jgoethals

Top 5 games. eh!? As Mario would say: "Here we go!" Deux Ex (I played the heck out of this game, starting and restarting, and always trying to get the smoothest playthrough. Plus, the voice acting!) Hero's Quest: So You Want to be a Hero (before the lawsuit and it became Quest for Glory. I first saw this game at a Basic programming competition in 1990. I loved the RPG elements mixed with the earlier point and click adventures. It was nice that it got remasted.) Wonderboy in Monsterland on the Sega Master System (A fun little classic that I spent a lot of hours trying to get past. I do love save states now) Dishonoured (like Deux Ex, this game is amazing with the world, the levelling up, the powers/abilities, the stealth, the murder -- peak gaming) Legends of Zelda (never played this as a kid as we had Sega and not Nintendo, but I found it as an adult and just feeling part of that long history is nice. Plus it isn't 1000 hours long)

Next level Bonus content is probably stuff like: art books / art collections stories about lore and development stuff you can't see in the game but adds to the overall experience allowing users to experience both the old and new graphics is very cool too

We were a Sega household (no Nintendo) and I definitely spent many an hour mastering; Shinobi Wonderboy in Monsterland Fantasy Zone II Kenseiden Exhausting! But my favourite company is easily: Sierra Entertainment I played so many of those games for so many hours.