Quake 2 did more for its genre and franchise than TP did. I do enjoy TP but I'm always put off replaying because of the tedious village tutorial at the start.

Being a huge souls fan, I really wanted to like Sekiro but it just didn't click with me.

Mario Sunshine shouldn't be anywhere near the top 64.

I always assumed Doom 64 was some inferior port of Doom on consoles, much like Quake was. Until they remastered it and added it to Game Pass and I actually played it and realised it was a whole new game with new levels, and a very fun one at that. Nintendo Land was a decent pack-in game, but didn't ...

I love both of these titles, played Cave Story when it was just a freeware game and have picked it up as Cave Story+ on a couple of platforms since then. Very cut, fun and sometimes overlooked Metroidvania (though probably not so much these days). The Sims is still a franchise I occasionally return ...

I've played Simpsons Arcade a few times, and maybe it's the genre as I'm not a huge beat 'em up fan but I just didn't find it all that fun after a short 20 min stint. There are other beat 'em ups I'd sooner give my time to. Even though it's very short I love coming back to Marble Madness, it was a c...

Portal was a very strong title in a year jam-packed with very strong titles and came in a bundle which offered insane value at the time.

Shovel Knight was just a joy to play through. Will need to give it another go on my new OLED Steam deck!

DKC hands down. Inside was good but not one I could see myself ever returning too, next to no challenge in it either.

SMK was great fun and quite unique at the time, but there are a few better MK games out there.

Not a fan of WoW personally but can't deny it's influence and impact on MMOs and PC gaming.