Halo hands down, halo has a low skill cap that allows the average player to compete hence why it's so popular.

Radar(lawl), "aim-helper" that makes aiming possible for a 2 year old, sluggish player movement(you can't make a quick change of direction)

[QUOTE="-Panjera-"] And you blindly believe something written in a book with NO proof, and no theory as to how god even exists!mindstorm

"I think so, and I believe science is wrong. There's just too much proof around for us to ignore. Just look at the world around you. And saying that Earth is billions of years old is hilarious" -Topic Creator

1. Ocarina of Time

2. Mario 64

3. Sonic 2

4. Starcraft

5. FFX

6. Age of Empires 2

7. GTA 3

8. Banjo Kazooie

9. Super mario bros 3

10. Counter-strike

Age of empires 1 or 2

Americas's army

Battlefield 2

The ps2 was superior last gen and cows couldn't understand why fans of the xbox couldn't understand, now it's the other way around, people will always justify their purchase of a console before any truth.

It's not a fact that zelda games are overated, it's your terrible opinion.

It would be hard to give a rehash the title of the best game ever, even if it's an amazing rehash.

Going from 2D to 3D with such near perfection, OOT was such a new and refreshing experience, whereas today it seems like games are more of the same with the occasional game providing small changes. OOT was the first 3D game that actually felt like an epic adventure, also OOT was around in a time when the casual gamers weren't around to skew how good a game was, so I don't think you can call it overated.

1998, it's not even close really.

Exactly. I'm presently at a point in my life where I'm utterly confused and not at all secure in any belief, whatever it may be. I'll be the first to admit I'm insecure in them. I used to hold many beliefs that I thought to be concrete, however after a drastic life changing event in my early twenties, nothing makes sense to me now. Losing and questioning belief is very frightening, because it is the foundation of what makes up a person. When that's lost, you're in a small, leaky boat out at sea with no anchor.

I don't see how someone can go through their life and not have their beliefs change or be challenged from the personal growth that comes from life experiences, both good and bad. This is why strict adherence to anything without question and exploration is an impediment to growing as a person.......in my, umm....belief, anways. :)

You and me are exactly the same drastic event and all, this event eventually led me to question all my beliefs on a deeper level then most people ever do, I think most people are content to believe in whatever they were raised to believe in, if this wasn't the case then why were slaves and racism accepted for so long?

Another thing is, why would the average person ever dream of looking for proof that there is no afterlife? If a person with any intelligence truly searches hard for an answer about whether or not there is a god, that person will find that all religion up to this point is completely false, just study astronomy/the size of the universe for a start.