My favorite games? They include Sonic Adventure, that INCLUDES number 2, Zelda games, primarily Wind Weaker and Ocarina for the 3d's, and Minis Cap is definitely one of my favorite 2d ones...I also like Halo, the first two obviously being the best in both single and multilayer experience, Sonic 2 is also really good, though definitely not the best. I also like inventive art games such as Flower, or to go into a more literal version of art games there is also Jet Set Radio. Ratchet & Clank deserves a big honorable mention, as should the Spiro series, and Crash Bandicoot, at least in the earlier years, with Spiro games being basically cheap pieces of plastic created only for lowlife Nerf Herders, STAR WARS JOKE! Oh, that brings me to Rogue Squadron, at least the first one before you had to walk around, and Knights of the Old Republic. There's no way I could make a list like this without mentioning a game I have up at the moment, and has helped me for over a year now in even my schoolwork and has taught me more about computers than any technology class ever could, not that I need it mind you, and that amazing game is Mine craft, oh the pixels, graphics similar to those on the Nintendo 64, which is where the next game was released on, and that precious gem is Golden eye 64. And notice I didn't mention Super Mario 64, and that is because I believe it is not one of the best, with Super Mario Sunshine being much better. WELL, now I am growing weary of typing, so I bid you adieu! By the way, the typo in game titles are the spell checker's doing, blame him!
My favorite games? They include Sonic Adventure, that INCLUDES number 2, Zelda games, primarily Wind Weaker and Ocarina for the 3d's, and Minis Cap is definitely one of my favorite 2d ones...I also like Halo, the first two obviously being the best in both single and multilayer experience, Sonic 2 is also really good, though definitely not the best. I also like inventive art games such as Flower, or to go into a more literal version of art games there is also Jet Set Radio. Ratchet & Clank deserves a big honorable mention, as should the Spiro series, and Crash Bandicoot, at least in the earlier years, with Spiro games being basically cheap pieces of plastic created only for lowlife Nerf Herders, STAR WARS JOKE! Oh, that brings me to Rogue Squadron, at least the first one before you had to walk around, and Knights of the Old Republic. There's no way I could make a list like this without mentioning a game I have up at the moment, and has helped me for over a year now in even my schoolwork and has taught me more about computers than any technology class ever could, not that I need it mind you, and that amazing game is Mine craft, oh the pixels, graphics similar to those on the Nintendo 64, which is where the next game was released on, and that precious gem is Golden eye 64. And notice I didn't mention Super Mario 64, and that is because I believe it is not one of the best, with Super Mario Sunshine being much better. WELL, now I am growing weary of typing, so I bid you adieu! By the way, the typo in game titles are the spell checker's doing, blame him! 
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