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Here you can post your top 10 games of all time, as long as they're for the pc.
1. Command and Conquer - because without this little piece of gaming goodness, there would be zero popular RTS's. Dune II may ahve spawned it, but CNC sparked it.
2. Starcraft - This game raised the bar on a good RTS fairly high, adding storyline, triggers, and many other components to the RTS genre, as well as a kick-ass compaign editor.
3. Doom - Without this game, Serious Sam would have no blood at all.
4. Fallout II - This game showed that RPG's could lose the swords, fairies, and spells and break away from the standard format and still be a good game.
5. Deus Ex - This game succesfully blended RPG elements and FPS elements into a single game.
6. Baldur's Gate - This re-sparked the RPG genre when it hit a lull in late 90's. Not to mention it kicked ass.
7. Homeworld - One of the best RTS i've ever played, but with a twist: full 3d... in space!
8. Grand Theft Auto III - Sequel to a fairly good game, this brought the crime-sprees into full 3d, with a large number of missions, cars, and general things to do.
9. Age of Empires - This game proved games based in the past weren't lame. This game was good because it offered great avenues of single and multiplayer, many races each with unique statistics, and many units and upgrades.
10. Planescape: Torment - This game was good because it didnt focus so much on combat as it did on the storyline of your character, as well as an extreme amount of dialogue options, each extermely detailed and well-written.
1. Command and Conquer - because without this little piece of gaming goodness, there would be zero popular RTS's. Dune II may ahve spawned it, but CNC sparked it.
2. Starcraft - This game raised the bar on a good RTS fairly high, adding storyline, triggers, and many other components to the RTS genre, as well as a kick-ass compaign editor.
3. Doom - Without this game, Serious Sam would have no blood at all.
4. Fallout II - This game showed that RPG's could lose the swords, fairies, and spells and break away from the standard format and still be a good game.
5. Deus Ex - This game succesfully blended RPG elements and FPS elements into a single game.
6. Baldur's Gate - This re-sparked the RPG genre when it hit a lull in late 90's. Not to mention it kicked ass.
7. Homeworld - One of the best RTS i've ever played, but with a twist: full 3d... in space!
8. Grand Theft Auto III - Sequel to a fairly good game, this brought the crime-sprees into full 3d, with a large number of missions, cars, and general things to do.
9. Age of Empires - This game proved games based in the past weren't lame. This game was good because it offered great avenues of single and multiplayer, many races each with unique statistics, and many units and upgrades.
10. Planescape: Torment - This game was good because it didnt focus so much on combat as it did on the storyline of your character, as well as an extreme amount of dialogue options, each extermely detailed and well-written.