1. The Longest Journey 2. Need For Speed Underground 3. Splinter Cell and Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow 4. KotOR 5. No One Lives Forever and No One Lives Forever 2
1.Shenmue II (Dreamcast PAL Version) You have it? Chances are not, if you've only played the Xbox version of SII do yourself a favour and pick this one up. Picks up where the first brillian game left off, and continues on Ryo's epic journey this time with Japanese voices in Hong Kong and China. Okay, that's kinda weird and doesn't really fit; but it is significantly better than the ear-cancer producing dubs that are present on the Xbox version. Some people don't care for switching discs during the game, but I for one, like it. Nothing says epic like a sequel packed onto 4 discs, following a game that was one 3 discs, and awaiting the continuation of the last 2/3 of the series. 2.Comix Zone (GEN) If you have played this game, you'll know that not only is Sketch Turner awesome, but that this game could very well be better than any of the Streets of Rage games. 3.Phantasy Star II (GEN) Probably the best RPG I have ever played. Challenging, engrossing, and rewarding all at once. The impact that the Phantasy Star II has had on RPGs is huge. Phantasy Star is up there with Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy as the most important series for the development of RPGs.I first played this game on Smash Pack Vol. 1 (DC) and was lucky enough to find the orignal version a few months later. 4.Sonic Adenture 2 (DC NTSC/J Version) Ok so it's the same as the US version, but the disc looks a lot cooler; plus I got it as a part of the Sonic 10th Birthday pack, which had a music CD, history of Sonic booklet, and a special gold Sonic coin (not a ring like in the games) with a picture of Sonic on one side. 5.Revenge of Shinobi (GEN) In my opinion the "coolest" ninja centered game you can own. Ninja Gaiden Black might challenge it for the title of Best Ninja Game ever, but make no mistake about it, 17 years after it's release Revenge of Shinobi is a top-notch gaming experience. I only hope that Sega can give the Shinobi sequel a next-gen game that will be as acclaimed as the recent Ninja Gaiden.
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