They really don't make platform games like they used to. This one was my favourite, probably not everyone else's though.

My favourite Zelda game. Obviously not the best graphically, but storywise and characterwise this game takes some beating.

My favourite platformer on the Amiga, Amazon don't list it, but if you can get it, it's a wicked game. Basically you walk around kicking, heading and vollying a ball at enemies!

Addictive, addictive, addictive. Trying to edge fractions of a second off your race times. With only 4 levels there's not much else to do, but it's still amazing fun trying.

If you've played it in the arcade, you know how brilliant it is. There's something so satisfying about shooting a dealy sniper off the top of some scaffolding, or a hotel roof.

Ok, so I reckon people will be saying "Has he seriously included "Worms" and excluded amazing games like "Ocarina of Time"?". Let me say, I've spent more time playing WWP than nearly every other game!

Possibly the game i've played more than any other. 4 person multiplayers are about as competitive and exciting as any other game i've played (including counterstrike). Amazing fun.

The best in the PS2 series, and clearly worth the hype that it recieved. Eclipsed now by GTA4, but still an amazing game. TOTAL FREEDOM TO DO WHATEVER THE HELL YOU WANT (You really can't beat it)

Hours and hours of fun and addiction. The single player is even more addictive than trying to beat your records in Sega Rally, and there's hundreds of levels and hundreds of cars.

Hours of fun and puzzlement whilst improving your maths skills? How can you say no?

There's honestly nothing quite like this game. It's like a medievil version of GTA, Brilliant! Its amazing fun running, climbing and fighting your way through a brilliant historical world.

The finest hour of a franchise that I have supported right back from PS1. Fifa has probably taken a year of my life in total and it was worth it. Especially great for multiplayers.