You found the friendliest gaming & tech geeks around. Say hello!
UPSLynx
The Dean of Computer Graphics Community Leader, Supporter, Writer, Official Rep, Expo Attendee, Sonic
Icrontic — Home of the Big Beef Burrito since 8-8-2000, fool. A Short-Media community © 2003–2013. Powered with <3 from Vanilla & WordPress.
Comments
Beat out this
by a lot.
yesiveryfuckingmad.jpg
you want a list? here:
any mario or megaman from Nes and Snes
any final fantasy from 1 to 8
i'm glad shadow of the colossus was in the list...
final fantasy tactics
ogre tactics
sonic 1 through 3 and sonic and knuckles
pretty much any game released before 1999...
And on what planet is Starcraft II a bigger deal than the original Starcraft/SC:BW?
FFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUU
The entire Metal Gear series hits hard. I will boldly admit, without any trace of shame, that I cried manly tears during Metal Gear Solid 4's ending. Manly. Tears.
In contrast, I can barely even remember there being and ending on most of the other games on that list, let alone a good one. Even Ocarina of Time, in all its nostalgia glory, had a pretty ho-hum ending.
This list can go eat a dick (clown).
I thought it was dumb they included Super Mario Bros and Sonic the Hedgehog. I love those games to death, but the only reason they made that list is out of nostalgia. Nothing about them makes them definitive game endings/stories.
Another one that I always thought was nice.
This list made me sad....I cried...
(I could list more games but these stand out in the forefront of my mind of games that I've played. [note Half-Life isn't there because I've never played any of the games, something I should get around to])
Surely the problem, if there is one, is the casual gamers that voted.
Personally who cares; does it effect your favourite ernding wasn't chosen?
“You can’t have a small sample of gamers vote on what, in their opinion, are the greatest video game endings of all time (which shockingly relate directly to top sales figures), and then slap a seal on it and call it definitive.”
Which is probably exactly what should be done. Additionally, the reason it relates to sales figures is due to the fact that sales represent the number of units purchased which would correlate to the # of games people actually played. I think part of your issue is that you do not feel that you are represented, but are not you and many of this site at the forefront of gaming and less hobbyists? Perhaps you main issue is in how you define Gamer and how you rate subjective terms. Perhaps what should be polled instead are 500 video game reviewers. Would that be more definitive? Or would a better poll be one that is limited to those who can demonstrate 15+ years of gaming as a hobby with 20+ games played and purchased each of those years.
How would you make a “definitive” list?