12/20/09

Brink The Game

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What's the story?


Brink takes place in the near future on a man-made floating city at sea called the Ark, made up of hundreds of separate islands and spread out over several square miles. Originally built as an experimental self-sufficient and 100% “green” habitat, the reported rapid rise of the Earth’s oceans has forced the Ark to become a refuge for humanity. Crammed with the original Ark Founders (and their descendants) as well as tens of thousands of refugee “Guests”, the Ark exists in total isolation from the rest of the world.

Now, at the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Ark and after almost 25 years of social unrest since the influx of the Guests, mankind’s last refuge is on the brink of all-out civil war, and it’s your actions – whether you side with the Security or Resistance – that will decide the future of Ark and the human race.

This is an introduction of SMART withch stands for Smooth Movement Across Random Terain, they use what they are calling a smart button to navagate. You can walk normally or press the button to move fast and you will be able to jump over a railing or go above or below a security point without having hit a button to go into prone or jump and climb. This is truely inovative and unique among First Person shooters. They also introduce you to how co-op and multiplayer works, this is also unique. You can play with co-op with up to 7 of your friends or multiplayer with random people on the internet.



This is an introduction to Container City, they show a command post that you can switch your weapon loadout by picking up a different kit witch is customizable as you level up. They are picking The Operative Class which is a stealthy class with the Kross SMG. The first objective is to smash through a doorway and a soldier class is needed, so they use this thing called the subjective wheel to see what he could do to help the team. In the wheel it shows interogate the enemy will help the team and net him 300 xp. so he clicks on it and it shows him where the enemy is, this is a great feature of brink because you don't have to run around trying to figure out what to do next.



Here are two more videos that show you about the different classes and some of the types of objectives in Brink the game. You might want to take not of the cover options, a couple of times he peaks around the corner while under cover, that is always a nice option and a full run using SMART.





Brink looks like it will be a game with many options we have not seen before. Bethesda, has come out with some great games in the past such as Oblivion and Fallout 3 so I have some faith that they will put out a good end product.

12/18/09

Battlefield Bad Company 2 Squad Deathmatch walkthrough

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Here is a look into squad deathmatch by the developers of Battlefield Bad Company 2. Squad Deathmatch is 4 squads of 4 people competing against each other. You spawn at the outer edge of the map and vehicles and such are located in the middle to create a strategic strong point. In the middle of this map is the M3A3 Bradley.


I think he says the name of the map is laguna presa


In the video they reveal some of the multiplayer kits available.
For the assault kit they were using The XM8 Prototype as the main weapon with the mp-443 as the secondary pistol the grenade launcer attached is the 40MMGL along with ammo upgrade and body armor. V Alt w is the last option, I am not sure what that is but i suppose it is the type of round.


For the engineer they have him set up with the ump 9a-91, the m9 pistol, an RPG, ammo upgrade, body armor and v optic


The medic they have set up with the PKM light machine gun, m9 pistol, defibulator, ammo upgrade and body armor. The lastslot spec 3 is empty.


Recon sniper is set up with the M24, m9 pistol, C4, ammo upgrade, body armor and spec 3 is emty.


Squad spawn was a big problem in Battlefield Bad Company and in BFBC2 the spawn system has improved. You can spawn off a squad mate or at the checkpoint. It shows you a little map of where you can spawn.


If you want to win in squad deathmatch you should have a squad that uses different classes. If everyone is a sniper you will not succeed.


Here is the Battlefield Bad Company 2 squad deathmatch video:

12/13/09

Assassin's Creed II Video Walkthrough

The Pain of Betrayal 30 GS 


Complete DNA Sequence 1.

Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 1 - Boys Will Be Boys









Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 1 - Sibling Rivalry







Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 1 - Nightcap









Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 1 - Paperboy







Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 1 - Friend of the Family





Assassin's Creed 2: Memory sequence 1 - Beat a Cheat





Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 1 - Petruccio's Secret





Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 1 - Special Delivery







Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 1 - Jailbird







Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 1 - Family Heirloom







Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 1 - Last Man Standing





Vengeance 30 GS
Complete DNA Sequence 2.
 
Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 2 - Fitting In



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 2 - Ace Up My Sleeve



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 2 - Judge, Jury, Executioner



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 2 - Laying Low



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 2 - Arrivederci



Exit the Son 30 GS 


Complete DNA Sequence 3.



Bloody Sunday 30 GS


Complete DNA Sequence 4.

Assassin's Creed 2: MS 4 - Chest & Architect Intro



Assassin's Creed 2: MS 4 - The Sanctuary



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory sequence 4 - Practice What You Preach



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 4 - Fox Hunt



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 4 - See You There


 
Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 4 - Novella's Secret



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 4 - Wolves in Sheep's Clothing



Assassin's Creed 2: MS 4 - Farewell Francesco





 


The Conspirators 30 GS

Complete DNA Sequence 5.

 

Assassin's Creed 2: MS 5 - Evasive Maneuvers







Assassin's Creed 2: MS 5 - The Cowl Does Not Make the Monk







Assassin's Creed 2: MS 5 - Behind Closed Doors







Assassin's Creed 2: MS 5 - Come Out and Play







Assassin's Creed 2: MS 5 - Town Crier







Assassin's Creed 2: MS 5 - With Friends Like These








An Unexpected Journey 30 GS

Complete DNA Sequence 6.
Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 6 - Romagna Holiday



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 6 - Tutti a Bordo



 
The Merchant of Venice 30 GS 


Complete DNA Sequence 7.
 
Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 7 - That's Gonna Leave a Mark



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory sequence  7 - Breakout



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 7 - By Leaps and Bounds



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 7 - Clothes Make the Man



Assassin's Creed 2: MS 7 - Cleaning House



Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 7 - Everything Must Go




Complete DNA Sequence 8.


 

Here are the videos for the complete sequence 8

Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence  8 - If At First You Don't Succeed...





Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence  8 - Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained







Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence  8 - Well Begun Is Half Done







Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence  8 - Birds of a Feather







Assassin's Creed 2: Memory Sequence 8 - Infrequent Flyer






Masquerade 30 GS 




Complete DNA Sequence 9.

 


Bianca's Man 30 GS
Complete DNA Sequence 10




The Prophet 30 GS 

Complete DNA Sequence 11.

 

The Impenetrable Palazzo 30 GS 
The Vault 30 GS

Complete DNA Sequence 14.
 

12/12/09

Battlefield Bad Company 2 Theme Available on Xbox, PS3 + PC Wallpaper

You can get your Battlefield Bad Compay 2Xbox 360 theme @ Xbox Marketplace


You will be able to get your PS3 Battlefield Bad Company 2 Theme on Dec 17th
Here is a preview



They also released a Battlefield Bad Company 2 Wallpaper





Here is one hosted  by Dice if you want a larger Wallpaper  just click on it

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12/11/09

How to Record (Capture) Video Games to your PC from Xbox, PS3

There are many ways to capture Your video game gameplay. I will show you all the ways I know with some videos about how to do it also.

The easiest is to way is to buy a  Dazzle video creator also called Dazzle Platinum, you don't just want to buy the dvd creator because it doen't have the sofware needed to edit your video. Some people get real complicated when setting this up but it is not that hard and doesn't have to be complicated.

All the Dazzle is doing is sending the signal to your pc, the software figures out what to do with it. Here is a video on how to set a Dazzle up to Record from your Xbox 360:

This one is for people that only have AV coming from the Xbox360:




This is for people that have an HDTV and component cables plus av cables coming from the Xbox 360



I do not have a PS3 and there are not any videos that Show how to do the HD setup, I looked at Playsation.com and for the AV the setup is the same as the xbox setup. For HD if your cable offers component and av then that would be the same also. ( if you make a good video for this let me know and I will post it here)

You could also use the Pinnacle Studio Ultimatefor the av setup so that you don't have to buy the splitters or any cable routing boxes.It also comes with some extra special effects that you probably won't use at first but can change your video dramaticly

I can't find any good videos on youtube about the setup for recording gameplay. I will tell you my settings and show you one of my videos so you can see what it looks like. I do a voice over because if you just record gameplay with sound a few videos get pulled from youtube do to copyright issues. I am not an expert on copyright but you can get more information here: http://www.copyright.gov/ 

I use the software that came with my pinnacle studio ultimate whaich is Studio 12 they have an updated version which is studio 14. Here are my settings:
Capture Source Pinnacle 710-usb (names vary according to type)
Audio Pinnacle 710-usb
TV Standard NTSC if you live in the us
Aspect Ratio 4:3
I do check the Capture preview box
Create new scene: I use the space bar but you can auto create if you like

Format section
Presets AVI Best
Compression DV
720* 480
Data rate I leave whatever way they have it
Audio doesn't matter I record over it

Project Preferences
only thing to make sure of here is that NTSC Standard is listed in the project format box

Video and audio Preferences

If you have a slow computer disable preview

Videos take up a lot of Space so I delete gameplay frequently and stuff that I want to save I put on an external hard drive. The external has a terabyte so I can store a lot of gameplay on it.
Here is one of my videos.

Pinnacle Studio Discounts




It is not widescreen because I don't like the way it looks in widescreen, the cables going to the compter are av, so it records in 680 no matter what settings you put, I can change the format to 720 but it wll stretch the screen and wont be true 720 anyways, you have to buy an hd capture card to record in true HD.

You can record on a mac also, just buy the mac setup.







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12/10/09

Bioshock 2 Multiplayer mode


Multiplayer in Bioshock 2 will take place in Rapture at The Fall of Rapture you will assume the role of a Plasmid Test subject in the underwater city that was first explored in the first Bioshock, they say this will be a unique muliplayer experience.


Multiplayer Features:


Experience will unlock new weapons, plasmids and tonics can be used to create hundreds of different combinations.


You will step into the shoes of rapure citizens to take part in Raptures civil war.


You will be able to see Rapture before the fall in such places as Kashmir Restaurant and Mercury Suites which have been redone from the ground up .


Digital Extremes worked on the multiplayer, they were part of unreal and unreal tournament franchise.


Here is a video, an interview with Jordan Thomas creative Director for Bioshock 2 with 2K Marin and Melissa Miller Senior Producer 2K Marin. They talk about the Multiplayer, Character Developement, Plasmids, Dual Wield(sort of).

There is a special edition of Bioshock 2 and here are the details:
The Special Edition will come in 13"x13” premium packaging with special art on both the slipcase and the box cover. Inside, you will find three posters featuring vintage ads from Rapture (rolled), a vinyl 180g LP featuring the orchestral score from the original BioShock, a CD containing the BioShock 2 orchestral score, a 164 page 8"x11" hardbound artbook chock full of developer commentary and, of course, a copy of BioShock 2. This edition will be available on February 9th, 2010 for $99.99 for Xbox 360 and PS3 and $89.99 for Games for Windows LIVE and is limited to a single production run. You'll be able to preorder the Special Edition in most countries worldwide, starting now.


Here is Bioshock 2 Multiplayer Capture The Sister Mode
Capture the litle sister and deposit her in the little sister vent before time runs out. It actaully looks somewhat difficult because you are holding her with you weapon hand so in order to shoot you must put her down.

12/9/09

LTA Modern Warfare 2 Review: Quit Your Crying Emo Kid

LTA thinks it's great so it must be great and phillip has a large wang...I don't know what that has to do with the video but he is really going to be mad if he ever sees this because I mispelled his name ps I found a picture of his wang on the net, make a comment if you want to see it...

Versus: Xbox 360 vs. Playstation 3 (Who Would Win?) S1E7

I hope that it is the gamer that wins, this competition will take the next generation of consoles out of this world. In the end the gamer will be the one on top not xbox or PS

12/8/09

Game Informer Top 200 video games of all time


Game informer just released its top 200 video games of all time to go along with their 200th issue. I am just breaking it down and using the top 30.

1. The Legend Of Zelda-NES 1987



I am not sure I agree with it taking the 1 spot but this was a great game that lead the way for many of my adventures with link and I am glad that they started the series. Nintendo set the bar for future games with the amount of depth and detail put into completing a quest. Also there was a secret mission at the end, from then on I always tried to find out if there was a secret mission in a game by watching the credits or entering a code.

2 Super Mario Bros. NES 1985

Wow I used to play this game for hours, there was a level that you could bounce an upside down turtle and keep doing it till you got to 99 lives. That is how I first beat the game. Everyone played this game including my mom. I have followed many of Mario and Luigi's adventures. Of course the pipes were the easy way sometimes, if you  had trouble with a section then you could slide down one of the pipes and sneak past an area, there were also secret worlds down there in a lot of Marios games.

This video shows the quick way to beat it, I did it this way after learning the hard way also.



3 Tetris PC 1984


Tetris has changed many times and adapted but this remains one of the greats and is still played today. I did not play the pc version, I think I payed it on nintendo.




4 Grand Theft auto III PS2 2001

I would agree that this belongs in the top 10, when it came out I had a yardsale and sold my games, playstation and gamecube to get the money to buy the ps2 just so I could play this game. This is what a snadbox game should be just like the GI says I completed the missions but the best part was gathering weapons and then blowing the crap out of everyone so that I could get my wanted level up. Anyone else? If you played it I am sure you have done that. This game set the bar for what graphics and gameplay should be, it put control of the game in the gamers hands.


Here is a short about GTA 3


5 Half Life 2 PC 2004


I am sorry to say that I didn't play this game but it is a great game. Here is what GI had to say about it "...moody and intense levels like City 17 and Ravenholm, Valve crafted an oppressive Orwellian world the likes of which had never been realized in a video game before- and has yet to be duplicated."




6 Doom PC 1993

Nobody can deny that Doom belongs on this list, we might not be playing MW2 if it weren't for the ceativity and inspiration of developers likeJohn Romero and John Carmack. FPS was on and wouldn't go away.

Here is a short video with some gameplay.


7 Metroid NES 1986

Metroid introduced us to a much larger world than most games at the time, the video shown is a speed run but it took most people hours(days) to figure out where to go and find all of the upgrades.

Part one of a three part vid.




Part 2

Part 3

8 Final Fantasy III SNES 1994

Final Fantasy is a great series but it wouldn't be a series if it didn't have a game like this to build on so we  thank Square for having vision and developing a great game. I hate turn based games but Final Fantasy is great regardless.

9 Super Mario Bros 3 NES 1990

what a step up from super mario, in this game you could fly with the cape and explore the clouds, replay value was good because you could play through it a couple of times while exploring above the clouds and in the pipes.

10 Ms Pacman arcade 1981

Pacman was great but Ms Pacman was a hit in every restaurant I went in, they had little arcade consoles for two players. I would always have to sit there and play while we waited for our food. Ms Pacman was more popular, i guess is was because of the little things she did in between levels, should we call them cutscenes.

11 World of Warcraft

WOW has a huge fan base and takes leveling up and collecting to a new level.

Here is a quote from one of the users so you can see the dedication and emotion of its players "As much as I'm looking forward to the content, I will surely miss many of the old zones, and it saddens me that many of the places that I leveled up in many years ago will be changed forever. Before the expansion drops, I will be taking more than a few nostalgic trips through places like Dark Shore and the Barrens. I hope Mankirk's wife finally gets a proper burial before the Barrens gets sundered."

12 The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the past SNES 1992

While I agree this is a great game I don't think it should have made the list, simply improving on a first in a series should not be enough to make the list.

13 Super Mario 64 N64 1996

Super Mario and 3D great, Graphics are great but still no voice so we still have to read through much of the dialogue. His signature moves are still in the game but its now 3 D, N64 was a great system and this was a great game.

Here is a video about it:



14 Call of Duty Modern Warfare PS3, Xbox 360, PC 2007


Gaming has changed forever, fast paced and explosive, its multiplayer has changed what we expect from a game. You are no longer stuck with a certain weapon loadout, you can customize it to suit your gaming style. The campaign intrduced new aspects to gaming and wasn't limited to just your character, vehicles such as the AC 130 brought on a new level of excitement but the problem is, no game can go back now it can only go forward or us hardcore gamers will not accept it.

15 Final Fantasy VII PSone 1997

This was my first final fantasy, the cutscenes were so great my whole family would watch me play just so they could follow the story. That is the best thing about the game it told a story and it was well done.

Here is a trailer for the game:



16 Mike Tysons Punch Out NES 1987

I don't think this should have made the list but I would like to see a modded version where you can bite Mikes ear off LOL, payback is a b%#$

17 Chrono Trigger SNES 1995

Muliple endings thats a great idea, replay value increases if there can is some variation in the game but gameplay was predictable besides that.

18 Resident Evil 4  Gamecube 2005

They tried to reinvent the series and did a good job mixing it up even though the campaign isn't as scary as some of the previous ones. Here is a review from Gamespot:




20 The legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time N64 1998

This is one of my favorite titles. Ocarina of time was the first time I rode a horse in a game, played a musical instrument and grew up. I loved how The world was a puzzle and i had to figure it out. The first 3D Legend of Zelda was a hit, abilities collecting items and side missions were great and at times silly. Characters such as Dodongo,  Zora and Lord Jabu-Jabu will never be forgoten.

 Here is a playlist for you if you need help rembering:




21 Super Metroid SNES 1994

Super Metroid had levels that you need to get to that were sometimes very hard to find, at the time I was playing it you couldn't just pull it up on you tube to find it. You had to figure it out or have a friend tell you. The game had iproved graphics and abilities along with some hard boss's to fight, Here is a speed run through of it, not the world record but about an hour, I couldn't do it that fast even after learning the locations of all the power ups.




22 Contra NES 1988

A 2-D shooter, if we only knew back then, There were some fanatics that played this game. Some of my friends would not get off it. It was a challange to make it through evey level. Younger gamers won't know much about lives, you needed all of your lives to make it through this game.
Here are some vids about Contra:




23 Galaga Arcade 1981

do we need to say why this is on the list? It is still around, check your local pizza place. 28 years later

24 Castlevania: Symphony of the Night NES 1988

I used to play this and it was a good game but I don't remember anything groundbreaking about it, while doing some research I did com across this Castlevania wiki: http://castlevania.wikia.com/wiki/Castlevania_Wiki 


25 Street Fighter II Arcade 1991

Like GI says there was a lot of action in the arcades at this time, you would have to challenge and beat someone to be able to play the game, there were many people in line for challenges. Ryu Pic on the right.
From Wiki, Premiering in the first Street Fighter, Ryu appears as the lead character from the game along with his best friend Ken participating in the Street Fighter tournament. Further games from the series show Ryu to be highly focused on his training, aiming to become the strongest he can. However, his powers also attract several criminals who want to use him for their plans. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryu_(Street_Fighter) 

26 God of War PS2 2005

Kratos kicks a$$, not much more needs to be said. My PS2 was not just barely made it through the game, I had to tap it gently to get it going again. Epic battle  and bosses, here is one:



Funny, does the little guy fighting the big guy remind you of Super Metroid?

27 Bioshock Xbox 360, PC 2007

This is one of my regrets, I still haven't played this game. I have reserved Bioshock 2, but anyways, Vision is the word of the day.  To many Bioshock is a game that has changed them , they are involved in the game not just playing it. It takes place in an alternate history and many say it has the best story of a game: watch this so you understand:



28 Diablo II PC 2000



Can anyone say epic cow battles:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 



29 Half Life PC 1998


Consoles had to improve to keep up with PC games like Half Life, so I would say that it probably fueled the fire for consoles to get where they are today.
 
here is a video that includes Half Life and three other titles from the list:



30 The ElderScrolls IV: Oblivion Xbox 360, PC

Explore is the word for this game, there was such a large world to explore and people to talk to. There were also different paths to take to get to the ending, it id one of the greats. Morrowind was first but Oblivion kicked it up a notch. There is not even enough space in this blog for me to tell you what you could do. Mix potions, enhance weapons, spells, stealing lockpicking etc.. A great game and i will leave you with a Vid:




Here is the rest of the list:
31.Tecmo Super Bowl (NES)


32.Goldeneye 007 (N64)


33.Super Mario Kart (SNES)


34.Sonic The Hedgehog (Genesis)


35.Starcraft (PC)


36.Civilization (PC)


37.SimCity (PC)


38.Mega Man 2 (NES)


39.Halo: Combat Evolved (Xbox)


40.Gran Turismo (PS)


41.Resident Evil 2 (PS)


42.Pokemon Red and Blue (GB)


43.Final Fantasy X (PS2)


44.Everquest (PC)


45.Final Fantasy Tactics (PS)


46.GTA IV (multi)


47.Super Mario World (SNES)


48.Deus Ex (PC)


49.Guitar Hero (PS2)


50.Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (PS2)


51.Super Mario Galaxy (Wii)


52.Pac Man (ARC)


53.Battlefield 2 (PC)


54.Star Wars KOTOR (Xbox)


55.ICO (PS2)


56.Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (PS3)


57.Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 (PS)


58.Mass Effect (Xbox 360)


59.Adventure (Atari)


60.Arkanoid (ARC)


61.The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening (GB)


62.Star Wars: X Wing (PC)


63.Zelda: Majora’s Mask (N64)


64.GTA: San Andreas (PS2)


65.Fallout 3 (multi)


66.Zork (PC)


67.Soul Calibur (DC)


68.Double Dragon (ARC)


69.Dr Mari (NES)


70.The SIMS (PC)


71.Age of Empies (PC)


72.Mortal Kombat II (ARC)


73.Rock Band 2 (multi)


74.Tomb Raider (PS)


75.Super Bomberman (SNES)


76.Mario’s Picross (GB)


77.Ninja Gaiden (NES)


78.Command & Conquer (PC)


79.Kingdom Hearts (PS2)


80.Final Fantasy II (SNES)


81.Super Mario bros 2 (NES)


82.Left 4 Dead (multi)


83.Okami (PS2)


84.Shadow of the Colossus (PS2)


85.Metroid Prime (GC)


86.Super Smash Bros Melee (GC)


87.Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness (PC)


88.Baldurs Gate 2: Shadows of Amn (PC)


89.God of War II (PS2)


90.The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii)


91.Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal (PS2)


92.Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (PC)


93.Skies of Arcadia (DC)


94.The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker (GC)


95.Silent Hill 2 (PS2)


96.Counter Strike (PC)


97.Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (Genesis)


98.Prince of Persia: Sands of Time (PS2)
 99.GTA: Vice City (PS2)


100. Portal (PC)


101. Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind


102. Heroes of Might and Magic III (PC)


103. Donkey Kong (ARC)


104. Batman: Arkham Asylum (multi)


105. System Shock 2 (PC)


106. Resident Evil (PS)


107. Gears of War (Xbox 360)
 108. Metal Gear Solid 4 Guns of the Patriots (PS3)


109. Crash Bandicoot: Warped (PS)


110. Halo 2 (Xbox)


111. Tetris Attack (SNES)


112. Final Fantasy XII (PS2)


113. Earthbound (SNES)


114. Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri (PC)


115. Command & Conquer: Red Alert (PC)


116: Advance Wars (GBA)


117. Fallout (PC)


118. Team Fortress 2 (PC)


119. Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory (Xbox)


120. Mega Man X (SNES)


121. Lemmings (PC)


122. Panzer Dragoon Saga (SAT)


123. NHL 94 (Genesis)


124. Warlords (ARC)


125. Shadowrun (SNES)


126. Twisted Metal 2 (PS)


127. Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee (PS)


128. Metroid Fusion (GBA)


129. Homeworld (PC)


130. Kingdom Hearts II (PS2)


131. Pilotwings (SNES)


132. Quake II (PC)


133. Star Wars Jedi Knight Dark Forces II (PC)


134. Borderlands (multi)


135. Final Fight (ARC)


136. Star Fox (SNES)


137. Madden NFL 99 (multi)


138. Call of Duty 2 (PC)


139. Wolfenstien 3D (PC)


140. Diablo (PC)


141. Civilization IV (PC)


142. Maniac Mansion: Day of the Tentacle (PC)


143. Assassin's Creed (multi)


144. Burnout 3: Takedown (multi)


145. Unreal Tournament 2004 (PC)


146. Power Stone 2 (DC)


147. Super Castlevania IV (SNES)


148. Super Mario RPG (SNES)
 149. Warcraft III : Reign of Chaos (PC)


150. ActRaiser (SNES)


151. Fable (Xbox)


152. Xenosaga Episode 1 (PS2)
 153. Asteroids (ARC)


154. LittleBigPlanet (PS3)


155. Crackdown (Xbox 360)


156. Gauntlet (ARC)


157. Devil May Cry (PS2)


158. Pong (ARC)


159. Battlefield 1942 (PC)


160. Thief (PC)


161. Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved (Xbox 360)


162. Far cry (PC)


163. Robotron (ARC)


164. X-COM: UFO Defense (PC)


165. Peggle (PC)


166. King's Quest IV (PC)


167. Doom II (PC)


168. Tempest 2000 (JAGUAR)


169. Braid (Xbox 360)


170. Ridge Racer (PS)


171. Bully (PS2)


172. Ikaruga (GC)


173. Lode Runner (Apple II)


174. Gunstar Heroes (Genesis)


175. Dig Dug 9ARC)


176. Castlevania (NES)


177. Tekken 3 (ARC)


178. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (DS)


179. NBA JAM (ARC)


180. Max Payne (PC)


181. COD: Modern Warfare 2 (multi)


182. Samurai Shodown (NEO GEO)


183. NFL 2K5 (multi)
 184. Vagrant Story (PS)


185. Super Mario World: Yoshi's Story (SNES)


186. Marble Madness (ARC)


187. Infamous (PS3)


188. Planescape: Torment (PC)


189. Kid Icarus (NES)


190. Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay (Xbox)


191. Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater (PS2)


192. Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem (GC)


193. Jak 3 (PS2)


194. Marvel vs Capcom 2( DC)


195. Ultima (PC)


196. Call of Duty (PC)


197. NHL 09 (multi)


198. Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow (Xbox)


199. Tactics Ogre (PS)


200. Beyond Good and Evil


GI put a lot of retro titles in the top spots and I don't think that enough thought was put into some of the latest advances for example Bad company with its destructable environment, anyways There are a lot of games that I Think should have made the list but didn't.