Round 1: M is for Multiple-choice poll abuse!

[This Old Neon]

Round 1: M is for Multiple-choice poll abuse!

You can vote for 0-9 games in this poll. Pick as many or as few as you like, but vote carefully—you can't change your votes after submitting them. The #1 ranked game at the end of the week will move on to Round 2.

1988 - The Legendary Axe - TG16
1995 - Metal Max Returns - SNES
1996 - Super Dodge Ball - NG
1999 - Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings [incl. Gold Edition] - PC
1999 - RollerCoaster Tycoon [incl. Deluxe] - PC
2001 - Clive Barker's Undying - PC
2004 - WarioWare: Twisted! - GBA
2005 - GunBound - PC
2005 - Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow - DS
2013 - Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance - Multiplatform

You are encouraged to discuss your choices and your reasons for selecting the games you did.

[The Shoemaker]

Metal Gear Rising was really awesome, just pure action.

[Jordan]

I almost voted for multiple choices on this one, but decided not to just because of the title of this thread. I'm a total contrarian.

There's a bunch of good games on this one though. I opted for Age of Empires 2, which was simply an amazing game that did everything I wanted at the time it came out. I never got gud at RTS games or became addicted to them, but when I was younger I liked the historically based ones such as Age of Empires, Empire Earth and Rise of Nations (much more recent).

[Pluvius]

Second abstention. The only one I've played here for the necessary amount of time is Legendary Axe, and that wasn't quite good enough to get a vote.

Rob

[Kong Wen]

I debated abstaining, but I threw a vote at Castlevania. I've enjoyed a lot of the Castlevania games I've played, and Dawn of Sorrow stands above many of them. The art style is lamentable, but the soul absorption system is really fun.

[Humphries90]

Nothing from me this time. Haven't played any of them enough.

[VictorViper]

Unplayed all and generally disinterested. No vote.

[SkyPikachu]

I loved AoE2. Watched my friend play it tons and played a fair share of it myself.

Easy pick for me.

[Kong Wen]

It's interesting, AoE was pretty much the zeitgeist in gaming (at least in my circles) for a while there, but it seems to have kind of faded from memory, or its legacy didn't really catch hold or something. You don't tend to hear much about it nowadays.

[VictorViper]

Contrary to my earlier post, I did in fact play AoEII, but never cared for it. That game did contribute to a friend's 9 years at Queen's though.