Football 2K5 (PS2), and Rallisport Challenge 2 (XBox) Made corrections of Secret of Mana which is actually Legend of Mana, Added full name to Star Ocean 2 | Sold 007 Agent of Fire and F1 Championship to game store.
Eighth Update - August 15, 2004 - Added Legend of Zelda (GCN), Zelda II Adventure of Link (GCN), Zelda Majora's Mask (GCN), Ocarina of Time (GCN) Tales of Symphonia (GCN), Onimusha 3 - Demon Siege (PS2), Dark Cloud 2 (PS2), Secret of Mana (SNES), Doom 3 (PC) Yes, I have 3 legal copies of Ocarina of Time and 2 legal copies of Majora's Mask!
Seventh Update - July 18, 2004 - Added Super Mario All Stars (SNES), Super Mario Kart (SNES), Soul Caliber 2 (Gamecube), Dead or Alive 3 (Xbox),
Sixth Update - July 08, 2004 - Added Rayman 3 - Hoodlum Havoc, Project Gotham 2, Viewiful Joe and Duck Hunt / Track and Field
Fifth Update - June 27, 2004 - Colony Wars (PS), Colony Wars: Vengeance (PS), Crash Bandicoot 2 and 3 (PS) Battlefield 1942 /w expansions (PC)
Fourth Update - June 18, 2004 - Mega Man Anniversary Collection (Mega Man 1 - 8, 2 arcade titles) , Ridge Racer V (PS2), Dino Crisis 1 & 2 and forgot to add The Next Tetris Online for DC
Third Big Update - June 08, 2004 - Added 4 used playstation games (R4: Ridge Racer Type 4, Ridge Racer, Mega Man X4, Mega Man Legends II) , Conker 64, and Panzer Dragoon Orta for Xbox.
Second Big Update - May 31, 2004 - Added new games to list including Final Fantasy 7 (PC), Yugisa (PC), Star Trek Elite Force II (PC) Freelancer (PC) GTA Vice City (PC), No One Lives For Ever 2 (PC) Sexy Beach II (PC), Star Wars Jedi Academy 2 : Jedi Outcast (PC), Oni (PC), Giants Citizen Kabuto (PC) and one I forgot to add, NFL 2K (Dreamcast)
First Big Update - May 28, 2004 - Added 8 games to list (Far Cry, Need for Speed III, McCollen's Rally 04, Prince of Persia (Xbox), Record of Lacross War, Mega Man X6 and Metal Slug X, 007: Everything or Nothing) I also fixed the list number it was a little much. Also remember I have Final Fantasy Chronicles, FF Origins, FF Anthology, Sonic Mega Collection (8 Genesis titles), Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time / Master Quest Gamecube Disk (2 titles), Arc the Lad collection (3 games in one package)
Nintendo Entertainment System (5 Game Cartridges, 9 playable games)
platform 3 (PL)
shooting 1 (S)
action 1 (A)
sports 1 (SP)
retro 6 (RE)
Puzzle 2 (PUZ)
1a.) Super Mario Bros. (PL, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1985, IGN: 10/10)
1b.) Duck Hunt (S, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1981, IGN: 6/10)
1c.) Track and Field (SP, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1982)
2.) Super Mario Bros. 2 (PL, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1988, 8.8/10)
4.) Mega Man 2 (A, RE, Capcom, Capcom, 1988, 9.0/10)
5a.) Donkey Kong (DK Classics, PUZ, Nintendo, Intellegent Systems, 1984, 1986)
5b.) Donkey Kong Jr (DK Classics, PUZ, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1985, 1986)
Super Nintendo (12 game cartridges /w 16 Playable games)
shooters 3 (S)
racing 1 (RA)
RPG 3 (RPG)
retro 16 (RE)
1.) Super Mario World (PL, RA, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1991, 9/10)
2a.) Super Mario Bros. (Super Mario All Stars) (PL, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1993, 9/10)
2b.) Super Mario Bros. 2 (SMAS) (PL, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1993,)
2c.) Super Mario Bros. 3 (SMAS) (PL, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1993)
2d.) Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels (SMAS exclusive) (PL, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1993)
3.) Super Mario Kart (RA, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1992)
4.) Legend of Zelda - Link to the Past (RPG, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1991, 9.6/10)
5.) Secret of Mana (RPG, RE, Squaresoft, Squaresoft, 1993)
6.) Donkey Kong Country (PL, RE, Nintendo, Rare, 1993)
7.) Super Mario World 2 : Yoshi's Island (PL, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1996)
8.) Star Fox (S, RE, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1993)
9.) Super Metroid (S, RE, Nintendo, Intellegent Systems, 1994)
10.) Donkey Kong Country 3 (PL, RE, Nintendo, RARE, 1996)
11.) Contra III - Alien Wars (S, RE, Konami, Konami, 1992)
12.) Super Mario RPG - Legend of the Seven Stars (RPG, RE, Nintendo, Squaresoft, 1996, 9.4/10)
Sega Genesis (8 cartridges)
shooter 3 (S)
Role Playing 2 (RPG)
Retro - 8 (RE)
Fighter 1 (F)
1.) Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (PL, RE, Sega, Sonic Team, 1992, 9/10)
2.) Contra - Hard Corps (S, RE, Konami, Konami, 1995)
3.) Phantasy Star II (RPG, RE, Sega, Sega, 1989)
4.) Phantasy Star III Generations of Doom (RPG, RE, Sega, Sega, 1990)
5.) Gunstar Heroes (S, Sega, Treasure, 1993 9.5/10)
6.) Streets of Rage II (F, Sega, Sega-AM7, 1992)
7.) Vectorman (S, Sega, Blue Skies, 1996)
8.) Vectorman 2 (S, Sega, Blue Skies, 1996)
Gameboy Color (2 playable games)
Legend of Zelda Oracle of Seasons (RPG, Nintendo, Flagship, 2001, 10)
Legend of Zelda Oracle of Ages (RPG, Nintendo, Flagship, 2001, 10)
Gameboy Advance (15 playable games)
platform 1 (P)
Stradegy 3 (STR)
1a.) Super Mario Advance (PL, Re, Nintendo, Nintendo R&D1, 2001, IGN: 8.0)
1b.) Mario Bros. (PUZ, Re)
2.) Mario Kart Super Circuit (RA, Nintendo, Intelligent Systems, 2001, 9.5)
3.) Fire Emblem Advance (STR, Nintendo, Intelligent Systems 2003, 9.5)
4.) Golden Sun 2: The Lost Age (RPG, Nintendo, Camelot Software Planning, 2003, 9.1)
5.) Castlevania - Circle of the Moon (A, Konami, Konami, 2001, 9.0)
6.) Golden Sun (RPG, Nintendo, Camelot Software Planning, 2001, 9.7)
7.) Metroid Fusion (S, Nintendo, Intelligent Systems, 2002, 9.5)
8.) Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (RPG, Nintendo, Square-Enix, 2003 9.0)
9.) Legend of Zelda - The Minish Cap (RPG, Nintendo, Flagship (Capcom), 2005 9.0)
10.) Metroid - Zero Mission (S, Nintendo, Intelligent Systems 2003, 9.0)
11.) Castlevania - Harmony of Dissonance (A, Konami, Konami, 2003, 9.2)
12.) Mario & Luigi - Superstar Saga (RPG, Nintendo, Alpha Dream, 2003, 9.0)
13.) Final Fantasy 1 & 2 - Dawn of Souls (RPG, Square-Enix, Square-Enix, 2003, 8.5) * #13 counts as two games
14.) Fire Emblem - The Sacred Stone (STR, Nintendo Intelligent Systems, 2005, 8.5)
Nintendo DS (5 Games)
First Person Shooter 1 (FPS)
Simulation 1 (SIM)
1.) Super Mario 64 DS (PL, Nintendo, Nintendo, 2004, 8.9)
2.) Kirby Cavas Curse (PL, Nintendo, Hal Labatory, 2005, 9.0)
X.) DEMO Metroid Prime - Hunters - First Hunt (FPS, Nintendo, Nintendo, 2004, ???)
3.) Nintendogs - Labadore and Friends (SIM, Nintendo, Nintendo, 2005, 8.9)
4.) Mario and Luigi 2 - Partners in Time (RPG, Nintendo, Alpha Dream, 2005, 9.0)
5.) Mario Kart DS (Ra, Nintendo, Nintendo, 2005, 9.5)
Playstation Portable (3 games)
1.) Wipeout Pure (Ra, SCEA, SCEE, 2005, 9.1)
2.) Lumines (PUZ, Ubisoft, Bandai, 2005, 8.0)
3.) Ridge Racers (RA, Namco, Namco, 2005, 9.1)
Nintendo 64 (22 Games)
first person shooters 3 (FPS)
1.) Super Mario 64 (PL, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1996, 9.7)
2.) Mario Kart 64 (RA, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1996, 8.1)
3.) Donkey Kong 64 (PL, Nintendo, RARE, 1999, 8.5)
4.) Banjo and Kazooie (PL, Nintendo, RARE, 1998, 9.6)
5.) Banjo and Tooie (PL, Nintendo, RARE, 2000, 9.4)
6.) Conker's Bad Fur Day (PL, Nintendo, RARE, 2001, 9.9)
7.) Wave Race 64 (RA, Nintendo, Nintendo R&D1, 1996, 9.7)
8.) Goldeneye 007 (FPS, S, Nintendo, RARE, 1997, 9.7)
9.) Perfect Dark (FPS, S, Nintendo, RARE, 2000, 9.8)
10.) Chopper Attack (S, Midway, Seta, 1998, 5.6)
11.) Crusin USA (RA, Nintendo, Williams, 4.0)
12.) Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time (RPG, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1998, 10)
13.) Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask (RPG, Nintendo, Nintendo, 2000, 9.9)
14.) Extreme G (RA, Acclaim, Probe, 1997, 7.9)
15.) Extreme G 2 (RA, Acclaim, Probe, 1998, 6.9)
16.) Turok 2 - Seeds of Evil (FPS, S, Acclaim, Iguana Entertainment, 1998, 9.0)
17.) Star Wars - Shadows of the Empire (S, Nintendo, Lucas Arts, 1996, 6.5)
18.) Star Wars - Rogue Squadron (S, Lucas Arts, Factor 5, 1998, 8.8)
19.) Star Wars Episode 1 Racer (RA, Nintendo, Lucas Arts, 1999, 7.2)
20.) Nascar '99 (RA, EA Sports, StormFront Studios, 1998, 7.0)
21.) Star Fox 64 (S, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1998, 8.7)
22.) Castlevania 64 (S, PL, Konami, KCEK, 1998, 8.2)
Playstation (41 Game Cases, 50 playable games total)
RPG 28 (RPG)
fighters 2 (F)
1.) Colony Wars (S, Psygnosis, Psygnosis, 1998, 9.3)
2.) Colony Wars : Vengeance (S, Psygnosis, Psygnosis, 2000, 9.5)
3.) Crash Bandicoot 2 (PL, Sony, Naughty Dog, 1997, 8.5)
4.) Crash Bandicoot - Warped (PL, Sony, Naughty Dog, 1998, 9.1)
5.) Mega Man X6 (S, Capcom, Capcom, 2001, 8.0)
7.) Mega Man Legends II (RPG, Capcom, Capcom 2000, 8.1)
8.) Metal Slug X (S, Agetec, SNK, 2001)
9.) Dino Crisis (S, Capcom, Capcom, 1999, 9.2 )
10.) Dino Crisis 2 (S. Capcom, Capcom, 2000, 9.3)
11a.) Final Fantasy V (Final Fantasy Anthology) (RPG, Square EA, Square, 1999, 9.0)
11b.) Final Fantasy VI (Final Fantasy Anthology) (RPG, same, same, same, same)
12a.) Final Fantasy (Final Fantasy Origins) (RPG, Square-Enix, Square-Enix 2001, 9.0)
12b.) Final Fantasy II (Final Fantasy Origins) (RPG, same, same, same, same)
13a.) Chrono Trigger (Final Fantasy Chronicles) (RPG, Square EA, Square, 2001, 9.4)
13b.) Final Fantasy IV (Final Fantasy Chronicles) (RPG, same, same, same same)
14.) Final Fantasy 7 (RPG, Sony, Square, 1997, 9.5)
15.) Final Fantasy 8 (RPG, Square EA, Square, 1999, 9.0)
17.) Star Ocean - The Second Story (RPG, Enix, Tri-Ace, 1999, 8.8)
18.) Vagrant Story (RPG, Square EA, Square, 2000, 9.6)
19.) Tekken 2 (F, Namco, Namco, 1997, 9.0)
20a.) R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 (RA, Namco, Namco, 1999, 9.4)
20b.) Ridge Racer (RA, Namco, Namco, 1996, 7.5)
21.) Tale of Destiny (RPG, Namco, Namco, 1997, 7.5)
22.) Chrono Cross (RPG, Square, Square, 2000, 10)
23.) Xenogears (RPG, Square, Square, 1998, 9.5)
24.) Grand Theft Auto 2 (RA, S, Rockstar, DMA, 1999, 6.8)
25.) Gran Turismo 2 (RA, Sony, Polyphony Digital, 1999, 9.8)
26.) Castlevania - Symphony of the Night (S, Konami, Konami 1997, 9.0)
27.) Legend of Dragoon (RPG, Sony, Sony, 2000, 7.0)
28.) Legend of Mana (RPG, Square EA, Square, 2000, 8.3)
29a.) Arc the Lad (Arc the Lad Collection) (RPG, Working Designs, ARC Entertainment, 2000, 8.8)
29b.) Arc the Lad II (AtLC) (RPG)
29c.) Arc the Lad III (AtLC) (RPG)
29d.) Arc the Lad Tournament (ATLC) (RPG)
30.) The King of Fighters '99 Evolution (F, Agetec, SNK, 2001, 8.3)
31.) Final Fantasy Tactics (RPG, Square, Square, 1997, 8.5)
32.) Suikoden (RPG, Konami, Konami, 1996, 9.0)
33.) Wipeout XL (Ra, Sony, Psygnosis, 1996, 9.0)
34.) Wipeout 3 (Ra, Sony, Psygnosis, 1999, 9.1)
35.) Lunar - The Silver Star Story Complete (RPG, Working Designs, Kadokawa Shoten Publishing, 1999, 7.5)
36.) Silhouette Mirage (PL, Working Designs, Treasure, 1999, 9.0)
37.) Mega Man X5 (S, Capcom, Capcom, 2001, 8.5)
38.) Breath of Fire III (RPG, Capcom, Capcom, 1997, 8.0)
39.) Grandia (RPG, Sony, Game Arts, 1999, 9.0)
40.) Lunar 2 Eternal Blue Complete (RPG, Working Designs, Game Arts, 2000, 8.0)
41.) Persona 2 – Eternal Punishment (RPG, Atlus, Atlus, 2000, 8.2)
Sega Saturn (2x) (19 Games)
1.) Sonic 3D Blast (PL, Sega Traveler's Tales, 1996, ???)
2.) Mr. Bones (PL, sega, Sega, 1998, ???)
3.) Gex (PL, Crystal Dynamics, Crystal Dynamics 1995, ???)
4.) Nights (PL, Sega, Sonic Team, 1996, ???)
5.) Panzer Dragoon (S, Sega, Team Andromeda, 1995, ???)
6.) Panzer Dragoon 2 : Zwei (S, Team Andromeda, 1996, ???)
7.) Fighter's Mega Mix (F, Sega, Sega-AM2, 1997, ???)
8.) Virtua Fighter (F, Sega, Sega-AM2, 1994, ???)
9.) Virtua Fighter 2 (F, Sega, Sega-AM2, 1996, ???)
10.) Virtua Cop (S, Sega Sega-AM2, 1996, ????)
11.) Virtua Cop 2 (S, Sega, Sega-AM2, 1997, ???)
12.) Rayman (PL, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 1995, ??? )
13.) Sega Rally Championship (RA, Sega, Sega-AM2, 1995, ???)
14.) Daytona USA (RA, Sega, Sega-AM2, 1994, ???)
15.) Antretti Racing (RA. EA Sports, Storm Front Studios, 1997)
16.) Off Road Challenge (RA, Crystal Dynamics, Crystal Dynamics, ???)
17.) Solar Eclipses (S, Crystal Dynamics, Crystal Dynamics, 1995)
18.) Virtual ON! - Cybertroopers (S, Sega, Sega-AM3, 1997)
19.) Darius Gaiden (also Darius 2) (S, Taito, Taito, 1997, 8.5)
Sega Dreamcast (3x Dreamcasts) (43 Games)
driving 14 (DR)
military jet simulations 2 (MJS)
athletic sports 3 (SP)
Survival Horror 4 (SH)
1.) Sonic Adventure (2x) (PL, Sega, Sonic Team, 1998, 8.6)
2.) Sonic Adventure 2 (PL, Sega, Sonic Team, 2001, 9.4)
3.) Daytona USA (Dreamcast Version of Daytona USA 2) (DR, Sega, Amusement Vision, 2001, 9.3)
4.) NFL 2K (SP, Sega, Visual Concepts, 1999, 9.3)
5.) Grandia 2 (RPG, Ubi-soft, Game Arts, 2000, 9.2)
6.) Skies of Arcadia (RPG, Sega, Overworks, 2000, 9.2)
7.) Resident Evil 2 (S. SH. Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 3, 2000, 8.5)
8.) Resident Evil 3 (S, SH. Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 3, 2000, 8.0)
9.) Resident Evil Code Veronica (S, SH, Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 4, 2000, 9.2)
x.) Dreamcast Web Browser 2.0
10.) Crazy Taxi (DR, Sega, AM3, 2000, 9.7)
11.) Crazy Taxi 2 (DR, Sega, Hitmaker (formally AM3), 2000, 9.2)
12.) Marvel Vs. Capcom (F, Capcom, Capcom , 1999, 8.8)
13.) The Next Tetris Online (PUZ, Sega, Crave Entertainment 2000, 8.0)
14.) Record of Lodoss War (RPG, Conspiracy Entertainment, Kadokawa Shoten, 2000, 8.7)
15.) Spiderman (A, Activision, Neversoft, 2000, 9.5)
16.) Ecco the Dolphin - Defender of the Future (PL, Sega, Appaloosa Interactive, 2000, 7.6)
17.) Rush 2049 (DR, Midway, Atari, 2000, 9.0)
18.) Soul Caliber (F, Namco, Namco, 1999, 10)
19.) F1 World Grand Prix (DR, Video System, Video System, 2000, 8.6)
x.) Dreamcast Demo Disk
20.) Rayman 2 (PL, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 2000, 9.6)
21.) Typing of the Dead (SH, Sega, Smilebit, 2000, 9.0)
22.) F355 Challenge (DR, Acclaim, Sega-AM2, 2000, 9.2)
23.) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater (SP, Activision / Crave, Treyarch, 2000, 9.8)
24.) SEga Rally 2 (DR, Sega, AM2, 2000, 9.0)
25.) Test Drive V-Rally (DR, Infogrames, Eden Studios, 9.0, 2000)
26.) Test Drive Le Mans (DR Infogrames, Infogrames, 9.4, 2000)
27.) Dead or Alive 2 (F, Tecmo, Tecmo, 2000, 8.9)
28.) Fatal Fury - Mark of the Wolves (F, Agetec, SNK, 2001, 9.0)
29.) Speed Devils (DR, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 1999, 7.9)
30.) Vanishing Point (DR, Acclaim, Clockwork, 2000, 8.6)
31.) Phantasy Star Online Episode 1 (RPG, Sega, Sonic Team, 2000, 9.3)
32.) Street Fighter 3 Alpha (F, Capcom, Capcom, 1999, 9.5)
33.) Hydro Thunder (DR, Midway, Midway, 1999, 8.7)
34.) Shenmue (RPG, Sega, AM2, 2000, 9.7)
35.) Tomb Raider - The Last Revelation (S, Eidos, Core, 2000, 3.0)
36.) Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver (PL, Eidos, Crystal Dyanamics 2000, 9.1)
37.) AeroWings 2 (MJS, Crave, CRI, 2000, 8.0 )
38.) Tokyo Extreme Racer (DR, Crave, Genki, 1999, 8.8)
39.) Air Force Delta (MJS, Konami, Konami, 1999, 8.1)
40.) Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 (F, Capcom, Capcom 2000, 9.3)
41.) NFL 2K1 (SP, Sega, Visual Concepts, 2000, 9.5)
42.) Metropolis Street Racer (Ra, Sega, Bizarre Creations, 2000, 9.1)
Playstation 2 (96 Game Cases) (109 games)
driving/racing 13 (RA)
action 23 (A)
action platformer 11 (APL)
action fighter - 3 (AF)
Shooter 13 (S)
Horror Survival 2 (SH)
1.) Star Ocean 3 - Till the End of Time (Director's Cut Version) (RPG, Square-Enix, Triace, 2004, 9.0)
2a.) Mega Man (Mega Man Anniversary Collection) (A, S, Capcom, Atomic Planet, 2004, 8.5)
2b.) Mega Man 2 (MMAC) (A, S)
2c.) Mega Man 3 (MMAC) (A, S)
2d.) Mega Man 4 (MMAC) (A, S)
2e.) Mega Man 5 (MMAC) (A, S)
2f.) Mega Man 6 (MMAC) (A, S)
2g.) Mega Man 7 (MMAC) (A, S)
2i.) Mega Man 8 (MMAC) (A, S)
2j.) Mega Man Battle (MMAC) (A, S)
2k.) Mega Man Battle 2 (MMAC) (A, S)
3.) Jak and Dexter (APL, A, Sony, Naughty Dog, 2001, 9.4)
4.) Castlevania - Lament of Innocence (SH, A, Konami, Konami TYO, 2003, 9.0)
5.) Jak 2 (APL, A, Sony, Naughty Dog, 2003)
6.) Ratchet and Clank (APL, A, Sony, Insomniac Games, 2002, 9.2)
7.) Ratchet and Clank 2 - Going Commando (APL, A, Sony, Insomniac Games, 2003, 9.4)
8.) Gran Turismo 3 A-Spec (RA. Sony, Polyphony Digital, 2001, 9.8)
9.) Final Fantasy 10 (RPG, Square EA, Square, 2001, 9.5)
10.) Final Fantasy 10-2 (RPG, Square-Enix, Square-Enix, 2003, 9.5)
11.) Rayman 3 - Hoodlum Havoc (PL, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 2003, 8.9)
13.) SSX 3 (SP, RA, EA Sports Big, EA Canada, 2003, 9.5)
14.) Breath of Fire 5 - Dragon Quarter (RPG, Capcom, Capcom Production Studios 3, 2003, 8.2 )
15.) Xenosaga Episode 1 - The Will of Power (RPG, Namco, Monolith Software, 2001, 8.8)
16.) Soul Caliber 2 (F, Namco, Namco, 2003, 9.2)
17.) ESPN Football 2K5 (SP, Sega, Visual Concepts, 2004, 9.3)
18.) Grand Theft Auto 3 (RA, Rockstar, DMA, 2001, 9.6)
19.) Grand Theft Auto Vice City (RA, Rockstar, Rockstar, 2002, 9.8)
20.) Summoner 2 (RPG, THQ, Volitron, 2002, 8.4)
21a.) Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution (F, Sega, Sega-AM2, 2003, 9.5)
21b.) Virtua Fighter (F)
22.) Ridge Racer V (RA, Namco, Namco, 2000, 8.0)
23.) Devil May Cry (S, A, Capcom, Capcom Production Studios 4, 2001, 9.6)
24.) Tokyo Extreme Racer Zero (RA, Crave, Genki, 2001, 8.3)
25.) Tokyo Extreme Racer 3 (RA, Crave, Genki, 2003, 7.2)
26.) Twisted Metal Black (RA, S, Sony, Incog Inc, Entertainment, 2001, 9.6)
27.) Suikoden III (RPG, Konami, Konami, 2001, 9.4)
28.) Ace Combat 04 (MJS, Namco, Namco, 2001, 9.1)
29.) Winning Eleven Soccer 6 International (SP, Konami, Konami TYO, 9.0, 2003)
31.) Madden Football 2002 (SP, EA Sports, Tiburon, 2001, 9.2 )
32.) Disgaea Hour of Darkness (RPG, Atlus, Nippion Ichi, 2003, 9.2)
33.) Kingdom Hearts (RPG, Square EA, Square, 2002, 9.0)
34.) Metal Gear Solid 2 Sons of Liberty (S, A, Konami, Konami, 2001, 9.7)
35.) Ico (PUZ, Sony, Sony, 2001, 9.4)
36.) MidNight Club (RA, Rockstar, Rockstar, 2000, 8.6)
37.) MidNight Club 2 (RA, Rockstar, Rockstar, 2003, 9.1)
38.) Thunderstrike (S, A, Eidos, Core, 7.0 )
39.) Onimusha 2 Samurai's Destiny (AF, A, Capcom, Capcom Production Studios 2, 2002, 8.9)
40.) Onimusha 3 - Demon Siege (AF, A, Capcom, Capcom Production Studios 2, 2003, 9.0)
41.) Soul Reaver 2 (AF, Eidos, Crystal Dynamics, 2001, 9.0)
42.) Dark Cloud (RPG, Sony, Level 5, 2001, 8.4)
43.) Dark Cloud 2 (RPG, Sony, Level 5, 2003, 9.0)
44.) Grandia Xtreme (RPG, Enix, Game Arts, 2002, 7.5)
45.) Arc the Lad 4 - Twilight of the Spirits (RPG, Sony, Cattle Call, 2002, 8.2)
46.) La Pucelle - Tactics (RPG, Mastiff, Nippon Ichi, 2004, 8.8)
47.) Phantom Brave (RPG, NIS America, Nippon Ichi, 2004, 8.6)
48.) Wipeout Fusion (RA, sony, Sony, 2001, 9.0)
49.) Shadow Hearts 2 - Covenant (RPG, Midway, Nautilus, 2004, 9.1)
50.) Sly Cooper and The Thievius Raccoonus (APL, A, Sony, Sucker Punch, 2002, 9.1)
51.) Gradius V (S, A Konami, Treasure, 2004, 7.7 )
52.) Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas (RA, S, Rockstar, Rockstar, 2004, 9.9)
53.) Guilty Gear X (F, Sammy Studios, Arc System Works, 2001, 8.8)
54.) Fatal Frame 2 Crimson Butterfly (Director's Cut version) (SH, A, Tecmo, Tecmo, 2003, 9.5)
55.) Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater (S, A, Konami, Konami, 2004, 9.6)
56.) Guilty Gear Isuka (also Guilty Gear X3) (F, Sammy Studios, Arc System works, 7.2)
57.) Jak 3 (APL, A, Sony, Naughty Dog, 2004, 9.6)
58.) Ratchet and Clank - Up Your Arsenal (APL, A, Sony, Insomniac Games, 2004, 9.6)
59a.) Growlancer II (Growlancer Generations) (RPG, Game Arts, Career Soft, 2004, 8.6)
59b.) Growlancer III (Growlancer Generations) (RPG, same, same, same, same)
60.) Star Wars Jedi Starfighter (S, Lucas Arts, Lucas Arts, 2001, 9.0)
61.) Grandia 2 (RPG, Ubisoft, Game Arts, 2001, 7.0)
62.) Ace Combat 5 (MJS, Konami, Konami, 2004, 9.3 )
63.) Baldur's Gate - Dark Alliance 2 (RPG, Vivendi Universal, Black Isle Studios, 2003, 8.4 )
64.) Suikoden IV (RPG, Konami, Konami, 2005, 7.9)
65.) Xenosaga Episode 2 - Beyond Good and Evil (RPG, Namco, Monolith Software, 2005, 7.9)
66.) Winning Eleven Soccer 8 International (SP, Konami, Konami TYO, 2005, 9.4)
67a.) Street Fighter 2 (Street Fighter Anniversary Collection) (F, Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 2, 2004, 8.5)
67b.) Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike (SFAC)
69.) Burnout 3 - Take Down (RA, Electronic Arts, Criterion Games, 2004, 9.5 )
70.) Devil May Cry 3 (A, Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 4, 2005 9.6)
71.) Ys VI - Ark of Napishtim (RPG, Konami, Falcon, 2005, 7.8)
73.) World Series Baseball 2K3 (SP, Sega, Visual Concepts, 2003, 9.0)
74.) God of War (A, Sony, Sony, 2005, 9.8)
75.) ESPN Major League Baseball 2K5 (SP, 2K Games, Visual Concepts, 2005, 8.8)
76.) Stella Deus Gates of Eternity (RPG, Atlus, Atlus, 2005, 7.8)
77.) Silpheed - The Lost Planet (S, Working Designs, Treasure/Game Arts, 2001, 7.9)
78.) Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana (RPG, NIS America, Gust, 2005, 8.9)
79.) Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga (RPG, Atlus, Atlus, 2005, 8.0)
80.) Shining Tears (RPG, Sega, Amusement Vision, 2005, 7.7)
81.) Gran Turismo 4 (copy #2) (RA, Sony, Polyphony Digital, 2005, 9.5)
82.) Sly 2: Band of Thieves (APL, Sony, Sucker Punch, 2004, 9.2)
83.) Contra - Shattered Soldier (S, Konami, Konami, 2002, 8.0)
84.) Katamari Damacy (PL, Namco, Namco, 2004, 9.0)
85.) R-Type Final (S, Eidos Interactive, Irem Software Engineering, 2004, 8.1)
86.) Makai Kingdom - Chronicles of the Sacred Tome (RPG, NIS America, Nippion Ichi, 2005, 7.5)
87.) Gradius III & IV (S, Konami, Konami, 2000, 7.0)
88.) Crimson Sea 2 (A, Koei, Koei, 2004, 8.4)
89.) Rayman 2 Revolution (APL, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 2000, 9.0)
90.) Radiata Stories (RPG, Square-Enix, Tri-Ace, 2005, 8.0)
91.) Shin Megami Tensei - Nocturne (RPG, Atlus, Atlus, 2004, 9.0)
92.) Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 (RPG, Atlus, Atlus, 2005, 8.5)
93.) Shadow of the Colossus (PUZ, Sony, Sony, 2005, 9.7)
94.) Dragon Quest VIII - Journey of the Cursed King (RPG, Square-Enix, Level 5, 2005, 9.0)
95.) Wild Arms Alter Code F (RPG, AgeTec, Media Vision, 2005, 7.7)
96.) Magna Carta - Tears of Blood (RPG, Atlus, Atlus, 2005, 7.5)
Gamecube (31 Game Cases) (44 Playable games)
RPG 12 (Metroid Prime 1 & 2 are RPGs) (RPG)
Card RPG 1 (CRPG)
action platform 9 (APL)
Survival Horror - 3 (SH)
First Person Shooters 3 (Metroid Prime 1 & 2) (FPS)
1.) Tales of Symphonia (RPG, Namco, Namco, 2003, 8.5)
2.) Super Mario Sunshine (APL, Nintendo, Nintendo, 2002, 9.4)
3.) F-Zero GX (Ra, Nintendo, Amusement Vision, 2003 9.3)
4.) Soul Caliber 2 (F, Namco, Namco, 2003, 9.2)
5.) Viewiful Joe (F, A, Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 4, 2002, 9.5)
6.) Super Smash Bros. Melee (F, Nintendo, HAL Labatory, 2001, 9.6)
7.) Mario Kart Double Dash (RA, Nintendo, Nintendo, 2003, 7.9)
8.) Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (RPG, Nintendo, Game Designer's Studio, 2002, 7.6)
9.) Super Monkey Ball (RA, PUZ, Sega, Amusement Vision, 2001, 8.3)
10.) XG3: Extreme G (RA, Acclaim, Acclaim, 2001, 8.8)
11.) Metal Gear Solid Twin Snakes (A, S, Konami, Silicon Knights, 2003 )
12.) Ikaruga (S, A, Atari, Treasure, 2002, 8.3)
13a.) Metroid Prime (RPG, FPS, A, Nintendo, Retro Studios, 2002 9.8)
13b.) Metroid (NES) (A, Nintendo, Intelligent Systems, 1985, 9.5)
14.) Timesplitters 2 (FPS, A, Eidos, Free Radical Design, 2002, 9.1)
15.) Star Wars Rogue Squadron II - Rogue Leader (S, Lucas Arts, Facor 5, 2001, 9.0)
16.) FIFA Soccer 2002 (SP, EA Sports, EA Sports Canada, 2001, 8.6)
17.) Wave Race Blue Storm (RA, Nintendo, Nintendo, 2001, 9.1)
18.) Eternal Darkness (SH, A, Nintendo, Silicon Knights, 9.6)
19.) Resident Evil (SH, Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 4 / Flagship, 2002, 9.0)
20.) Resident Evil Zero (SH, Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 4, 2002, 8.1)
21.) Legend of Zelda Wind Waker (RPG, Nintendo, Nintendo, 2003, 9.6)
22.) Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time / Master Quest Bonus Disk (RPG, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1998, 1999, 10)
23a.) Legend of Zelda (Legend of Zelda Promotional Disc) (RPG, RE, Nintendo Nintendo, 1986, 10)
23b.) Legend of Zelda II - Adventures of Link (Legend of Zelda Promotional Disc) (RPG, RE, 1988, 1990, 7)
23c.) Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time (Legend of Zelda Promotional Disc) (RPG, Nintendo, Nintendo, 1998, 10)
23d.) Legend of Zelda - Majora's Mask (Legend of Zelda Promotional Disc) (RPG, Nintendo, Nintendo, 2000, 9.9)
24a.) Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic Mega Collection) (RE, APL, Sega, Sonic Team, 1990)
24b.)Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Sonic Mega Collection) (RE, APL, Sega, Sonic Team, 1991)
24c.) Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (Sonic Mega Collection)(RE, APL, Sega, Sonic Team, 1993)
24d.) Sonic and Knuckles (Sonic Mega Collection) (RE, APL, Sega, Sonic Team, 1994)
24e.) Sonic 3D Blast (Sonic Mega Collection) (RE, APL, Sega, Traveler's Tales, 1996)
24f.) Sonic Spinball (Sonic Mega Collection (RE, PUZ, Sega, Sega, 1993)
24g.) Dr. Robotnic's Mean Bean Machine (Sonic Mega Collection) (RE, PUZ, Sega, Sega, 1993)
24h.) Ristar (unlockable in Sonic Mega Collection) (RE, APL, Sega, Sega, 1995)
24i.) Comix Zone (unlockable in Sonic Mega Collection) (RE, APL, Sega, Sega, ??)
24j.) The Ooze (unlockable in Sonic Mega Collection) (RE, APL, Sega, Sega, ???)
25.) Metroid Prime 2 - Echoes (FPS, RPG, Nintendo, Retro Studios, 2004, 9.5)
26.) Viewiful Joe 2 (S, A, Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 4, 2004, 9.1)
27.) Resident Evil 4 (SH, Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 4, 2004, 9.8)
28.) Extreme G Racing Association (also Extreme-G 4) (RA, Acclaim, Acclaim, 2003, 7.5)
29.) Paper Mario 2 - The Thousand Year Door (RPG, Nintendo, Intelligent Systems, 2004, 9.1)
30.) Star Fox Adventures (APL, Nintendo, Rare, 2002, 9.0)
31.) Baten Kaitos - Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean (RPG, CRPG, Namco, Monolith Software, 2003, 8.8)
X-BOX (65 Game Cases) (66 Playable games)
action platformer 1 (APL)
shooters 10 (S)
Third Person Shooter 1 (TPS)
racing 11 (RA)
Aircraft Simulations 1 (ACS)
1.) Halo Combat Evolved (FPS, S, Microsoft, Bungie, 2001, 9.8)
2.) Silent Hill 2 (SH, A, Konami, Konami, 2001, 8.2)
3.) Colin McRae Rally 04 (RA, Codemasters, Codemasters, 2003, 8.7)
4.) Prince of Persia: Sands of Time (A, PL, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 9.6)
5.) Genma Onimusha (F, A, Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 2, 8.3)
6.) Elder Scrolls III Game of the Year Edition (RPG, Betnesda Softworks, Betnesda Softwares, 2002, 9.4)
7.) Crimson Sea (RPG, Koei, Koei, 2002, 8.1)
8.) Moto GP (RA. THQ, Climax Studios, 2002, 8.8)
9.) Rallisport Challenge (RA, Microsoft, Digital Illusions CE, 2002, 9.2)
10.) Rallisport Challenge 2 (RA, Microsoft, Digital Illusions CE, 2003, 9.2)
11.) Dead or Alive 3 (F, Tecmo, Team Ninja, 2001, 9.4)
12.) Project Gotham Racing (RA, Microsoft, Bizarre Creations, 2001, 8.8)
13.) Project Gotham Racing 2 (RA, Microsoft, Bizarre Creations, 2003, 9.5)
14.) Jet Set Radio / Sega GT 2002 Combo DVD (RA, Microsoft, WoW Entertainment, 2002, ????)
15.) Shenmue 2 (RPG, Sega, AM2, 8.3)
16.) Nascar Thunder 2003(RA, EA Sports, Tuburon, 2002, 8.5)
17.) Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance (RPG, Interplay, Black Isle Studios, 2001, 8.5)
18.) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 (SP, Activision, Neversoft, 2001, 9.5)
20.) Unreal Championship (FPS, S, A, Infogrames, Digital Extremes, 2002, 9.2)
21.) Dead or Alive Extreme Beach Volleyball (SP, Tecmo, Team Ninja, 2003, 9.2)
22.) Panzer Dragoon Orta (S, A, Sega, Smilebit, 2002, 9.2)
23.) Fable (RPG, Microsoft, Lionhead/Big Blue Box, 2004, 9.3)
24.) Ninja Gaiden (A, F, Tecmo, Team Ninja, 2004, 9.4)
25.) Tony Hawk's Underground (SP, Activision, Neversoft, 2003, 8.9)
26.) Halo 2 (FPS, S, A, Microsoft, Bungie, 2004, 9.8)
27.) Guilty Gear X2 Reloaded (F, Sammy, Arc System Works, 2003, 8.9
28.) Splinter Cell (S, A, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 2002, 9.6 )
29.) Dead or Alive Ultimate (DOA Ultimate Collection) (F, Tecmo, Team Ninja, 2004, 9.2)
30.) Dead or Alive 2 Ultimate (DOA Ultimate Collection) (F, same, same, same, same)
31.) Crimson Skies (ACS, Microsoft, Microsoft Game Studios, 2003, 9.1)
32.) Return to Castle Wolfenstine - Tides of War (FPS, S, A, Activision, Nerve Software, 2003, 9.3)
33.) Prince of Persia - Warrior Within (APL, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 2004, 8.7)
34.) Legecy of Kain - Defiance (A, Eidos, Crystal Dynamics, Crystal Dynamics, 2004, 8.0)
35.) Mortal Kombat V - Deadly Alliance (F, Midway, Midway, 2002, 8.6)
36.) Splinter Cell - Pandora Tomorrow (S, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 2004, 9.5)
37.) Metal Gear Solid 2 - Substance (S, Konami, Konami, 2003, 9.0)
38.) Moto GP 2 (RA, THQ, Climax Studios, 2003, 8.8)
39.) Mercenaries (S, Lucas Arts, Pandemic Studios, 2004, 9.1)
40.) Star Wars - Knights of the Old Republic (RPG, Lucas Arts, Bioware, 2003, 9.5)
41.) Full Spectrum Warrior (S, TPS, THQ, Pandemic Studios, 2004, 9.2)
42.) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2x (SP, Activision, Treyarch, 2001, 7.5)
43.) Tony Hawk's Underground 2 (SP, Activision, Neversoft, 2004, 8.9)
44.) Jade Empire Limited Edition (RPG, Microsoft, Bioware, 2005, 9.9)
45.) Splinter Cell 3 - Chaos Theory (A, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 2005, 9.6)
46.) Doom 3 (FPS, Activision, iD Software, 2005, 9.3)
47.) Forza Motorsport (RA, Microsoft Game Studios, Microsoft Game Studios, 2005, 9.5)
48.) Deus Ex 2 - The Invisible War (FPS, S, Eidos Interactive, Ion Storm, 2003, 9.0)
49.) Unreal Champtionship 2 - The Liandri Conflict (S, Midway Games, Epic Games, 2004, 9.3)
50.) Splinx - The Mummy's Curse (APL, THQ, Eurocom, 2003, 8.5)
51.) Top Spin (SP, Microsoft Game Studios, Power and Magic Development, 2004, 9.3)
52.) Mortal Kombat Deception (F, Midway, Midway, 2004, 8.8)
53.) Star Wars Battlefront (S, FPS, LucasArts, Pandemic Studios, 2004, 8.5)
54.) Fatal Frame Director's Cut (SH, Tecmo, Tecmo, 2002, 8.8)
55.) Amped: Extreme Snowboarding (S, Microsoft, Microsoft, 2001, 8.5)
56.) ESPN NHL Hockey 2K5 (S, Sega, Kush & Visual Concepts, 2005, 9.3)
57.) Mech Assault 2 LoneWolf Limited Edition (SIM, Microsoft Game Studios, Day 1 Studios, 2004, 8.9)
58.) Steel Battalion (SIM, Capcom, Capcom Production Studio 4, 2002, 8.5)
59.) Mech Assault (SIM, Microsoft Game Studios, Day 1 Studios, 2002, 9.3)
60.) Fatal Frame 2 - Crimson Butterfly (SH, Tecmo, Tecmo, 2004, 9.0)
61.) Phantom Dust (A, Majasco, Microsoft Gaming Studios, 2004, 8.5)
62.) Project Snowblind (FPS, S, Eidos, Crystal Dynamics, 2005, 8.8)
63.) Far Cry Instincts (FPS, S, Ubisoft, Ubisoft Montreal, 2005, 9.2)
64.) Half-life 2 (FPS, S, EA Games, Valve, 2005, 9.5)
65.) Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords (RPG, Lucas Arts, Obsidian Entertainment, 2005, 9.3)
Xbox 360 (2 Game)
Racing (RA) 1
First Person Shooter (FPS) 1
1.) Project Gotham Racing 3 (Ra, Microsoft, Bizzare Creations, 2005, 8.9)
2.) Perfect Dark Zero (FPS, Microsoft, Rare, 2005, 8.2)
PC (78 games plus expansion packs)
RPG (without expansions) (RPG) 19
first person shooters (without expansions) (FPS) 30
shooters (s) 25
Athletic Sports (SP) 3
Strategy (STR)- 3
SIMULATIONS (SIM) 6
action (without expansions) (A) 49
Pirated copies (P) - 24
card RPG - 1 (CRPG)
1.) Doom 3 (FPS, A, S, Activision, Id Software, 2005, 8.9)
2a.) Battlefield 1942 (FPS, A, S, EA Games, Digital Illusions CE, 2002, 9.3)
2b.) Battlefield 1942 - Road to Rome (FPS, A, S, same, same, same, 9.0)
2c.) Battlefield 1942 - Secret Weapons of World War II (FPS, A, S, same, same, same, same)
3.) GTA Vice City (P, S, A, Rockstar, Rockstar North, 2002, 9.3)
4.) Freelancer (P, RPG, Microsoft, Digital Anvil, 2003, 9.2)
5.) Sexy Beach II (P, ?)
6.) Yu-gi-sa card game (P, CRPG )
7.) No One Lives Forever 2 - In H.A.R.M.'s Way (P, FPS, Serria, FPS, Serria, Monolith, 2003)
8.) Oni (P, S, A , Gathering of Developers, Bungie, 2001, 7.5, 1999)
9.) Giants - Citizen Kabuto (P, FPS, A, S, Gathering of Developers, Blue Moon Studios, 2000, 9.4)
10.) Final Fantasy VII (P, RPG, Square, Square, 1997)
11.) Star Trek - Elite Force II (P, FPS, A, S, Activision, Ritrual, 2003, 9.0)
12.) 007: Everything or Nothing (P, FPS, A, S, EA Games, EA games, 2002)
13a.) Neverwinter Nights (RPG, Atari, Bioware, 2002, 9.3)
13b.) Neverwinter Nights Hordes of the Underdark (RPG, Atari, Bioware, 2003, 8.4)
13c.) Neverwinter Nights Shadows of Idrenule (RPG, Atari, Floodworks, 2003, 8.8)
14.) Star Wars - Knights of the Old Republic (RPG, Lucas Arts, Bioware, 2003)
15a.) Baldur's Gate (RPG, Interplay, Bioware, 1998, 8.8)
15b.) Baldur's Gate - Tales of the Sword Coast (Interplay, Bioware, 1999)
16.) Baldur's Gate 2 - Shadows of Amn (RPG, Interplay, Bioware, 2000, 9.4)
17.) Unreal 2 (FPS, Atari, Legend Entertainment, 2003, 8.2)
18.) Dungeon Siege (RPG, Microsoft, Gas Powered Games, 2001, 9.0)
19a.) Diablo (RPG, BLizzard, Blizzard, 1996) (2x)
19b.) Diablo Hellfire (P, RPG, Serria, Blizzard, 1997)
20a.) Diablo 2 (RPG, Blizzard, Blizzard North, 2000, 8.4) (2x)
20b.) Diablo 2 - Lord of Destruction (2x) (RPG, Blizzard, Blizzard North, 2001, 8.8)
21.) Warcraft 2 Battle Set Special Edition (STR, Blizzard, Blizzard, 1999)
22.) Warcraft 3: Reign of Chaos (STR, Blizzard, Blizzard, 2002)
23a.) Anarchy Online (RPG, Funcom, Funcom, 2001, 9.2)
23b.) Anarchy Online Notum Wars (RPG, same, same, 2002)
23c.) Anarchy Online Shadowlands (RPG, same, same, 2003)
24a.) Final Fantasy XI (RPG, Square-Enix, Square-Enix, 2003, 8.8)
24b.) Final Fantasy XI - Rise of Zilart (RPG)
25a.) Elder Scrolls 3 Morrowind (RPG, Betnesda Softworks, Betnesda Softworks, 2002, 9.4)
25b.) Elder Scrolls 3 Morrowind Expansion - Tribunal (RPG, same, same, 2002)
25c.) Elder Scrolls 3 Morrowind Expansion - Bloodmoon (RPG, same, same, 2003)
26.) Halo Combat Evolved (FPS, A, S, Microsoft, Bungie & Gearbox, 2003, 8.5)
27.) Call of Duty (FPS, A, S, Activision, Infantry Ward, 2003, 9.3)
28a.) Metal of Honor Allied Assault (FPS, A, S, EA Games, 2015, 2002, 9.0)
28b.) Metal of Honor Allied Assault - Spearhead (FPS, A, S, EA Games, 2015, 2003)
29.) Return to Castle Wolfenstine (FPS, A, S, Activision, Gray Matter Studios, 2001, 9.0)
30.) Unreal Tournament Game of the Year Edition (FPS, A, S, Infogrames, Epic Games & Digital Extremes, 2000, 9.5)
31a.) The Sims Deluxe (SIM, EA Games, Maxis, 2002, 9.5)
31b.) The Sims Unleashed (SIM EA Games, Maxis, 2002, 8.0)
32.) Icewind Dale (RPG, Bioware, Black Isles, 2000)
33.) Icewind Dale 2 (RPG, Bioware, Black Isles, 2002)
34.) Vampire Masquerade (P, RPG, Activision, White Wolf, 1997, 6.5)
35.) Max Payne (P, FPS, S, Rockstar, Rockstar, 2001, 9.4)
36.) America's Army v1.5, 2.0a (FPS, S, US Army, US Army, 2001 8.8)
37.) Unreal Gold Edition (FPS, Infogrames, Legend Entertainment, 1998, 9.0)
38.) Black and White (A, SIM, EA Games, Lionhead Studios, 2001, 9.7)
39.) Oregon Trail 2 (SIM, MECC, The Learning Company, 1992)
40.) Microsoft's Combat Sim (P) (MJF, Microsoft, Microsoft, 1999)
41.) Falcon 4.0 (MJF, Micropose, Micropose, 1998)
42.) Unreal Tournament 2003 (FPS, A, S, Atari, Digital Extremes, 2002, 9.0)
43.) Unreal Tournament 2004 (FPS, A, S, Atari, Epic Games, 2004, 9.4)
44.) Simcity 2000 (SIM, Maxis, Maxis, 1994, 9.0)
45.) Simcity 3000 (SIM, EA Games, Maxis, 1999, 9.0)
46.) Simcity 4 (SIM, EA Games, Maxis, 2003, 9.3)
47.) Hexen (P, FPS, A, iD Software, iD Software, 1995)
48.) Duke Nukem 3D (P, FPS, A, S, Take Two Interactive, GT Interactive, 1995, 8.0)
49.) Dungeon Keeper (P, SIM, Activision, Bullfrog, 1997)
50.) Dungeon Keeper 2 (P, SIM, Activision, Bullfrog, 1999)
51.) Quake 3 Arena (P, FPS, A, Activision, iD Software, 1999, 9.0)
52.) American Mcgee's Alice (APL, A, EA Games, Rogue Software, 2000, 9.3)
53.) Undying (FPS, A, EA Games, ????, 2000 )
54.) Need for Speed (P, RA, Electronic Arts, EA, 1996)
55.) Need for Speed III (P, RA, Electronic Arts, EA, 1999)
56.) Need for Speed Porsche Unleashed (RA, EA Games, Electronic Arts, 2000)
57.) Need for Speed Underground (RA, EA GAmes, Electronic Arts, 2002)
58.) Madden 2001 (SP, EA Sports, Tribinon, 2000)
59.) Tiger Woods PGA Golf Tour 2001 (SP, EA Sports, ???, 2000)
60.) Triple Play 2001 (SP, EA Sports, ????, 2000)
61.) Spellforce: Order of the Dawn (RPG, Encore, Phenomic, 2003, 8.2)
62.) Sid Myers Alpha Centauri (STR, Electronic Arts, Frayis, 1998, 9.0)
63.) Soldier of Fortune Platinum Edition (FPS, A, S, Activision, Raven Software, 2000, 9.0)
64.) Deus Ex (FPS, A, Eidos Interactive, Ion Storm, 2000, 9.5)
65.) Thief The Dark Project (P, STR, Eidos, Looking Glass, 1998, 8.9)
66.) The Sims 2 DVD Special Edition (SIM, EA games, Maxis, 2004, 9.1)
67a.) Half-Life 2 Platinum (FPS, A, S, Serria, Valve, 2004, 9.7)
67b.) Half-life Source Remake
67c.) Counter Strike Source Remake
68.) The Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King (Dell Collector's Edition) (A, STR, EA Games, EA Games, 2003)
69.) Rage (A, S, ???, ???, 1999)
70.) World of Warcraft (RPG, Blizzard, Blizzard, 2004, 9.5)
71.) Guild Wars (RPG, NCSoft, Arena Net, 2005, 9.8)
72a.) Age of Empires (STR, P, Microsoft, Ensemble Studios, 2002, 8.8)
72b.) Age of Empires - Age of Kings (STR, P, Microsoft, Ensemble Studios, 2003, 9.3)
73.) Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 2 - The Sith Lords (RPG, Lucas Arts, Obsidian Entertainment, 2005, 8.4)
74.) Sim City 3000 Unlimited, SIM, Maxis, Maxis, 2000, 9.1)
75.) Battlefield 2 (FPS, EA Games, DICE, 2005, 9.3)
76.) Half-life (FPS, Serria, Valve, 1997, 9.6)
77.) Dungeon Siege 2 (RPG, Microsoft Game Studios, Gas Powered Games, 2005, 8.5)
78.) [F]irst [E]ncounter [A]ssault [R]econ (FPS, Serria, Monolith, 2005)
7.) No One Lives Forever 2 - In H.A.R.M.'s Way (P, FPS, A, S)
AbandonWare (44 games)
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Role playing 20 (RPG)
Shoot em ups 4 (SHMUP)
Platform (PL) 1
Simulation (SIM) 1
1.) Alien Breed II
2.) Grand Prix II (RA, Micropose, Micropose, 1992, 9.0)
3.) Falcon 3.0 (SIM. Micropose, Micropose, 1991)
4.) Darius Gaiden (SHMUP, Taito, Taito, 1994)
5.) G-Darius (SHMUP, Taito, Taito, 2000 )
6.) Raiden (SHMUP, Imagitec Design Inc, 1988)
7.) Raiden 2 (SHMUP, Imagitec Design Inc, 1997)
8.) FIFA '97 (SP, Electronic Arts , EA, 1996, 8.8)
9.) Eye of the Beholder (RPG, Strategic Simulations, Strategic Simulations, 1991)
10.) Eye of the Beholder 2 (RPG, Strategic Simulations, Strategic Simulations, 1992)
11.) Might and Magic (RPG, New World Computing, New World Computing, 1987)
12.) Might and Magic II (RPG, New World Computing, New World Computing, 1988)
13.) Might and Magic III (RPG, New World Computing, New World Computing, 1990)
14.) Might and Magic IV (RPG, New World Computing, New World Computing, 1992)
15.) Might and Magic V (RPG, New World Computing, New World Computing, 1994)
16.) Neverwinter Nights (RPG, Strategic Simulations, Strategic Simulations, 1991)
17.) Ishar (RPG, Silmaris, Silmaris, 1992)
18.) Ishar 2 (RPG, Silmaris, Silmaris, 1992)
21.) Heroes of Might and Magic (RPG, 3D0, New World Computing, 1995)
22.) Heroes of Might and Magic II (RPG, 3D0, New World Computing, 1997)
23.) Redneck Rampage (FPS, Interplay, Xatrix, 1997, 7.5)
24.) Rayman (PL, Ubisoft, Ubisoft, 1996, 8.5)
25.) Ultima VII - Serpent of Isle (RPG, Origin, Origin, 1992)
26.) Ultima VII - Black Gate (RPG, Origin, Origin, 1993)
27.) Ultima VIII (RPG, Origin, Origin, 1994)
28.) Ultima VI - False Prophet (RPG, Origin, Origin, 1990)
29.) Ultima IV (RPG, Origin, Origin, 1988)
30.) Ultima: Mount Drash: DOS Edition (RPG, open source)
31.) Ultima V: Exodus (RPG, Origin, Origin, 1986)
32.) Lode Runner - The Legend Returns (STR, Serria, Serria, 1994)
33.) Lode Runner - Mad Monks' Revenge (STR, Serria, Serria, 1996)
34.) Dragon Knights III - Knights of Xentar (RPG, MEGATECH, MEGATECH, 1994)
35.) Wizardry (STR, SciTech, Scitech,)
37.) Wizardry II (STR, SciTech, Scitech,)
38.) Wizardry III (STR, SciTech, Scitech,)
39.) Wizardry IV (STR, SciTech, Scitech,)
40.) Wizardry V (STR, SciTech, Scitech,)
41.) Wizardry VI (STR, SciTech, Scitech,)
42.) Wizardry VII (STR, SciTech, Scitech,)
43.) Ultima Underworld (RPG, Origin, Origin, 1992)
44.) Ultima Underworld 2 (RPG, Origin, Origin, 1992)
Abandonware PC-98 (3 Games)
1.) Dragon Knights (RPG, MEGATECH, MEGATECH, 1989)
2.) Dragon Knights II (RPG, MEGATECH, MEGATECH, 1991)
3.) Dragon Knights IV (RPG, MEGATECH, MEGATECH, 1997)
* note all these games are emulated via PC-98 Next front end (DOS 98 emulator)
MISC Freeware (49 Games total)
* These aren't commercial liscensed properties and aren't counted
First Person Shooter 2
Shooters 12
RPGs 18
Puzzle 6
fighter 1
1.) Legacy Doom (runs WADs on Windows XP) (FPS, S, General Public Liscense (open source))
2.) Super Mario Forever 1.28 (PL, Buziol Games, 2004)
3.) Chicken Invaders (S, InterAction studios, 1999)
4.) Death Illistrated 1.05 (FPS, S, open source, 2003)
5.) Deluxe Pacman (PUZ, Neil Roy, 2001)
6.) embodiment of scarlet devil (S, Shanghai Alice, 2002)
7.) Frozen Bubble 1.0 (PUZ, General Public Liscense (open source))
8.) Gunman (S)
9.) Gun Viper 0.4 (S, M. Nagahashi, 2002)
10.) Hacker (tetris game, PUZ)
11.) Hellcarrier (helicopter game, Johan Peitz, 2001)
12.) Jennifer's Quest 2 (RPG)
13.) Lazer Age 2.0 (S)
14.) Laxius Power - The Random Story (RPG)
15.) Laxius Power II - Destinies (RPG)
16.) Super Mario XP (PL)
17.) Pacman Worlds (PUZ)
18.) Parity Shot (S)
19.) perfect cherry blossom (S, Shanghai Alice, 2003)
20.) Solsuite 19.1 (cards)
21.) Legend of Zelda Classic (original in non-ROM form) (RPG)
22.) Dink Smallwood (RPG)
23.) GLtron for Windows (PUZ)
24.) Acid Tetris (MS-DOS Game, PUZ)
25.) Sonic Chaos (PL)
26.) Sonic Revolution (PL)
27.) Sonic Revolution 2 (PL)
28.) Laxius Power III - The Final Terror (RPG)
29.) King's Quest Remake (RPG)
30.) King's Quest II Remake (RPG)
31.) Ahriman's Prophecy (RPG)
32.) Ends of the Earth (RPG)
33.) Ends of the Earth 2 (RPG)
34.) Legion Saga (RPG)
35.) Legion Saga II (RPG)
36.) Legion Saga III (RPG)
37.) Savior Knight Part 1 - Reign of the Demon King (RPG)
38.) Savior Knight Part 2 - Legacy of Fafnir (RPG)
39.) Savior Knight Part 3 - Mage's Quest (RPG)
43.) Eternal Daughters (RPG)
44.) Idinaloq (S, adbandonware)
45.) Dark Phear (RPG, freeware)
46.) War Room (S, freeware)
47.) Destination Desire (F, freeware)
48.) Magical Broom (S, freeware)
49.) Irfit (S, freeware)
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Conditions of Videogame consoles and peripherals
NES:
1. Condition – 7.5 / 10 (shows no abuse, but showing it's age from consent use, problem with getting TV lines after 30 minutes of play)
2. Two first party Nintendo controllers condition 8/10 | a little worn for being heavy played by previous owner | no abuse though
1. Console Condition 8.5/10 (bought used, no abuse, on TV lines)
2. one first party SNES controller | condition 8.0/10
3. one 2nd party SNES controller from Interact start button sticks which means it's almost
unplayable | condition
4. one 2nd party SNES controller from Yabo | condition 9/10 (bought new)
1.) Console Condition 8.5.10 (bought used, no abuse, no TV lines
2.) controller 8.0 (plays okay, but showing scratches, but perfect condition, but better than
average)
1. Console condition 7/10 (bought used) works nicely. Condition 7/10 Never freezes
2. Original grey N64 controller that came with console condition 6.5/10 (left trigger sticks and joystick loose) still operational
3. First party blue N64 controller | condition 8.5/10 works well
4. First party green controller | condition 8.0/10 works well
5. 2nd party memory card condition 8.5/10 still works like it was new
6. Madcatz controller for N64 9/10 | used as 2nd player controller | shows no abuse, but feels wore in
7.) 2nd N64 8/10 | not drawn on and plays fine and looks like it was purchased in 2000. I doubt it was played often. Only costed $20!
1. Console condition 9.6 out of 10, practically brand new (no abuse, no loading problems)
2. First party PSone controller condition 9.0 out of 10 (no abuse)
3. 2nd party PSone controller condition 9.5 out of 10 (used less than 10 times)
4. Memory card
1. Console 1 from Gamestop condition 8.0/10
2. Console 2 from Toyriffic condition 8.0/10
3. First party controller condition 7.0/10 (shows little abuse, not by me though)
4. 3rd party controller condition 8.5/10 (shows that it's been used, but no abuse)
5. 2 Analog first party controllers 10/10 (never been used, bought new at Toyriffic)
1. Original DC bought new in 1999 | 7/10 skips a lot for consent use, no abuse whatsoever, still runs all games very well without freezing
2. 2nd DC bought used in 2004 | 9/10 looks like it had no abuse, works very well, never froze and I don't use this one
3. 3rd DC bought in 2001 | actually the only console that I've never opened, brand new with new console and controller | condition 10/10
4. Original controller 6/10 | little abuse, joystick awkwardly leans to the left, triggers stick
5. Another sega controller 7/10 | no abuse | some scratches
6. Yet another Sega Controller 8/10 | joystick a little worn in, no abuse, shows scratches
7. Madcatz 3rd party controller 6/10 | used as a player 2 controller | triggers stick and joystick sticks sometimes Shows scratches
8. All memory cards condition are 9.5/10. All showing little scratches, but that's it. No dings
1. Console condition 9/10 | plays like it was new, looks new practically
2. First party controller that came with system (black) 7/10 | joystick sticks, A button sticks
3. 2nd first party controller (purple) 9/10 very well taken care of | shows some scratches though
4. Matcatz controller (purple) 8/10 very well taken care of
5. memory cards - condition - 9.0 out of 10 looks brand new
6.) Gameboy Player - condition 9.0/10 - previous owner took care of it. It looks like it was attached to the gamecube the entire time he/she had it. A small scratch on the top of the peripheral.
1. condition 7/10 Shows no abuse but very worn in by it's previous owner, has a slight problem
playing DVDs movies, but plays games very well
2. original controller 8/10 worn in a lot, little abuse
3. 2nd Sony Dual Shock II (blue) 9/10 a little worn, no abuse, joystick still very stiff showing little use
4. memory card 9.5 out of 10 (looks brand new)
PStwo or Playstation 2 Slim
9.8/10 used once
1. Console condition 9.0/10 | works very well and no abuse | previous owner took very good care
of it and that's good for me
2. Xbox controller that came with system 8.5/10 | little worn, small scratches, plays very well, no problems, rumble works
3. Another Xbox controller 8.5/10 I bought used from Toyriffic, again little worn, small scratches, looks very good
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Next to Me Emeli Sandé Our Version of Events
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Highs & Lows Emeli Sandé Long Live The Angels (Deluxe)
Highs & Lows - The Wild Remix Emeli Sandé Highs & Lows (The Wild Remix)
Garden Emeli Sandé Garden
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Daddy - Live from Spotify NYC Emeli Sandé Spotify Sessions
Daddy - Ifan Dafydd Remix Emeli Sandé Hotel Cabana (Deluxe Version)
Emeli Talks Next to Me Emeli Sandé Our Version of Events (Commentary)
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Emeli Talks Mountains Emeli Sandé Our Version of Events (Commentary)
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Selah Emeli Sandé Long Live The Angels (Deluxe)
Happen Emeli Sandé Long Live The Angels (Deluxe)
Give Me Something Emeli Sandé Long Live The Angels (Deluxe)
Right Now Emeli Sandé Long Live The Angels (Deluxe)
Shakes Emeli Sandé Long Live The Angels (Deluxe)
I'd Rather Not Emeli Sandé Long Live The Angels (Deluxe)
Lonely Emeli Sandé Long Live The Angels (Deluxe)
Tenderly Emeli Sandé Long Live The Angels (Deluxe)
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Faiths & Prayer
Are International Agencies Taking Religion Hostage?
Groups like the United Nations have agendas that will curtail religious liberties.
Reprinted from the August 2002 issue of Touchstone magazine with permission.
Many sincere people instinctively support the United Nations, for obvious reasons. The UN exists for the sake of peace, and its idealism should be endorsed, however much it fails of its goal. But increasingly, the reality is not merely that the UN fails, but that it threatens liberties that Westerners take for granted, especially freedom of religion. (People who wish to follow these alarming developments can do so through the vigilance of a group called the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute.)
The demand for "population control" naturally has a lot to do with this. But interestingly, some UN agencies now admit that their previous population estimates were far off the mark and that the threat of "overpopulation" was exaggerated. In some countries, the birth rate is now below replacement level.
But even if some in the UN now admit this, "reproductive rights" continue to remain large on the UN agenda, because in many ways that agenda is held hostage to the demands of radical feminism, people for whom access to abortion is the most fundamental of all human rights. They push this agenda at every opportunity and have succeeded in getting the UN to recognize this "right" on several occasions.
The United Nations Population Fund argues that existing UN statements on rights, even if they do not mention abortion, "if very broadly interpreted and skillfully argued-can be very useful in efforts to expand access to safe abortions," and it has endorsed the Chinese population-control policy, which includes forced abortions.
Catholics for a Free Choice (CFFC), a propaganda front with no members, has long been officially allowed to lobby UN delegations on various matters. Recently, CFFC posted ads accusing the Catholic Church of "killing people" by its opposition to distributing condoms, and it lodged a formal complaint urging the UN to censure the Holy See for its policies. The UN Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, accepted and officially circulated CFFC's statement. In 1999, CFFC demanded that the Vatican no longer be recognized as a country for UN purposes, because the Holy See refuses to fall into line over "population control."
In a related matter, the European Parliament, which has been taking over more and more of the authority of national governments, has passed a resolution condemning "fundamentalist" religions as a danger to the peace of the world [read an EP report on women and fundamentalism]. The condemnation paints with a broad brush, scarcely bothering to define its terms and making no effort to ensure that it will not inhibit religious freedom. The Catholic Church is implicitly condemned because the criteria includes all groups that "fail to give full equality to women," a stricture obviously aimed at those that do not ordain women to the ranks of the clergy.
Richard Wilkins, a former official of the American government, warns that the new International Criminal Court (ICC) could be used to bring criminal charges against religious leaders who are insufficiently "progressive" about abortion or sexual behavior, because the ICC defines "crime" in ways that can mean almost anything.
Behind specific issues lie certain proposals, endorsed by one or more UN agencies or officials, to pressure all religions to abandon their distinctive beliefs and become part of a great religious synthesis. In the process, Christians would have to cease claiming that there is only one God and that Jesus is the only savior of the human race. The kinds of people who push these agendas have shown almost no interest in the violations of religious liberty now occurring throughout the world.
Pro-lifers who wonder if they did the right thing in voting for President Bush can take comfort in the fact that the American delegation to the UN is firmly opposed to these maneuvers, even though it often finds itself isolated. Under the current American government, the United States stands out as the leading opponent in the world of officially mandated abortion.
If it seems alarmist to warn that religious liberty could be severely curtailed by international agencies, it should not be forgotten that ten years ago the ideas recorded here were scarcely visible in the public forum but now they are espoused by official agencies. If the history of the past forty years has taught anything, it is the remarkable speed with which the unthinkable not only becomes thinkable but is soon treated as undeniable.