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Message: [QUOTE="Darren, post: 19668, member: 2613"] - As a 9 year-old when it released, Super Mario 64 felt revolutionary. - Shortly after, FFVII also felt like another huge leap forward. - Resident Evil 2 a year later was a big deal, every dude in existence owned this game. Code Veronica was owned by everyone with a Dreamcast. - Metal Gear Solid 2, Silent Hill 2, and GTA 3 all came out within a month of each other, and again it felt like things were taking big steps forward. - Consistently high quality games were made for the rest of the PS2 era, but it took a few years into the 360/PS3 era for things to move forward again. Bioshock, Fallout 3, GTA 4, Bioshock 2, and Red Dead Redemption (along with the best DLC in the history of gaming, Undead Nightmare). Those 5 (well, 6, if you count Undead Nightmare) games were hugely important. - The Last of Us felt like the next big step forward from this point. - Now, games have progressed so much, it's rare for anything to feel epic or unique. RDR2 is one of the last games I can remember where it felt like a big, societal event, The Last of Us 2 probably counts as well. Out of all of these, Super Mario 64, FFVII, Code Veronica: X, Silent HIll 2, Bioshock 2, RDR 1, The Last of Us, RDR2, and The Last of Us 2, are in my top 10. [/QUOTE]

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