Dude.... I hate these questions, but I always answer them. Here they are in no certain order...

1. X-Com UFO Defense (Possiblythe greatest game ever made; conversely the hardest.)

2. Freedom Fighters (So many people forget how great this game was.)

3. Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (I would have said Call of Duty here, but this one was just great in every possible way.)

4. Blade of Darkness (My brother and I must be the only two people on earth who have ever played this game.)

5. KOTOR I and II (They were just that good)

6. Prince of Persia: Sands of Time (This game never gets boring.)

7.Star Wars Galaxies (Okay, to be fair - it's a crappy game. But no other game has inspired me more.)

8. Diablo (Thisis one of my favorites but not because I'm a Blizzard fan. In fact, I hate Blizzard, but not because of WoW.)

9. Tomb Raider (The original more or less benchmarked the new age of the Platform genre, along with Mario 64.)

That's about all of them. These are the games that I can truely remember as having lasting memories.

[QUOTE="Pablo620"]dont cheat in games whats the pointtrav_have

 The story wasn't all that great.  How many times have you played a game where you started out as a prisoner, but somehow ended up being the prophetic savior of the world?  In fact... that was more or less the synopsis of ESIII, come to think of it.

Still, it's not like there is any other option of a "Next Gen" (if you want to call it that) RPG for the PS3.  Personally... it sucked on the PC and so it'll probably suck on the PS3 as well.  And before anyone calls me a PS3 hater - it sucked on the X360 too.....

...... Combat was a lot better than ESIII though - I'll give it that.  But it still sucked for trying to make it action oriented.  I mean... if you're going to go for a twitch system like that - then don't half ass it.