 | ICO
Buy used from: £18.55 Fumito Ueda's emotional masterpiece is a joy to play, and an absolutely essential experience.
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 | Halo Triple Pack (Xbox)
Buy used from: £34.00 A decent price considering its content. Bungie's beautifully refined and unusually accessible FPS series is an essential purchase for Xbox.
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 | Project Zero 2: Crimson Butterfly (PS2)
Buy used from: £11.69 A slightly extended version also available on Xbox, this is an exceptionally atmospheric and beautifully presented survival horror. Its cinematography is without peer, and it's suprisingly playable.
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 | Resident Evil 4 (GameCube)
Buy used from: £6.99 Recently brought to PS2, Capcom's reinvention of its own genre is unique, and crucially great fun.
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 | Metroid Prime (Player's Choice GameCube)
Buy used from: £4.00 Retro Studios' controversial transferral of Metroid's distinct formula to a 3D firstperson viewpoint was immensely successful. Pure Metroid from start to finish.
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 | Shadow of the Colossus (PS2)
Buy used from: £24.97 I impatiently imported this technical marvel from Canada. Aside from some inevitable camera issues, this is exactly the game it wanted to be. Completely unique.
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 | Wario Ware: Touched! (Nintendo DS)
Buy used from: £17.49 What better game to showcase the unique features of the DS than one which can give you a new game mechanic every 3 seconds?
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 | Panzer Dragoon Orta
Buy used from: £3.49 Very little has changed between this and the Saturn original (included in its entirety as an unlockable extra), but that doesn't stop it being a far cry from most Xbox titles.
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 | Grabbed by the Ghoulies (Xbox)
Buy used from: £3.49 Unfortunately overlooked by most Xbox owners. Elegantly simple control interface, buckets of in-jokes, and absolutely, undeniably Rare.
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 | Another Code: Two Memories (Nintendo DS)
Buy used from: £14.95 Myst for beginners essentially, but the imaginative use of the tactile DS controls elevate it far beyond a genre clone.
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