Damn, bout time they put more games in the Greatest Games of All Time feature. The last game must've been about a year or so ago. But Half-Life deserves it. I only played the PS2 version, but it was a blast.
1. Grim Fandango--I loved the Monkey Island series. Some of the best graphic adventure games ever. But at around the time that I was playing them AND Grim Fandango had come out, I wasn't interested. *sigh* The things you miss out on when your a child. Now that I'm a teen and many years have passed since it's release, I'm eagerly wanting to play it. Heh, sucks that it's hard to get your hands on nowadays, eh? 2. Planescape: Torment--After just playing Fallout last summer for the first time, I wanted more. A similar gaming experience. So, I read about Planescape: Torment. Well, I've been hesitant to buy it because: 1. I can only find it on Amazon, and it is kinda expensive; 2. I heard it was short, and; 3. I still haven't beaten Fallout 1 and 2 yet. 3. Baldur's Gate 1 & 2--Same with Planescape, only it IS much longer I heard, and it IS cheaper. But, I'm just too lazy to purchase it right now. Plus, I'm saving up for newer and better games at the moment. 4. Indigo Prophecy--Even though I've heard it was short, this game sounds really cool and innovative. And, as a hardcore adventure gamer, I really want to get my hands on it. I'm just waiting for the price to drop, that's all. 5. System Shock 2--For a horror FPS game, this game looks incredible, even though it was released in the late 90s. But, with it being the most rare game on my list, how am I going to get my chance of playing it?
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